Discover CAMPING MUNICIPAL DE LA GLANE in Saint-junien

This 2 kilometre trail is located on one of the largest islands in the Vienne. It focuses on the discovery of the human and natural heritage of the island. The walk, very easy, is marked out with small markers which reveal the treasures of this part of the island. This is an opportunity to get to know the diving cingle or the water robin, which can be seen during their migrations in autumn and winter. The island now belongs to the Community of Communes, and a farm is installed there. It carries out an activity of market gardening, breeding.

With its 46 hectares, the large island of Chaillac is the largest of all the islands in the Vienne. This walk around the island allows you to discover all the richness of the fauna and flora. You can also explore the site by following the interpretation trail.

Cross the village of Chaumeix and its lake and walk around the Bugearas pond. Enjoy the architectural heritage in the village of Chaillac (Romanesque and Gothic church from the 12th and 15th centuries, classified as a historical monument, water pump, "sarcophagus", cross).

Departure from Etagnac salle des fêtes. New route with the link to join the Val de Vienne circuit. Be careful, there are barriers on the link which must be closed after passing through if you wish to continue on it. Blue circuit markings.

Departure from Étagnac village hall. Ponds and forest. A quiet walk in the heart of nature. Passage to Château de Rochebrune, where the trail passes through the park, which can be visited in summer (July and August), and also in September for Heritage Days. Very few roads. On the spot there's toilets 🚾 on the side of the village hall, and 100m away bakery, butcher's shop, and in the opposite direction the relay restaurant, vast parking lot to welcome you. (Green circuit markings)

On this walk, you'll discover panoramic views over the Glane valley and the Monts de Blond. You'll stroll through the territory of the lords of Châtelard, discovering the manor house of Châtelard and the fortified house of Châteaumorand.

The "sentier des feutrières" is an unmissable walk and one of the most pleasant in the Haute-Vienne due to its natural, landscape and historical heritage. Thanks to the Corot site and the Vienne valley you will discover the history of this painter and that of the town. Do not miss the village of Sicioreix and the beautiful sunken paths.

This circuit will take you on the traces of the painter Camille Corot who found his inspiration in this protected natural site. You will discover memories of typical riverside activities (mills).

Walk along the Vienne River and discover three of the four ancient bridges that enabled and still enable the inhabitants of our region to cross the natural obstacle that is the Vienne. Dating from the 12th to the 19th century, these bridges are more than just functional; they are relics of the past and an integral part of our local heritage.

A 100% Saint-Juniaude loop to discover some of the glove-making town?s most emblematic sites. Along the way, you'll find the Saint-Amand terraces, where you can stroll along the remains of the 11th-century church, and the 13th-century Saint-Elisabeth bridge. Next, join the Site Corot and walk in the footsteps of painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796-1875). Finally, visit the Gué Giraud site and discover its history at www.aufildelaglane.fr

The Renaissance is on the heights of Saint Junien, a city of character, a city of leather, paper and porcelain. Pascale and Gilles from Alsace have fallen in love with this place where they live. They have renovated the old farmhouse and its non-adjoining sheepfold into a cosy, charming, independent gîte. It opens at the back to a pleasant, spacious and sheltered terrace, grounds with a private above-ground swimming pool and views over the countryside. The swimming pool (5 m 4 x 5 m 4, depth 1 m 3) is open from June 1st to September 30th depending on weather conditions. Hiking trails pass near the gîte, Saint Junien offers a variety of activities: fishing in the Glane and Vienne rivers, visits, golf, aqua-recreation centre... The mounts of Blond are nearby.

Bordering the Charente, 5 km from Saint Junien, Chaillac boasts a leisure complex with bowling, laser game, indoor soccer and restaurant. The totally independent, unoverlooked gîte opens onto a terrace overlooking lawned grounds and a 6x4 m above-ground heated swimming pool open from June to the end of September. Route départementale 86 passes right by the property.

Located north of Saint-Junien and close to Oradour-sur-Glane, the Antardieu rooms welcome you all year round. L'Antardieu comprises 2 independent accommodations: the 5-person family suite known as l'Oustaou, and the 2-person Les Magnanarelles room. In the mornings, enjoy a sunny breakfast on the lovely wooden terraces in a green and relaxing setting.

Saint-Junien, gateway town to the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, is renowned for its leather-working, particularly luxury gloves. The town of Saint-Junien invites you to visit the historic quarters grouped around its collegiate church, and in summer offers a rich program of cultural and festive events. Between Vienne and Glane, the campsite benefits from the proximity of a preserved natural area: ?le site Corot?, a source of inspiration for painters. The shady campsite is close to sports facilities including a stadium, aqua-recreation center, tennis courts, skate park and hiking trails.

Between Vienne and Glane, this nature campsite benefits from its proximity to a preserved natural area: the Corot site, a source of inspiration for painters. The shady campsite is close to sports facilities including a stadium, aqua-recreation center, tennis courts, golf course, skate park and hiking trails. Saint-Junien, gateway to the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, is renowned for its leather-working, particularly luxury gloves. The town of Saint-Junien invites you to visit the historic districts grouped around its collegiate church; in summer, it offers a rich program of cultural and festive events, as well as farmers' markets.

Moon River warmly welcomes you to its accommodation on the banks of the Vienne river in Saint-Junien. The house features a kitchen opening onto the living room, as well as a bedroom with en-suite bathroom. A small terrace is also available, so you can enjoy the soothing setting for your meals and breakfast. For a moment of relaxation, an outdoor sauna and jacuzzi are available and included in the price for stays of more than one night. On the same site is the snack bar (also run by the owners), offering light meals. Parents are advised to be vigilant when staying by the river.

The Moon River also offers bed & breakfast accommodation! Adjacent to the gîte and on the same site as the snack bar, enjoy the same warm setting on the banks of the Vienne. Downstairs, you'll find a large common room with kitchen, dining room and lounge. Upstairs are the bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. For a moment of relaxation, an open-air sauna and jacuzzi are available and included in the price for stays of more than one night. On the same site is the snack bar (also run by the owners), offering light meals. Parents are advised to be vigilant when staying by the river.

Just outside Saint-Junien, the Le Relais de Comodoliac restaurant welcomes you in a warm and cosy atmosphere: large armchairs, white tablecloths, greenery, fireplace? You'll find modern, tasty cuisine. When the weather's fine, enjoy the lovely shaded terrace overlooking the park. Every lunchtime, you can take away the daily starter-main course-dessert menu.

The Relais de Comodoliac welcomes you all year round in Saint-Junien. In this hotel-restaurant, everything invites you to the pleasures of the senses. Everything here is designed to ensure your comfort and rest. You will find in each of our hotel rooms a complete bathroom, soft linen, quality bedding, a flat screen TV (Canal+ bouquet) and free wifi access.

Le Haut Quarteron is where Jean-Louis and Marie-France come to recharge their batteries for part of the year. They have furnished and decorated this family home with taste and comfort: color, fabrics, paintings.... Jean-Louis is an enthusiast and keen to share with his guests: the history, visits, discoveries and leisure activities of this pretty area of Haute-Vienne. Around the house, a large enclosed park where you can enjoy a quiet lunch and rest in the shade of the lime tree.

The Ile de Chaillac is the largest island on the Vienne, measuring 3 kilometers long and 300 meters wide. Two loops enable you to discover its wealth of flora and fauna.

This village of ancient origins was part of the Viscounty of Rochechouart in the Middle Ages. The last of the Haute-Vienne communes, Saillat-sur-Vienne was created in 1928, and was previously a cadastral section of the neighboring commune of Chaillac. The Saillat-sur-Vienne site is one of Limousin?s industrial flagships, and Europe?s leading producer of office paper. For relaxation, the commune boasts a large-capacity village hall, an ornamental park, hiking trails between the Vienne and Glane rivers, and a landscaped pond for outdoor activities such as picnicking, fishing and pétanque.

The Le Village leisure complex is all about sharing laughter and fun: play area (1 to 12 years) with slides, trampoline, climbing... bowling (from age 10), laser game (from age 7), indoor soccer. Just a few minutes from Saint-Junien, this complex is the perfect place to spend some quality family time. Feeling peckish? There's a restaurant upstairs for those with a big appetite, or let yourself be tempted by a sweet treat at the indoor bar.

This bridge, which used to cross the Glane on the old salt route linking the town to the Atlantic Ocean, is unusual in that it is angled. Built in the 13th century of fine ashlar, it features three pointed arches. A great way to get to the Corot site from the side of the industrial buildings, on foot or by bike.

The village, perched on the left bank of the Vienne river, has many attractions. It huddles around its bell tower and a small square dedicated to Frédéric Mistral. The church of Saint-Saturnin offers a striking contrast between the austerity of its façade and the beauty of its interior architecture. The south chapel, an example of Limousin Gothic art, features 15th-century frescoes. Chaillac offers a wide range of activities, including fishing and hiking, as well as the "Le Village" leisure complex with bowling, laser tag and children's games. Fancy a stroll along the water's edge? Go to Chaillac Island!

The hermit Amand settled on the banks of the Vienne, near a ford, to live in prayer. He was joined in 500 by Junien, and the two of them went on to help travelers cross the ford. When he died, Amand was buried near his hermitage. In the 11th century, his grave was found, and a church was built over it. In the 16th century, the Récollet brothers took possession of the site, which had become dilapidated. The abbey was rebuilt to include a church, refectory and monastic cells. During the French Revolution, the entire property was sold to Sieur Bernard, a miller, who in turn sold it to Sieur Périgord, sub-prefect of Rochechouart. The latter demolished the buildings and used the materials to build retaining walls, giving the abbey its fortified appearance. Today, only the north transept remains, and gardens have been laid out.

The site is classified as a Natural Zone of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest. Along the banks of the Glane, you'll be able to spot the royal fern or the diving cingle. In places, the river is more lively, winding its way between numerous rocks. The painter Corot was inspired by the beauty of the landscape and all its colors. As the seasons changed, he would come and set up his easel. The Corot site is ideal for strolling, fishing and more Don't forget your picnic for a refreshing break.

Enjoy a magnificent view from the upper terrace, accessible via a path from the main road. From here, the panorama stretches all the way to the Vienne river and the viaduct, built in 1874 to allow passage of the Limoges-Angoulême line.

The Saint-Junien swimming pool offers a wide range of facilities for both winter and summer use. Inside, a sports pool (25x15m), a leisure pool and a relaxation area with sauna-hammam and squash courts await you. In fine weather, take advantage of the indoor and outdoor pools, slide and children's play areas. The aquatic center offers aquagym, stand-up paddle, swimming lessons and courses to overcome aquaphobia. The Aqua-récréatif center features facilities and amenities designed to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility (elevator and special equipment).

Guided tours for groups (booking required) and an audio-guide help you discover Saint-Junien's heritage. Visit the Tourist Office! This city of character is internationally renowned for the expertise of its glove makers. Saint-Junien also boasts many other architectural treasures: the narrow streets, the 14th-century Maison des Consuls, the 15th-century Chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Pont and the remains of the Saint-Amand abbey. It was on the banks of the Glane that the painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot found his inspiration, and today a site bears his name. Every 7 years, Saint-Junien celebrates its two hermits during the ostension ceremonies. These ceremonies are unique in that they involve a procession of over 1,000 people in costume. What's more, Saint-Junien is one of the only towns to have Swiss guards present during the ostensions.

Just a few minutes from Saint-Junien, the Winch Grill welcomes you to a bucolic setting overlooking the Bujaras lake. Nestled in the Le Village leisure complex, enjoy a family outing to recharge your batteries after a game of bowling or laser tag. The menu offers something for everyone: salads, burgers, grilled meats? Takeaway also available!

On the banks of the Vienne River, discover the Moon River snack bar for a quiet break, just 5 minutes from the town center. On the menu: burgers, fish and chips, pizzas, salads and drinks of all kinds. Vegetarian options are available on request. The perfect place to unwind on theme nights. Want to relax? You can book a wellness and meal package for 2 to 6 people. For 2 hours, enjoy the sauna, Jacuzzi and deckchairs, followed by a meal with drinks!

The Fleur de Lotus restaurant offers you a cuisine that takes you on a journey to Asia. Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai specialties await you.

Just outside Saint-Junien, the Le Relais de Comodoliac restaurant welcomes you in a warm and cosy atmosphere: large armchairs, white tablecloths, greenery, fireplace? You'll find modern, tasty cuisine. When the weather's fine, enjoy the lovely shaded terrace overlooking the park. Every lunchtime, you can take away the daily starter-main course-dessert menu.

This bar-brasserie is located at the entrance to the town of Saint-Junien, for a short break at a low price.

La Table du Gantier is a family affair. Father and son, Patrick and Jérôme invite you to sample their gourmet, "grandmotherly" cuisine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Just a stone's throw from Saint-Junien's historic center, you'll be tempted by this Limousin-style restaurant.

The Casablanca chicha kebab lounge offers fast food with a variety of plates and sandwiches to eat in or take away. It's a great way to travel while staying in Saint-Junien town center.

Let yourself be tempted by Picasso di Crepe, which offers many Greek and Syrian dishes that will make you travel. On sunny days, enjoy the terrace.

Located in Saint-Junien town center, Super Kebad offers a variety of sandwiches, kebabs and plates, both to eat in and to take away.

The restaurant will reopen, ideally on Thursday, March 14, 2024! Just a stone's throw from Saint-Junien's historic center, the restaurant-hotel Le B?uf Rouge offers gourmet cuisine featuring tasty Limousin meats, fresh fish and homemade creations.

In the village of Chaillac-sur-Vienne, time almost seems to stand still. Nestled between the green hills of the Limousin region, on the banks of the river, you can breathe in the calm that is the charm and uniqueness of the French countryside. Access to La Barrière and its 2 bedrooms is via a small dead-end road, bordered by meadows. There's nothing better for a green and peaceful stay.

The Renaissance is on the heights of Saint Junien, a city of character, a city of leather, paper and porcelain. Pascale and Gilles from Alsace have fallen in love with this place where they live. They have renovated the old farmhouse and its non-adjoining sheepfold into a cosy, charming, independent gîte. It opens at the back to a pleasant, spacious and sheltered terrace, grounds with a private above-ground swimming pool and views over the countryside. The swimming pool (5 m 4 x 5 m 4, depth 1 m 3) is open from June 1st to September 30th depending on weather conditions. Hiking trails pass near the gîte, Saint Junien offers a variety of activities: fishing in the Glane and Vienne rivers, visits, golf, aqua-recreation centre... The mounts of Blond are nearby.

Bordering the Charente, 5 km from Saint Junien, Chaillac boasts a leisure complex with bowling, laser game, indoor soccer and restaurant. The totally independent, unoverlooked gîte opens onto a terrace overlooking lawned grounds and a 6x4 m above-ground heated swimming pool open from June to the end of September. Route départementale 86 passes right by the property.

Located north of Saint-Junien and close to Oradour-sur-Glane, the Antardieu rooms welcome you all year round. L'Antardieu comprises 2 independent accommodations: the 5-person family suite known as l'Oustaou, and the 2-person Les Magnanarelles room. In the mornings, enjoy a sunny breakfast on the lovely wooden terraces in a green and relaxing setting.

Saint-Junien, gateway town to the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, is renowned for its leather-working, particularly luxury gloves. The town of Saint-Junien invites you to visit the historic quarters grouped around its collegiate church, and in summer offers a rich program of cultural and festive events. Between Vienne and Glane, the campsite benefits from the proximity of a preserved natural area: ?le site Corot?, a source of inspiration for painters. The shady campsite is close to sports facilities including a stadium, aqua-recreation center, tennis courts, skate park and hiking trails.

Between Vienne and Glane, this nature campsite benefits from its proximity to a preserved natural area: the Corot site, a source of inspiration for painters. The shady campsite is close to sports facilities including a stadium, aqua-recreation center, tennis courts, golf course, skate park and hiking trails. Saint-Junien, gateway to the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, is renowned for its leather-working, particularly luxury gloves. The town of Saint-Junien invites you to visit the historic districts grouped around its collegiate church; in summer, it offers a rich program of cultural and festive events, as well as farmers' markets.

The site is a stone's throw from the Corot site, a starting point for hiking and mountain biking, and the Aïgua Bluia aquarecreation center. The site has a hand-crafted hydrant for emptying and filling up with water; a campsite set back from the town center, quiet, pleasant and safe; grassy, shaded reception area and camping pitches. Motorhomes are permitted all year round, but tents, vans and caravans are only allowed during sanitary facilities opening hours. Do you have a tent, van or caravan? For reservations, please contact Customer Relations: +33(0)1 83 64 69 21 or contact@campingcarpark.com

Moon River warmly welcomes you to its accommodation on the banks of the Vienne river in Saint-Junien. The house features a kitchen opening onto the living room, as well as a bedroom with en-suite bathroom. A small terrace is also available, so you can enjoy the soothing setting for your meals and breakfast. For a moment of relaxation, an outdoor sauna and jacuzzi are available and included in the price for stays of more than one night. On the same site is the snack bar (also run by the owners), offering light meals. Parents are advised to be vigilant when staying by the river.

The Moon River also offers bed & breakfast accommodation! Adjacent to the gîte and on the same site as the snack bar, enjoy the same warm setting on the banks of the Vienne. Downstairs, you'll find a large common room with kitchen, dining room and lounge. Upstairs are the bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. For a moment of relaxation, an open-air sauna and jacuzzi are available and included in the price for stays of more than one night. On the same site is the snack bar (also run by the owners), offering light meals. Parents are advised to be vigilant when staying by the river.

The Relais de Comodoliac welcomes you all year round in Saint-Junien. In this hotel-restaurant, everything invites you to the pleasures of the senses. Everything here is designed to ensure your comfort and rest. You will find in each of our hotel rooms a complete bathroom, soft linen, quality bedding, a flat screen TV (Canal+ bouquet) and free wifi access.