Camping municipal Les Babelles: discover Chindrieux

This stage will introduce you to the Chautagne region, the charm of Chanaz and the Savière canal. You'll start climbing the Chaîne de l'Épine, which offers splendid views of the lake. Savoie Rando Lac à pieds" hikes take you around France's largest natural lake. The 4 stages of the tour can be done separately.

This hike takes you through a beautiful crack of 10 m high and 90 m long with splendid views of the Lac du Bourget.

Viewpoint above the village of Chindrieux with 180° views of Lac du Bourget and Le Colombier. A short out-and-back route above Chindrieux.

After riding through the Peupleraie and Marais de Chautagne, stop at the Plage de Châtillon to enjoy views over the lake. Go around the Mollard de Vions, and ride alongside the Rhône to finish your loop. Set off from the Camping les Peupliers or the Plage de Châtillon, both situated in Chindrieux, or the Vions village hall, and follow the marked paths. This circuit is ideal for family groups. Inaccessible during hunting season and during heavy rain. IGN map reference: 3331OT. Variation possible along the Canal de Savière (adds 10km and 10m of elevation change to the route).

Ride along this bikepath, which offers a complete tour around the Lac du Bourget. Discover a panoramic view of the lake from the Châtillon Beach and the Abbaye d'Hautecombe and take a detour to the charming village of Chanaz. Set off from either the train stations in Chindrieux or Vions, Chanaz or the Abbaye d'Hautecombe. Ideal for an active outing in a group or with friends. Not recommended during the hunting season or in heavy rain. IGN map reference: Top 25 3331OT.

The “Sapenay Tour” walk will take you through the forest and on a nice scenic road – great views over the Lac du Bourget guaranteed! The trail starts just before the Chapel, on the parking lot named “La Carrière”. Yellow signs will indicate either “Tour du Sapenay” or “Col du Sapenay”. Take the large forest trail at the end of the parking lot. When you reach “Les Masures” (yellow signs), go straight towards “Col du Sapenay“. On the way, a viewpoint will let you admire remote parts of Cessens as well as the Bauges mountain range. You will then come to another yellow sign, named “Le Tuyau”. From here you can either follow the normal hike or take the alternate – and shorter – one. If you decide to go for the main one, keep going straight, still towards “Col du Sapenay“. The trails slightly goes up to “Pre Reinet” then goes down to a forest road in Le Sapenay. The walk continues on a paved and scenic road across the Sapenay site. After nearly 2,5km, you will reach a sharp turn : take a left into the stony trail and then a right at the crossraod called “Fornay”. Following this path, you will arrive to a little chapel, right next to the parking lot you departed from. Comment: there are a few sightseeing areas along the road – paragliding, hang gliding, view points over the Lac du Bourget and the Chautagne area. It is highly recommended to take the time and check them out. Alternate “Sapenay Tour” If you prefer the shorter walk, take the trail on your left at the crossroad called “Le Tuyau”. This is a forest path, going up in the forest and along the Sapenay meadows. You will discover a beautiful view over the Lac du Bourget at the place called “Fornay” (with yet some other yellow signs). Follow the trail straight ahead. It will lead you to a small chapel and back to your car.

A short ramble in a rural setting, with a mix of heritage sights (chapel, feudal ruins, remains of a Roman road). A view of Lac du Bourget and the Chautagne poplar grove completes your walk. Want to stretch your legs without doing a lot of climbing? Would you like to see the ruins of a 13th-century castle that was the site of numerous sieges involving the Counts of Savoy? Would you like to get to a lovely viewpoint overlooking Lac du Bourget, Chautagne and Petit Bugey? This is the walk for you! An easy trail, first forested, then more airy as you reach the ruins of the Château-Neuf. And children will be delighted to see the old circular keep with its 3-metre-thick walls! But be warned, access to the ruins themselves is forbidden, or risk falling into one of the wells, which could take you back to a completely different era... The view is panoramic, and just imagine that further down you'll find other remains, those of a palafittic village bearing witness to the first sedentary communities settled in Alpine Europe in the 9th century BC. This walk is a real history book!

The twists and turns of this pass, traced under dense forest cover, offer a number of viewpoints over the Chautagne region and the formidable Grand Colombier. This pass has a total of 750 Points for the square rating.

Nice ride, suitable for families, alternating between forests and pastures. Beautifull points of view on the Albanais, and the Savoie.

This hike offers you 2 loop tours with a central point at the summit of Clergeon at an altitude of 1025 m. The small loop tour is 3 hrs long and the big loop tour is 5 hrs long, for a distance of 8.9 km. You climb to the Grande Cuve before looking out over the Chautagne poplar forest.

Rental of bikes, mountain bikes and electric bikes to explore the ViaRhôna bike path, the trails and the Chautagne vineyard path, not to mention the little lanes overlooking the Lac du Bourget and the Abbeye d'Hautecombe.

This very pleasant walk will plunge you into the heart of the Lavours Marsh Nature Reserve. You'll be able to appreciate its beauty and richness. Be attentive and discreet... at every hour and in every season, something is happening in the marsh. A 320 m² discovery area, consisting of 5 themed rooms, the Maison du marais offers a modern and interactive museography (videos, interactive terminals, etc.) to help you understand the fauna and flora of the marsh, its history, its formation and its current management. The Maison du marais aims to prepare for a visit to the nature reserve or to complete it. It is also an information point, a nature shop and a refreshment bar.

A family-run business for 4 generations, Caveau Quinard, whose vines are located on the high banks of the Rhône Valley in Massignieu-de-Rives, close to the ViaRhôna, has been organically farmed since 2010. The Quinard estate comprises 12.5 hectares of vines. The vineyards are farmed organically. The Quinard estate is also committed to providing a warm welcome: a smile is the order of the day, tastings of the estate's wines are offered, and numerous tourist brochures (in French and Dutch) are available for customers. Julien Quinard made the commitment to organic farming in 2009, the year in which he converted the entire vineyard to organic methods. No synthetic products (herbicides, insecticides) or chemical fertilisers are used. The vines are treated only with minerals and plants in order to produce the healthiest grapes possible. The vinification process is traditional, with no yeast added. This means more manual work (ploughing one traille out of 2, leaving the other as grass), which makes it easier for the equipment to pass through. Domaine wines : Bugey red (Gamay, Pinot noir, Mondeuse) White Bugey (Chardonnay, Roussette) Bugey brut (traditional method), white and rosé Perle de Rose (sparkling rosé using the traditional method) Marc du Bugey

The EARL Domaine Monin is housed in an old Savoyard fortified manor house in the village of Vongnes. Here M. Varin-Bernier will give you a warm welcome and offer advice about their choice of wines from their 400 year old vineyard. The EARL Domaine Monin has been open to the public since 1969 and is open for business 7 days a week until 19:00. The Monin family produces 2 varieties of white wine both from the Chardonnay grape as well as a rosé from a blend of Pinot-Noir, Gamay and Mondeuse. These 3 cépages are also used in the production of the Caveau Domaine Monin’s extensiverange of red wines. There are also 4 different types of sparkling wine available made using both the méthode ancestral and méthode traditionnelle techniques in addition to both Fine and Marc de Bugey digestives. The Caveau Domaine de Monin also has a gîte that can accommodate up to 6 guests available for rent.

The Musée des Traditions Vigneronnes (Museum of Winegrowing Traditions) houses one of the largest and most beautiful collections of ancient tools (over 1300) and objects related to the work of the vine and wine. Throughout 3 rooms, this museum brings back to life thousand-year-old arts. The Musée des Traditions Vigneronne was born of the Caveau Bugiste's desire to preserve the memory of the gestures and skills of yesteryear. The exhibits come from the Caveau's own research, as well as from a personal collection built up over more than 20 years by Jean-Pierre Melin, an equally enthusiastic Bugiste. - Fossous, départoirs and échaudeuses recall the patient stages leading up to the grape's blossoming. - Rassiots, gauges and presses illustrate the skilful winemaking process. - Verdondaines, jabloirs and dolloires evoke the perfect mastery of the cooper. Many of these objects date from the 18th century, and some are rare and even unique. Au Caveau Bugiste : - Museum of stone tools - Collection of corkscrews (over 800) and liqueur glasses (over 500) - Vinorama “Tourism, Viticulture and Gastronomy in the Land of Brillat Savarin”: documentary presenting the Ain, Bugey, its history, vineyards, gastronomy, vine cultivation, vinification of different grape varieties, distillation and aging of spirits. - Temporary painting and sculpture exhibitions. - Tasting of wines from the cellar and local products (terrines, honeys, jams, oils, cookies, sausages, etc.).

Exhibitions of paintings, collages, photographs, sculptures etc. regularly renewed. Wide variety of works by local, amateur, knowledgeable or beginner artists.

Throughout the year, the Compagnie des Bateaux offers restaurant cruises or excursions on the largest natural lake in France, the Canal de Savières Canal and the Upper Rhône River. 100% electric motorization.

Throughout the year, the company offers you restaurant cruises on the largest natural lake in France, the Savières Canal, and the Upper Rhône on 100% electric motorized boats.

Ideally located opposite the lake and close to the Grand Port with its restaurants and beaches, bordered by a river from which it takes its name, this campsite offers pleasant, shady grounds.

Belley, historic and religious capital of Bugey . A bishopric since the 6th century, Belley has left its religious mark on the whole of Bugey: cathedral, churches, chapels.... In Gallo-Roman times, Belley was one of the region's most important towns, benefiting from its position as a crossroads on the road linking Lyon and Geneva. Recent excavations have uncovered a vast spa complex. The town's emblem is the she-wolf, the etymology of Belley referring to Bellone, the Roman goddess of war, represented by this animal. Don't miss the bronze she-wolf in the Grande Rue, sculpted by Colette Sonzogni. 1077: Bugey is ceded by the Holy Roman Empire to the House of Savoy. After the Treaty of Lyon in 1601, marking the attachment of Bugey to France, Belley became the seat of the Baillage and was administratively attached to the province of Burgundy. To admire: the inner courtyard of the Tourist Office, former seat of the Baillage. St Jean Baptiste Cathedral: Classified as a historic monument, Belley's neo-Gothic Cathédrale St Jean-Baptiste was built on the site of the 12th-century cathedral, of which only traces remain on the north portal. For the most part, it dates from the 19th century. Palais épiscopal and Parc Jean-Pierre Camus: Listed as a historic monument since 1932, the former 18th-century bishop's palace was bought by the town in 1978 and now houses the municipal library, the Société Savante Le Bugey, and serves as an exhibition and reception hall. To discover : The park, entirely renovated in 2010 by the City of Belley to make it a place to relax and stroll. The courtyards: Numerous 15th-century courtyards line the Grande Rue. Discover them on tours organized by the Tourist Office, including the courtyard of the birthplace of Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, the famous gastronome and author of the culinary treatise "The Physiology of Taste".

The Sapenay Plateau is a vast natural and agricultural landscape overlooking the Lac du Bourget. The Col du Sapenay (altitude: 897 m) is one of the few passes along the long cliff overlooking the lake. For many centuries, the Col du Sapenay has allowed travel between Chautagne and Albanais. Today, Sapenay is both a remarkable viewpoint and a famous hang-gliding spot.

Free-access beach located at the end of the Lac du Bourget. Toll parking.

A lookout at the foot of the ruins of Château Neuf. An orientation table shows the countryside around the Lac du Bourget, Chautagne and the surrounding mountains. For safety reasons, entering the ruins is strictly prohibited. A bit of history about Les Tours de César: We do not know much about the Chateaux de Cessans, but there are still significant ruins from the château named 'Château Neuf', as opposed to 'Château-Vieux', of which there is almost nothing remaining. These two châteaux are very close together, and guard the Col de Cessens passage, which you can still access by what is commonly (and mistakenly) known as a Roman road. This perfectly paved road actually dates from after the Roman era. Le Château-Neuf, seemingly built in the 13th century, was still inhabited in 1608, but was severely damaged by the French army in the 17th century. Today, we still call these ruins 'Tours de César'.

Nicknamed 'Savoie's Little Venice', Chanaz lies on the banks of the Canal de Savière. This village has kept all of its original charm, with its traditional houses and water and flowers throughout the village. In this harmonious and pristine environment of water, mountains and nature, there are many aspects that visitors adore: navigating yachts, locks, leisure areas, water fun, a wide range of sports and activities, ancient craftsmanship, local produce, ancient architecture and a rural setting are the benefits of this tourist-focused rural village. The frequent passage of boats and visitors creates a lively and friendly atmosphere.

Come and discover the world of the Portout potters who settled on the banks of the Savière Canal in the first half of the 5th century AD. Free admission. Come and discover the world of the potters of Portout, who lived on the banks of the Canal de Savière during the first half of the 5th century A.D. Over the course of 3 rooms in a 15th-century Gothic chapel, the museum follows the history, daily life and work of these Gallo-Roman craftsmen, specialists in producing 'céramique luisant' (glazed ceramics). Pottery, currency, jewels, amphora, bones and other common objects will give you a greater insight into their way of life.

The Canal de Savière winds across almost 4 km from Portout to Chanaz, where the only lock in the whole of Savoy lets boats enter the Haut-Rhône. It attracts many pleasure boaters with its romantic atmosphere.

This is one of the most beautiful lookouts from which to admire the Lac du Bourget, (the largest natural lake in France), in its entirety, as well as the Abbaye d'Hautecombe. This lookout has been visited since 1882, including by Queen Victoria in 1887. Rooftop terrace with a panoramic view and viewpoint indicator, accessible via stairs. 360° views over the Alps and surrounding area.

Overlooking the village of Chanaz, the last 3 water mills, dating from 1868, await you. Surrounded by the smell of crushed and heated walnuts, you can listen to the miller tell you about his trade. Overlooking the village of Chanaz, you will explore this oil mill, still in use today. Drawn in by the scent of nuts, you will enter a place where time stands still! You can see the work of the mill-worker, who will be sharing their passion: work done according to the rules of the craft and respecting tradition. At the end of the visit, you will have the opportunity to try freshly-pressed oil, and taste the different nut jams. Don't forget to taste the caramelised nuts! The mill has been restored and classed as a historic monument. The mill-worker uses traditional techniques, to the backdrop of the purring of cogs transferring hydraulic energy. These processes produce excellent nut oils, with colours and aromas thought to have been lost forever... and let's not forget the mustards and jams!

A church and a royal abbey, 2 styles for one architect: Ernest Mélano. Under the dome of the parish church, the only one of its kind in Savoie, the guide recounts Hautecombe's medieval history and the conditions under which it was restored in the 19th century. Complementary audio tour of Hautecombe Abbey.

From father to son, Villamor has selected for you in its shop a remarkable collection of objets d'art, copperware, iron, brass, jewelry ... You will appreciate the warm welcome and the quality of the creations. Discover the factory, where the Artist will give you a demonstration of the embossing technique, old-fashioned work. He is one of the last copper craftsmen in France. Sons of Companion.

Inventive cuisine based on fresh seasonal produce, with a twist of world flavours in a warm, cosy setting. Discover our conviviality by enjoying our dishes to share or by reserving our "grande tablée" for 9 to 12 people. Restaurant open Monday to Friday for lunch service and Thursday and Friday evenings. On Saturday mornings, the Chef offers cooking workshops for small groups. On the last Sunday of each month, a brunch is offered: the 1st service at 11am and the 2nd at 1pm. The restaurant is available for hire on the first 3 weekends of the month.

Located at the gates of Valromey, the restaurant and pub Le Chevalier welcomes you with warmth and friendliness at the foot of the Grand Colombier and on the edge of the Marais de Lavours. The restaurant serves traditional family cuisine, inspired by our grandmothers' recipes! To welcome you and your toddlers, and ensure that you enjoy a pleasant moment of conviviality, Le Chevalier has set up a children's play area on the terrace. The large parking lot is ideal for truckers, with shower and toilet facilities.

Restaurant located in the heart of the village of Artemare, with a restaurant side, a bar side and a beautiful sunny terrace. Traditional cuisine, menu of the day renewed every week and specialities menu. Possibility to order take-away food. Cuisine based on fresh local produce and homemade dishes. Different menus available for lunch and dinner, changing with the seasons. Menu of the day for lunch on weekdays, served on site or to take away. Closed for annual vacations from December 20, 2024 to January 13, 2025 inclusive.

The restaurant Les Caudalies offers you a traditional and refined cuisine with two formulas: the daily menus served "bar side" while the a la carte and the menus will be proposed "restaurant side". Located in the heart of the village of Artemare, this beautiful building will welcome you for a meal with your family, friends or lovers in a beautifully decorated restaurant or on its beautiful terrace in fine weather. This place has been dedicated to wines by its decoration and by its beautiful wine list from France and abroad. Some specialities of the house: - Veal sweetbreads with morels in a casserole - Frog with garlic and parsley and butter from the Valromey dairy - Beef tartar cut with a knife - Veal sweetbread foie gras and duck pâté - Valromey cep (Nougat glazed with Marc du Bugey) and many other specialities throughout the seasons...

Solène and Adrien welcome you to their café-restaurant on the Route du Grand Colombier. On the menu: mostly local and organic produce, and original recipes! The Ô saisons du Grand Colombier menu includes 2 starters, 2 main courses and 2 desserts, changed every 2 days. Menus can be consulted every week on the website and social networks. The dishes are made with local, organic and fair-trade produce. Everything is fresh and homemade. Reservations recommended.

Restaurant, bar, rooftop lounge 'La Plage'. An exceptional setting by day and by night.

In the Grand Colombier massif, in the Chalet d'Arvières at 1200 metres, local cuisine with aromatic plants from the botanical garden and wild plants. Peaceful setting with views over the Valromey. Simple local fare for lunch and more elaborate meals by reservation only. Situated on the GR 9 and GTJ, an ideal gourmet stop-off for walkers and locals. Superb natural setting accessible on foot and snowshoes, and forest track for vehicles.

Restaurant ideally located with a magnificent panoramic view of the Alps, facing Mont Blanc. A place with a warm and friendly atmosphere where families and bon vivants can enjoy themselves. Mountain dining. Reservations recommended. A 50-seat restaurant a 22-seat bar a veranda a 30-seat terrace

In an old renovated inn, Eric the Chef and his wife Séverine will welcome you warmly for a traditonal or bistro-style meal in the heart of Albanais country.

The Auberge de Contrevoz is a charming gastronomic restaurant housed in an old farmhouse in the centre of the typical Bugiste village of Contrevoz, not too far from Belley. The Auberge de Contrevoz offers you take-away meals every weekend only on reservation before Friday evening, dishes to choose from the summer menu When you place your order, you will be informed of the pick-up time at the Auberge. Payment by cheque and cash preferred. A cuisine updated to the rhythm of the seasons and based on fresh products is proposed to you. Different menus are waiting for you: Seasonal flavours Marmiton Menu Discovery Menu Truffle Menu The market of the week For all occasions or events (birthday, wedding, group meals, business meals, works council meals, end of the year, retirement, gift vouchers...) or simply to please you!

2 locations of camping cars are available. Ideally situated in the village of Vongnes, right by the forest and in a flowery frame, it is possible to stay one night for free (France Passion partnership) You can also taste our production of Bugey wines.

The Domaine de La Lavanche is a old 17th century monastic residence, a major place of the former Carthusian vineyards of Arvières, located at an altitude of 400 metres in Bugey Valromey, at the foot of the Grand Colombier. In a 13 hectare estate you will enjoy an exceptional view dominant at 180°, a pool of running water to cool you down and even an altisurface for ULM. In the North, 40 minutes away, the Nordic and alpine ski resorts of the Plateau de Retord, Hauteville, Les Plans d'Hotonnes. In the South, river cruises on the Canal du Haut Rhône and Lac du Bourget, water hiking, canoeing on the wild Rhône, walking, mountain biking, horse riding on the banks of the rivers Le Séran and L'Aval. Discovery of waterfalls, ascent of the Grand Colombier, fishing in the small surrounding lakes, ViaRhôna cycle route from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean, vineyard route and finally, the famous inns of L'Ain. The "Colombier" cottage is a 130 m² accommodation with 6 bedrooms for 12 to 14 people. On the ground floor, 1 bedroom with a double bed, 1 bedroom with a single bed, 1 bedroom with a single bed, 1 bedroom with 2 bunk beds, kitchen, living room with fireplace and sofa bed, opening onto an equipped terrace, 1 bathroom with WC, sink and shower. On the 1st floor, 1 bedroom with 1 bed 140, 1 bedroom with 2 beds of 90, 1 bedroom with 2 beds of 90 bunk beds, 1 bed of 90, 1 bathroom with WC, sink and shower. 1 bathroom with WC and sink. Cleaning package possible, disposable sheets provided on request. For large family reunions, it is possible to rent the 3 cottages "Arvières", "Le Jura" and "Le Colombier" as well as a friendly room for 30 people equipped with a kitchen.

The Domaine de La Lavanche is a former 17th century monastic residence, a major site of the former Carthusian vineyards of Arvières, located at an altitude of 400 metres in Bugey Valromey, at the foot of the Grand Colombier. The "Jura" gîte is 65 m² for 4 to 6 people on one level, with an east-facing terrace and a south-facing balcony. The gîte is fully equipped, with central heating. > Fitted kitchen with cooker, gas oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, crockery and cutlery. > Dining room - sitting room with table and chairs, sofa bed (sleeps 2). > Shower room > Bathroom with WC and washbasin > Bedroom with 2 twin beds (80cm) > Bedroom with 2 single beds (90cm) > A large wooden balcony with panoramic views over the valley > East-facing terrace with table, chairs and parasol > Car park, large grounds with barbecue, swimming pool, boules, football, trampoline, etc. For large family gatherings, you can hire the meeting room and neighbouring gîtes, depending on the number of people. In a 13-hectare estate, you'll enjoy an exceptional 180° view, a running water pool to cool off in and even an altisurface for microlights. To the north, just 40 minutes away, you'll find the Nordic and Alpine ski resorts of Plateau de Retord, Hauteville and Les Plans d'Hotonnes. To the north, just 40 minutes away, you'll find the Nordic and Alpine ski resorts of Plateau de Retord, Hauteville and Les Plans d'Hotonnes. To the south, river cruises on the Canal du Haut Rhône and Lac du Bourget, water sports, canoeing on the wild Rhône, walking, mountain biking and horse riding along the rivers Le Séran and L'Aval. Discover the waterfalls, climb the Grand Colombier, fish in the small surrounding lakes, cycle along the ViaRhôna route from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean, the vineyard route and the famous inns of the Ain.

Paulette Jourdan welcomes you to her carefully restored, typical Bugey farmhouse in the heart of Parves, a village perched at an altitude of 550 m. On the cliffs of the mountain, hiking, paragliding flight path and beautiful climbing site. A first bedroom with an independent entrance, on the ground floor of the owners' house, with two single beds 90x200 with very comfortable mattresses which give 2 separate beds or 1 large reunited bed of 180X200, with private bathroom and toilet. On the first floor, a second bedroom (bed 160x200) with a large bathroom and private toilet, with access to an adjoining room with two beds 90x190. Possibility to have an equipped kitchenette. Entrance lounge with fireplace and library Copious breakfasts, composed of natural products, served in summer on one of the 3 terraces. Garden with trees and flowers. Enclosed courtyard. Shelter for cars, bikes or motorbikes. Meadow and equipment to receive riders. Non-smoking rooms.

On the shores of the impressive Lac du Bourget, the largest natural lake in France, at the foot of Mont Revard and opposite the Dent du Chat, the Adelphia Hotel and its integrated balneotherapy centre enjoy an exceptional location.

Ideally located opposite the lake and close to the Grand Port with its restaurants and beaches, bordered by a river from which it takes its name, this campsite offers pleasant, shady grounds.

Discover the brand new hotel Les Caudalies with its 7 tastefully renovated rooms. The hotel also offers a restaurant and bar with a modern and refined menu.

A simple, pretty campsite offering shady pitches on the banks of the Haut Rhône sauvage, just 5 minutes walk from the medieval town of Yenne. Close to the great Alpine lakes : Lac d'Aiguebelette and Lac du Bourget : 20 minutes, Lac d'Annecy : 40 minutes). You'll find pitches for your tent, caravan or camper van, as well as unusual accommodation for rent. Yenne: a stopover on the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage route and close to the ViaRhôna. On arrival at the campsite, please report to the reception chalet from 4pm. Pitches : -46 bare pitches with or without electric hook-up points -Unusual accommodation: two vintage caravans, a shared tipi, a trapper tent -Shared summer kitchen, available for touring guests (on foot, by bike, canoe, on horseback, etc.) and for guests in unusual accommodation. -Sanitary facilities: free hot showers Kanoti is a naturally human-scale company that embraces the values of slow tourism. Tourism that favors encounters between people and their environment, taking the time to meet, exchange and share. Kanoti's approach: We have chosen to equip ourselves with eco-designed unusual accommodation in France, to maintain our premises and equipment with 100% ecological products. And to offer 100% organic and local cuisine in our food truck, with our suppliers located within a 50km radius of Kanoti. Activities in the area: Kanoti also offers : -Canoeing and stand-up paddling on the wild Upper Rhône. Departures at 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. from the campsite. -Family fishing course with facilities accessible to people with disabilities. Find out more about our activities on our facebook page: Kanoti - Camping et Base nautique du Haut Rhône In the area you'll find: -a rowing center, an equestrian center, canyons, mountain bike trails and hiking trails, -Climbing sites: the international site at La Balme (high level required), Saint-Didier and the school site at the Lierre cliff at Haut-Somont (Yenne). -The Roc de Cornillon via ferrata (Col du Chat). -Swimming nearby: Lac de Chevelu, Lac du Bourget, Lac d'Aiguebelette. A white-water slalom canoe-kayak stadium in Yenne, accessible from the campsite via the Rhône (access reserved for FFCK licensees). Access to Yenne's shops on foot, by bike or in a wheelchair -Bakeries, butchers, grocery stores, newsagents, tobacconists, bars, ice-cream parlors, restaurants, pizzerias, snack bars, pharmacies, hardware stores, supermarkets, hairdressers, bookshops, laundromats, banks... Campsite on the route of renowned itineraries: -ViaRhôna (7km from Massignieu de Rives - 1.5 km from La Balme) -Chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle -Geneva-Lyon canoe-kayak route -Chemin d'Assise -Chemin du soleil (mountain bike) Welcome Mathieu and Charlotte

Le Vaugrais campsite, located in the heart of the Grand Colombier massif, offers an idyllic setting for family vacations. Hélène and Pierre offer spacious pitches and comfortable accommodation, perfect for a relaxing break. Fancy a break in the fresh air in the heart of the mountains? You will be seduced by the beauty of the landscapes and the numerous sporting and cultural activities to do around the campsite. Chalets and mobile homes with a wooden terrace will allow you to spend a pleasant holiday. You will find wifi throughout the campsite so you can stay connected with your friends and family during your stay. In high season, the campsite offers many activities for families, especially for young children. During this period: snack bar, take-away food, ice cream