Camping Rives du Lac de Sainte Croix: Nature and Adventure in Bauduen

The Véris trail could be called the trail of the senses, both your eyes and your sense of smell will be put to the test. From the car park on the left, at the entrance of the village, cross the main street and reach the wash-house through the street across from the car park. Climb right after the wash-house, switch to the bottom of the rocks and follow the road of St-Sauveur (GR®99 ; white and red marking). At the next intersection, go straight onto the Défens track, closed by a gate. Go up on the right bank of the Gorges de Caletty valley by the paved trail and then dirt road. 1 - At 1km / less than a mile, at the end of the rise, exit the GR®99 and turn left onto the path of Véris (blue marking). Stroll through the route under the oaks and along rock removal areas (piled up rocks). Leave a path coming from the right and reach an intersection at 1km / less than a mile. 2 - Take a right. (Do not take the left path which is crossed off by a blue cross). Follow the marked path and climb to a meadow, go along through the left and continue through the woods. Reach a small clearing and regain the limestone plateau through a path (passages on limestone pavements). Leave a path starting on the right and continue straight (blue markings, signVéris) then reach a crossroads at a cedar plantation. 3 - Take the path going down to the right, among the oaks, pines and brooms and reach a passage between the rocks (remarkable). Go down the path along the walls and continue under the shade of the oaks. Reach a concrete path at the foot of the hill then reach the road. At the end, pass over the public gardens of Bauduen then go down to the rive through the road. Go into the village through the left (GR®99 ; white and red marking).

The Véris trail could be called the trail of the senses, both your eyes and your sense of smell will be put to the test. From the car park on the left, at the entrance of the village, cross the main street and reach the wash-house through the street across from the car park. Climb right after the wash-house, switch to the bottom of the rocks and follow the road of St-Sauveur (GR®99 ; white and red marking). At the next intersection, go straight onto the Défens track, closed by a gate. Go up on the right bank of the Gorges de Caletty valley by the paved trail and then dirt road. 1 - At 1km / less than a mile, at the end of the rise, exit the GR®99 and turn left onto the path of Véris (blue marking). Stroll through the route under the oaks and along rock removal areas (piled up rocks). Leave a path coming from the right and reach an intersection at 1km / less than a mile. 2 - Take a right. (Do not take the left path which is crossed off by a blue cross). Follow the marked path and climb to a meadow, go along through the left and continue through the woods. Reach a small clearing and regain the limestone plateau through a path (passages on limestone pavements). Leave a path starting on the right and continue straight (blue markings, signVéris) then reach a crossroads at a cedar plantation. 3 - Take the path going down to the right, among the oaks, pines and brooms and reach a passage between the rocks (remarkable). Go down the path along the walls and continue under the shade of the oaks. Reach a concrete path at the foot of the hill then reach the road. At the end, pass over the public gardens of Bauduen then go down to the rive through the road. Go into the village through the left (GR®99 ; white and red marking).

A walk along the old mule paths takes you from the edge of the lake to the plateau to enjoy a breathtaking view! From the parking lot, follow the road along the lake towards the nautical base and the campsite (chemin de Paraloup), on the left. Walk along the small road for 800m by the lake. There are a few dry-stone walls, olive trees, and picnic areas. 1- At the intersection, continue on the small road straight ahead. Continue for 800m to the Mule trail on the plateau. 2- Climb to the left the trail along a rump. Higher up (109m in height), at the intersection, go up the road on the left, crossing it. 3- At the end of the climb, go left for about 150m on the trail along the plateau, edge of field. Descend to the left on the marked route (PR). Reach the road at point 1 and return to the starting point by the road taken on the way.

A walk along the old mule paths takes you from the edge of the lake to the plateau to enjoy a breathtaking view! From the parking lot, follow the road along the lake towards the nautical base and the campsite (chemin de Paraloup), on the left. Walk along the small road for 800m by the lake. There are a few dry-stone walls, olive trees, and picnic areas. 1- At the intersection, continue on the small road straight ahead. Continue for 800m to the Mule trail on the plateau. 2- Climb to the left the trail along a rump. Higher up (109m in height), at the intersection, go up the road on the left, crossing it. 3- At the end of the climb, go left for about 150m on the trail along the plateau, edge of field. Descend to the left on the marked route (PR). Reach the road at point 1 and return to the starting point by the road taken on the way.

A walk on old mule trails that takes you from the edge of Lake Sainte-Croix to the plateau to enjoy a breathtaking view of the lake and the lavender fields. From the car park, follow the road along the lake towards the water sports centre and the campsite (Chemin de Paraloup), on the left. Follow the small road for 800 m along the edge of the lake. Go along some terraces (dry stone walls), olive trees and picnic areas. At the intersection, continue straight on the small road. Continue for 800 m to the path of Muleteers going up to the plateau. Climb the path on the left along a ridge. Higher up (109 m difference in altitude), at the intersection, go up the path on the left, crossing. At the end of the climb, follow the path on the left for 150 m along the plateau, at the edge of the field. Go down to the left on the marked route (PR). Join the road at the point and return to the starting point by the route taken on the way there.

Climbing on the third summit of the Var, from the village of Aiguines, leads to contemplation. Opposite the town hall, turn right towards the Barda square. In front of the big fountain, turn right via the alley passing near the belfry. From there, reach the upper street, follow it to the left, following the red and white markings of the GR® 99. Once you have gone through the village, leave for a moment the marked and paved path and climb to the right towards the Saint-Pierre chapel and the orientation table. Then go behind the chapel and reach the GR, then the road to the Gorges. 1 - Cross the road, go along it for about 50m. Then go on the opposite side of the campsite's entrance and go up through the GR into the undergrowth. Continue straight in a mixed forest of scots pines and oaks. 2 - At the intersection leave the path to the left which goes down to the Vaumale circus. Walk through a sinkhole and then coming out of a second sinkhole, go up on the right towards the top of the Grand Margès. 3 - From the peak, turn around and go back down using the same route.

Climbing on the third summit of the Var, from the village of Aiguines, leads to contemplation. Opposite the town hall, turn right towards the Barda square. In front of the big fountain, turn right via the alley passing near the belfry. From there, reach the upper street, follow it to the left, following the red and white markings of the GR® 99. Once you have gone through the village, leave for a moment the marked and paved path and climb to the right towards the Saint-Pierre chapel and the orientation table. Then go behind the chapel and reach the GR, then the road to the Gorges. 1 - Cross the road, go along it for about 50m. Then go on the opposite side of the campsite's entrance and go up through the GR into the undergrowth. Continue straight in a mixed forest of scots pines and oaks. 2 - At the intersection leave the path to the left which goes down to the Vaumale circus. Walk through a sinkhole and then coming out of a second sinkhole, go up on the right towards the top of the Grand Margès. 3 - From the peak, turn around and go back down using the same route.

At the top of the ridges of the Var, enjoy panoramas at 360° endless forests and mysterious Chapels. From the parking lot Col de la Bigue, cross the road and take the path on the right from the fire water tank. Roam the path on the ridge until the intersection at 800m. 1 - Take the left path going into the woods, follow the ridge for about 1.5km to the Notre-Dame de Liesse fork with a peak at 996m. Turn right on the path going up to the chapel (round trip itinerary; remarkable view). From the chapel, come back to the crossroads and continue the path in the woods. Go down the Collet de Liesse. 2 - Don't take the left path going down to Verignon and continue straight on the ridge towards Saint-Priest. Reach the Chapel in about 3km. Go down the road for about 1.5km passing in front of a ruined barn on the left. 3 - Take the track starting on the right. It joins a path below at 900m (DFCI water tank). 4 - Follow the path on the right until the intersection at 500m. Turn right, stay on the main road for another 1.5km before reaching the intersection of the tracks of la Grave and le Brès. 5 - Follow the track on the right (la Grave) and go down the valley of the Grande Colle. 6 - Take the track rising on the right. Go up the valley for 2km. At the top, we can recognize the Notre-Dame de Liesse chapel. The path reaches a peak before a slight descent. Continue on the descending path towards the Col de la Bigue. A 800m before the pass, the trail reaches the point (1). Take a left to return to the starting point.

At the top of the ridges of the Var, enjoy panoramas at 360° endless forests and mysterious Chapels. From the parking lot Col de la Bigue, cross the road and take the path on the right from the fire water tank. Roam the path on the ridge until the intersection at 800m. 1 - Take the left path going into the woods, follow the ridge for about 1.5km to the Notre-Dame de Liesse fork with a peak at 996m. Turn right on the path going up to the chapel (round trip itinerary; remarkable view). From the chapel, come back to the crossroads and continue the path in the woods. Go down the Collet de Liesse. 2 - Don't take the left path going down to Verignon and continue straight on the ridge towards Saint-Priest. Reach the Chapel in about 3km. Go down the road for about 1.5km passing in front of a ruined barn on the left. 3 - Take the track starting on the right. It joins a path below at 900m (DFCI water tank). 4 - Follow the path on the right until the intersection at 500m. Turn right, stay on the main road for another 1.5km before reaching the intersection of the tracks of la Grave and le Brès. 5 - Follow the track on the right (la Grave) and go down the valley of the Grande Colle. 6 - Take the track rising on the right. Go up the valley for 2km. At the top, we can recognize the Notre-Dame de Liesse chapel. The path reaches a peak before a slight descent. Continue on the descending path towards the Col de la Bigue. A 800m before the pass, the trail reaches the point (1). Take a left to return to the starting point.

A panoramic viewpoint unfolded in the shape of an arc on its spur, it is named "Bellevue" after the beautiful panorama at its feet. Pass the town hall and go up the road to the oratory up to the plateau. After passing the St. Eloi oratory, cross the main road and follow slightly across the Chemin de Vérignon. 1- Take an immediate left to the Ravas track. The track travels in a forest of pines and oaks. Leave behind a path on the right and at 1.3km, reach a cistern and a crossroads of 6 tracks. 2 - Continue across on the "Pont Romain" track. Cross the Plaine forest and 900m further, reach a track coming from the right, then 300m further, take a small path to the right between the oaks just after the tank. 3- From the passing, come out on the other side of the hill. Take the right path. Continue on the route amidst the oak trees, past a pool and come out "Pont Romain" track. 4- Go across and reach after 300m the crossroads of 6 tracks. Go back to the village by the left path taken to go.

Taking the emblematic Blanc Martel trail without taking your car couldn't be easier, thanks to the shuttle bus and the Zou 450 regional line (ex BV1 )from Riez, Roumoules, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie and Castellane. Shuttle service resumes on 28/04/2023. How does it work? The Zou 450 regional line links Riez to Castellane via the village of La Palud-sur-Verdon. From La Palud-sur-Verdon, the Blanc-Martel shuttle bus takes you to the Chalet de la Maline, the trailhead. The trail ends at Point Sublime (Rougon). For your return journey, take the shuttle bus to the village of La Palud-sur-Verdon and/or the regional line 450 to Riez or Castellane. Timetables... To ensure optimum operation, the timetables of the Riez-Castellane regional line (450) and the Blanc-Martel shuttle are coordinated. Online booking is highly recommended if you want to be sure of getting a seat! Please note that the shuttle does not return to Chalet de la Maline in the afternoon.

A quiet family campsite in the heart of the Provençal countryside between Digne les Bains and the Verdon. In the heart of Provence, a region renowned for its sunshine, blue skies and Alpine air, La Célestine campsite offers a variety of accommodation options on a flat 3-hectare area, located only 16 km from Digne les Bains. Bordered by the river Asse and close to the Gorges du Verdon and its lakes (Sainte Croix, Castillon, Esparron) the campsite offers many activities on site and in surrounding areas. Enjoy a 750 m² lake directly on the campsite.

Located in Saint Antonin du Var, halfway between Carces and Lorgues, Natur’Evasion has been offering outdoor adventures for 35 years Natur'Evasion offers a range of cycling services: -bike hire for individuals and groups (up to 100 participants) of standard and electric bikes, as well as all accessories for the family, and offers beautiful routes for all levels to discover the region, -guided tours with qualified guides adapted to each person's level, from mountain biking to cycling holidays combining cycling, discovery, heritage and/or gastronomy, -a repair workshop (standard and electric bikes), -a shop selling new and second-hand bikes and a BIKE PARK for the whole family. Natur'Evasion offers a wide range of routes around Saint Antonin du Var along the Euro Vélo 8 cycle route, as well as throughout the Var department and a specific route linking the Verdon Natural Park to the Mediterranean. Natur'Evasion organises tailor-made touring holidays in the Var department and discovery trips to meet local producers (wine, honey, cheese, figs, etc.). Natur'Evasion has a fleet of all types of bicycles available. These are very recent models, selected for their technical qualities, durability and comfort, mainly from the TREK and BIANCHI brands. Trained and qualified staff carry out maintenance and repairs. Cyclists of all types will find a warm welcome and all the necessary amenities on site: facilities for washing clothes for those on the road, and even a place to pitch a tent for the night, recharge electric bike batteries or get minor repairs done. Chat with fellow cyclists, get advice on nearby routes, enjoy a coffee or a refreshing break... Don't hesitate to stop by, especially as it's in a beautiful location on the banks of the Argens river, surrounded by nature! A small snack bar is open to all in July and August. Natur'Evasion has been awarded the Accueil Vélo, Qualité Tourisme, Vignobles et Découvertes labels. Natur'Evasion is a member of the Vélo Loisir Provence and MCF networks and is listed on the SRAV website.

On an estate spanning 840 acres, the Château de Taulane offers superb golf in an enchanting setting. The 18-hole course across some 6,300 playable yards on the Domaine de Taulane opened in 1992 and allows for a great variety of playing styles. If you love wide open spaces, the Golf de Taulane, on the Alpes-Maritimes/Var border in the villages of La Martre and Chateauvieux, is a dream come true. It is one of France’s most beautiful golf courses, steeped in the peace and quiet of nature’s majesty, a splendid environment of meadows, firs, and lavender. The diverse holes and tee areas are excitingly spaced, inviting a brisk pace and offering an endless variety of views. Whether you are relaxing with friends or testing your golfing skills on a personal or competitive level, the straightforward but original course layout is ideal for all levels of play. Pro shop Four-star hotel: Château de Taulane Architect: Gary Player Pets allowed on the golf course: dogs on a leash or attached to the cart are allowed on the course. The establishment does not have a charging station for electric vehicles.

Collection of around 100 lithographs by Max Ernst, one of the world's leading exponents of the "Dada" and Surrealist movements, and his wife Dorothea Tanning, an artist in the same vein. Also on view are paintings by Stan Appenzeller.

Municipal service area / camping cars Near parking lot and swimming pool Open all year round

Since 1922, our mill extracts extra virgin olive oil, a genuine fruit juice, only with mechanical means to olive oil amateurs’ great joy. For more than 40 years we have been making cosmetics and soap made in a cauldron just like Marseille soap. The harvest of olives is done manually with hand and automatic combs to preserve olives quality. Then, we proceed to the grinding of the fruit with a simple mechanical method, without the addition of chemicals or change in temperature. At the end of the grinding, we get an extra virgin olive oil with a free acidity lower than 0.8%. Our mill produces a local extra virgin olive oil. Our olive oil is peppery and refreshing which is specific to the aglandau olives (90%). Nearly 400 olive growers bring their olives to supply you with: - Green fruity olive oil - Local olive oil All our products are available at our shop and online shop: olive oil, homemade products, Marseille soaps… We also make basil, mint and lemon oils. Olive oil sold at the Serres, Orpierre, Sisteron and Laragne tourist offices. We offer visits of our soap factory from April to September by prior arrangement.

Pub, bar, brasserie in the center of Digne les Bains. "L’Étoile is a beautiful brasserie with terraces that stretch out at the beginning of Boulevard Gassendi, facing the Étoile roundabout and its parking lots. For nearly fifteen years, it has been a popular spot for those who enjoy basking in the sun or sitting in the heated area for the more chilly ones. The menu offers a wide variety of options to suit all tastes: delicious composed salads, charcuterie boards, well thought out daily specials and generous portions of meat. When it comes to dessert, the café gourmand is easily devoured. One of the chef’s specialties is the homemade hamburger with artisanal bread. The presentation of the dishes is pleasing, and the service is quick, making it a great choice for those in a hurry. In the evenings, this brasserie-bistro transforms into a tapas bar, offering a tapas menu with a wide selection of wines, cocktails and beers. Hervé, the owner, is a fan of music and rugby, thus it is not uncommon to come across a live concert by a local band or a live broadcast of a sporting event. In summary, L’Étoile offers excellent value for money and is a pleasant stop in Digne-les-Bains on the Alpine road. To top it all, a large car park is located right in front and the Tourist Office is only a few metres away. Lunch service: 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm Dinner service: 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm"

The Salagon priory, a major medieval site in Haute-Provence, features a 12th-century Romanesque church with contemporary stained-glass windows designed by Aurélie Nemours, a Renaissance dwelling and ethnobotanical gardens.

Discover all that Provence has to offer with a stay at Mas des Romarins. Stylish guest rooms, nestled in the plain below the historic village of Fayence, right in the heart of Provence and all its senses. Understated luxury at its best. The Mas is an old, stone farmhouse, in the typical Provençal style completely renovated to a high standard and is a little oasis of tranquility. We’re located amongst the vines in the plain below Fayence with our own olive oil, served at breakfast aling with our own eggs and honey. We've several very good restaurants that offer fresh, locally-sourced, seasonal produce; a great market, historical villages and a myriad of things to see and do, from cycling to water sports, some amazing walks and hikes. The best of Provence really is here for the taking, but don't take our word for it, why not come and experience it for yourselves! On the property, we've created areas to socialise or to disconnect, as the mood takes you; we've a large, shaded pool area with wrap-around decking; a pond teaming with fish and butterflies; a yoga platform and even a fully equipped hair salon and a range of therapists on call for treatments by appointment. With the Mediterranean, lakes, gorges, mountains and the stunning countryside around Fayence all within easy reach, you will be spoilt for choice in terms of things to see and do during your stay at the Mas des Romarins. We're surrounded by beautiful countryside with dozens of cycle and hiking routes for all levels. Since 2021 we've been accredited as an "Accueil Vélo" establishment, to welcome cycle tourism, offering a range of tailored services of a very high quality. We're delighted that our attention to detail is appreciated by previous guests, with many 5-star reviews and an average score on Booking.com of 9.6 out of 10. We're also accredited "Chambre d'Hôte de Référence" a national French quality kite mark scheme, have repeatedly been awarded "Super Host" status by AirBnB and are members of the Quality B&B Network “Maisons d’Hôtes de Provence” of which I was recently voted the President. We've plenty of reviews and feedback across a range of networks, TripAdvisor, Google, AirBnB and Booking.com Terre d’Estérel now accredited with the Vignobles & Découvertes label in May 2024. The Terre d’Estérel destination, comprising the municipalities of Fréjus, Puget-sur-Argens, Roquebrune-sur-Argens, Saint-Raphaël and the nine municipalities of Pays de Fayence, is now labeled “Vignobles & Découvertes”. In total, thirteen municipalities make up this destination, offering an exceptional variety of landscapes and a comprehensive tourist offer. Terre d’Estérel benefits from strong wine tourism potential. This recognition marks the beginning of a fruitful collaboration between the municipalities, wine estates and tourism professionals, accommodation providers, restaurateurs, providers of outdoor and wellness activities as well as our exceptional heritage sites. The name “Terre d’Estérel” reflects the richness of the destination’s natural and cultural heritage. The Estérel is the binding element. The term "Earth" refers to the wine-growing soils and the associated know-how, from winemaking to gastronomy and food and wine pairings. Le Mas des Romarins has obtained the Vignobles & Découvertes label.

The waters of the Verdon flows into the Sainte-Croix lake, but also a spring located below the village of Bauduen, now engulfed. Strange destiny for a spring! Fed by groundwater from the Plan of Canjuers and massive limestone gorges, the Sorps spring was at all times an object of admiration; its exceptional speed making it one of the most abundant springs of France. Now hidden, the Sorps spring takes part in the presence of a great lake.

Between the shoreline and the Alps, it is called altitudinal zonation and the elevation levels may be Mediterranean, montane or alpine depending on altitude. At a smaller scale, the path of Veris illustrates the role of environmental conditions. The climb, arid and sunny, is Mediterranean, quite fragrant. The summit is much more like a hill. The shaded rocky ridges and low walls have a different type of vegetation. The wayside is decorated with fraxinellas (also known as Gas-plant). This beautiful species, rare and protected. For your viewing pleasure only!

Along the trail it is not rare to come across the beautiful western green lizard. According to popular beliefs, the western green lizard is vicious and aggressive, not letting go of the bitten finger. It is true that the western green lizard can bite, but only in self defence if captured. It bites hard enough but is not poisonous and always ends up letting go. This is an animal protected by French law (decree of 19/11/2007) and it is therefore prohibited to kill, maim or capture it.

Arriving at the summit a view of the lake sets before you.

On the descent from La Colle, you will see the lake of Sainte-Croix just below the vast expanse of the Valensole plateau, and in the distance on a sunny winter day Lure mountain with snowy peaks... great enchantment for your eyes...!

The reward is always there with the view of Sainte-Victoire and the forests of the Upper Var in winter.

Pétanque pitch located by the lake with beach access, picnic tables, playgrounds for children and parking lots.

In this vast basin laid between the great gorges and the lower gorges, the Verdon benefited from it: It spread in the plain it crossed and provoked a few meanders, marshy areas and a flood from time to time. But the presence of the river offers many advantages, all the communities that had the great chance of having a stream would have told you. It provides the sand and the rocks necessary to build.

Plants sweat! But the aromatics invented their own air conditioning. By killing two birds with one stone, these Mediterranean species solved the problem of waste disposal and survival in the summer heat. They store their waste in volatile form in small vesicles in the thickness of the leaves or tissues that cover the stem or flower. At the hottest hours, these vesicles open. The evaporation of their contents refreshes the plant.

The Sainte-Croix dam is a hydroelectric dam. It belongs to EDF and, retaining 767 million cubic meters of water, it supplies 142 million kWh per year. Built from 1971 to 1974 where it was put put into service, it is a double curvature concrete arch dam. Created by the dam, the lake serves as a reservoir of water and this reservoir is the fourth largest in France by its surface area (about 2,200 ha). It celebrated its 40th anniversary in May 2014.

Located in Saint Antonin du Var, halfway between Carces and Lorgues, Natur’Evasion has been offering outdoor adventures for 35 years Natur'Evasion offers a range of cycling services: -bike hire for individuals and groups (up to 100 participants) of standard and electric bikes, as well as all accessories for the family, and offers beautiful routes for all levels to discover the region, -guided tours with qualified guides adapted to each person's level, from mountain biking to cycling holidays combining cycling, discovery, heritage and/or gastronomy, -a repair workshop (standard and electric bikes), -a shop selling new and second-hand bikes and a BIKE PARK for the whole family. Natur'Evasion offers a wide range of routes around Saint Antonin du Var along the Euro Vélo 8 cycle route, as well as throughout the Var department and a specific route linking the Verdon Natural Park to the Mediterranean. Natur'Evasion organises tailor-made touring holidays in the Var department and discovery trips to meet local producers (wine, honey, cheese, figs, etc.). Natur'Evasion has a fleet of all types of bicycles available. These are very recent models, selected for their technical qualities, durability and comfort, mainly from the TREK and BIANCHI brands. Trained and qualified staff carry out maintenance and repairs. Cyclists of all types will find a warm welcome and all the necessary amenities on site: facilities for washing clothes for those on the road, and even a place to pitch a tent for the night, recharge electric bike batteries or get minor repairs done. Chat with fellow cyclists, get advice on nearby routes, enjoy a coffee or a refreshing break... Don't hesitate to stop by, especially as it's in a beautiful location on the banks of the Argens river, surrounded by nature! A small snack bar is open to all in July and August. Natur'Evasion has been awarded the Accueil Vélo, Qualité Tourisme, Vignobles et Découvertes labels. Natur'Evasion is a member of the Vélo Loisir Provence and MCF networks and is listed on the SRAV website.

5 minutes from Forcalquier. This authentic inn, housed in a late 18th-century farmhouse, offers traditional, quality cuisine in a green setting.

A modern restaurant with a stylish setting, a large terrace overlooking the park, facing the village and not overlooked. Home-cooked cuisine.

Gastronomic restaurant / Fish specialties Shaded terrace in summer. Seminars, weddings, anniversaries, possibility of takeaway meals. 50 places inside - 30 places on the terrace. Menu from 27€

Pub, bar, brasserie in the center of Digne les Bains. "L’Étoile is a beautiful brasserie with terraces that stretch out at the beginning of Boulevard Gassendi, facing the Étoile roundabout and its parking lots. For nearly fifteen years, it has been a popular spot for those who enjoy basking in the sun or sitting in the heated area for the more chilly ones. The menu offers a wide variety of options to suit all tastes: delicious composed salads, charcuterie boards, well thought out daily specials and generous portions of meat. When it comes to dessert, the café gourmand is easily devoured. One of the chef’s specialties is the homemade hamburger with artisanal bread. The presentation of the dishes is pleasing, and the service is quick, making it a great choice for those in a hurry. In the evenings, this brasserie-bistro transforms into a tapas bar, offering a tapas menu with a wide selection of wines, cocktails and beers. Hervé, the owner, is a fan of music and rugby, thus it is not uncommon to come across a live concert by a local band or a live broadcast of a sporting event. In summary, L’Étoile offers excellent value for money and is a pleasant stop in Digne-les-Bains on the Alpine road. To top it all, a large car park is located right in front and the Tourist Office is only a few metres away. Lunch service: 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm Dinner service: 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm"

Restaurant in a traditional and quiet village offering Mediterranean cuisine with Corsican and Armenian influences. We cook mainly with fresh products and favor short food supply chains. We offer Corsican and Armenian specialties. We also cook traditional recipes.

Traditional, bourgeois, family and friendly cuisine in this bar-restaurant located at the entrance of the village of Saint-Auban

Traditional restaurant located near the small village of Marcoux (route de Draix) Mountain specialties in winter Pierrade - raclette - Savoyard fondues - mountain burger

In front of a breathtaking view of the village and the majestic mountain, the restaurant of the campsite La Pinatelle in Saint-Auban, welcomes you in all conviviality. Our snack-restaurant is open every day in summer, you can have lunch or just a drink in the sun while enjoying our spacious terrace with a view on the village and the cliffs. We offer a varied menu with pizzas, salads, meat or fish. In high season we also organize fantastic parties! Open from May to September : Snack - Bar - Restaurant with view on the village and the mountain, table soccer and billiards.

Opening 15/05/2020 > 27/09/2020 At the entrance of the largest canyon in Europe, the Huttopia Gorges du Verdon campsite welcomes you on a unique site on the banks of the Verdon with a beautiful swimming pool and private access to the beach…

Stay in Gréoux-les-Bains, Between Provence and Verdon: Accommodation & Must-See Attractions Gréoux-les-Bains, a charming spa town nestled between the Verdon Natural Park and the Luberon, is the perfect destination for a getaway combining relaxation, wellness, and exploration. With its renowned thermal baths, stunning Provençal landscapes, and picturesque villages, Gréoux-les-Bains offers a truly unique experience in the heart of Provence. Accommodation in Gréoux-les-Bains – Résidence Côté Provence The Résidence Côté Provence – Terres de France welcomes you to a warm and elegant setting, just a short walk from the thermal baths and town center. Its fully equipped and comfortable apartments are ideal for spa retreats, Provence getaways, or family vacations. Enjoy a residence featuring a swimming pool, wellness area, and all the amenities for a relaxing stay. Places of Interest The Gréoux-les-Bains Thermal Baths: Experience the therapeutic benefits of these renowned healing waters. The Verdon Gorges: Explore Europe’s largest canyon, perfect for rafting, hiking, and paddleboarding. The Valensole Plateau: Marvel at the famous lavender fields in full bloom between June and July. The Templar Castle: A historic landmark overlooking the town, offering a glimpse into medieval history. Esparron Lake: A beautiful setting for swimming, canoeing, and nature walks. Book your stay at Gréoux and immerse yourself in the charm of Gréoux-les-Bains and Provence!

A quiet family campsite in the heart of the Provençal countryside between Digne les Bains and the Verdon. In the heart of Provence, a region renowned for its sunshine, blue skies and Alpine air, La Célestine campsite offers a variety of accommodation options on a flat 3-hectare area, located only 16 km from Digne les Bains. Bordered by the river Asse and close to the Gorges du Verdon and its lakes (Sainte Croix, Castillon, Esparron) the campsite offers many activities on site and in surrounding areas. Enjoy a 750 m² lake directly on the campsite.

This motorhome park offers all the necessary services: emptying, drinking water supply, electrical outlets and wifi. It is located close to the shops, in a quiet area.

3 star apartment of 55 m2 on the ground floor of the owners' house. Quiet area, open view, close to nature and the city. Very well exposed and bright. Two rooms (18 and 21 m2), very well equipped, new bedding of 160 cm, large terrace, small garden.

Municipal service area / camping cars Near parking lot and swimming pool Open all year round

Independent apartment on the ground floor of a villa, private garden, very quiet place, 300 m away from Ferréols lake.

Nice room in a green garden

Gite away from the city centre On the second floor of the Château des Sièyes, this self catering gîte d'étape welcomes individuals and groups (on reservation and deposit payment starting from 7 people), halfway between the city centre and the commercial area of Digne les Bains. The gîte is part of the heritage of the city of Digne les Bains. The ""Provence Alpes Agglomération"" community manages it under its responsibility for tourism.