Chazey-sur-ain, Ain, Rhône-Alpes

In the heart of Bugey, this section of the ViaRhôna moves slightly away from the river and heads gently towards the authentic villages, châteaux and vineyards of the Balcons du Rhône region. The River Ain flows into the Rhône at Anthon, where a remarkable natural site marks a sharp contrast with the urban area nearby. Then comes the small village of Jons on the outskirts of Greater Lyon, the Jonage canal and the park, Grand Parc de Miribel-Jonage. There is a temporary section on small roads.

Most of the walk is on footpaths and dirt tracks. During your walk, you'll enjoy views over the Bugey and Ain plains, and see two castles and two churches. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and means of transport... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

St-Denis-en Bugey, Ambutrix, Vaux-en-Bugey and Vaux-Fevroux: four traditional villages nestled between vineyards and streams, in the heart of a confidential valley where natural gas has been exploited since the 1920s. A walk that combines nature and heritage. Leaving from St-Denis-en-Bugey town hall. Pass in front of an old mill, then head for the Tour de Saint-Denis: a medieval tower offering an attractive viewpoint with an orientation table. Also the starting point for numerous hikes and fitness trails. Pass through Ambutrix, a picturesque hillside village, before arriving in Vaux-en-Bugey. A town with a long history of winegrowing, Vaux-en-Bugey is still dotted with working vineyards. The vineyards offer a beautiful view of the original church tower. From the cemetery chapel, another panorama awaits the viewer. (NB: Pérouges Bugey Tourisme offers a free audio quest on the IziTravel application - download. A fun way to learn more about Vaux, its wine and the surrounding area). Vaux-Fevroux or "val fiévreux" owes its name to its remote position in the valley and the fevers that once decimated the village. Continue for 2km through the woods to the remains of a natural gas well in a meadow. Natural gas has been present in the valley since 1906, and its exploitation was a world first from 1919 onwards. In 1925, Saint Gobain built a factory in Lagnieu to take advantage of this energy. The plant still exists today, producing glass for the whole world. Further along the path, you can access the Buizin vats and waterfalls.

A slightly uneven walk as you climb up to the Dombes plateau, which offers a variety of landscapes, from undergrowth to stream banks. The Dombes heritage is revealed: La Moutonnière, the Moulin de Faux and the Château de Richemont. Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and means of transport... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

You will be able to admire the archeological, architectural and natural jewels of the Isle Crémieu and the Larina Plateau, with its high cliffs, home to falcons, snake eagles, buzzards and other birds of prey. Park in the car park opposite the kiosk in the village centre. Follow the path to the right until it become stony and begins to climb up the cliff. Two thirds of the way up, on the left, is a rocky platform that is tricky to get to. Once you have made your way onto it, take the small Tourdes Remparts track to the left, which leads to the Fontaine de la Vie, the plateau's only spring. From there, take a straight path downhill that takes you to a former riding school. Continue along this cliff-side path, and take in the view of the Val d'Amby and the Château de Brotel. Pass by a picnic area, cross the Catelans road at Larin, and the plateau itself from east to west via a grassy path. It passes over a barren hill and then goes downhill. Bear right through moors, and then head towards the western cliff until you meet the track coming from Bourcieu. Climb back up using this track, and walk along the clifftop. The track overlooks a marshy area and emerges in the archelogical site in Larina (leave at least 1 hour to visit it). There is an important excavation site near the statue of the Virgin Mary. Retrace your steps back along the path you took to climb the cliff to return to the car park in Hières-sur-Amby.

Circuit through the Fôret de Chassagne forest and along several ponds. Beautiful panorama of the Etang de Chassagne. Passes close to the former Abbaye de Chassagne (of which only a few converted buildings remain). Close to the ViaRhôna and the Voie Bleue, the Dombes is also a great area for cycling, walking and horse-riding! It's up to you to choose your itinerary and your means of locomotion... Breathe in, breathe out, you're in the Dombes. Imagine the Dombes, land of a thousand ponds, as a festival of colors, scents and sounds. The deep blue of the water contrasts with the many greens of the vegetation. The intermittent concert of frogs is accompanied by the songs of wild birds. Sit back for a moment and watch the ballets on the calm waters of the ponds. The grey heron, master of the area, may even grace you with its presence! So, what could be better than a stroll to visit and discover the Dombes in slow motion?

Situated at the feet of the medieval city, the hotel is modern and comfortable. The 33 rooms have air-conditioning and free wifi. The hotel has summer swimming pool, closed car park, bar and reception 24h/24. The Bérangère hotel is situated a stone’s throw from the medieval city of Pérouges and is an ideal place to explore the area. The hotel has 33 rooms equipped with television. Two of these rooms have been adapted to disabled people. The Bérangère is open all year round with the reception open 24 hours a day and also offers free WI-FI throughout the establishment and also has an outdoor swimming pool and big car park.

Tuck into a generous regional dish in the heart of the medieval old town of Pérouges, in a rustic, warm and friendly setting where the rooster is king! The Auberge du Coq Restaurant has 2 dining rooms that can cater for a total of 120 patrons. The restaurant is open all year round from Tuesday evenings to Sunday lunchtime. Foie gras , chicken with morel mushrooms, frogs legs, coq au vin and galette de Pérouges with fruit puree are just some of the dishes to be savoured at the Auberge du Coq, bon appétit!

Take a refreshing break, under 45 minutes from Lyon. The team at this family campsite will give you a warm and enthusiastic welcome, and introduce you to the various leisure activities available on site and in the local area. A stop off point for the Via Rhona. There is also a heated swimming pool and a lovely children's playground.

Small pools, labyrinths, concretions and a lake: the Grottes de La Balme, located 40 minutes from Lyon, are rich in what nature has shaped. Discover a rare and exceptional natural site offering an unusual insight into the underground world! Arrive under this impressive porch and enter the bowels of the cliff to discover labyrinths, an underground lake, stalactites and stalagmites, an amphitheater of small pools... that's what the Grottes de La Balme have to offer. Take your time on a self-guided tour lasting around 1 hour 15 minutes, or take a guided tour (booking required). Visited since 1807, the Grottes de La Balme reveal their history and mysteries as you explore 1,000 meters of underground galleries. Located in the Nord-Isère region, in the center of the village of La Balme-les-Grottes, the caves are an exciting detour in the Balcons du Dauphiné region. Round off your day with a free visit to the Espace Naturel Sensible “Les Coteaux de Saint-Roch”, with its signposted path and discovery booklet. This protected natural area allows you to observe the particular features of the cliffs, forest and dry grasslands surrounding the Grottes de La Balme, home to numerous species of protected plants and animals. Become true adventurers with our 100% family-friendly activities! A playful visit with Archibalme's Investigation: young and old alike will be delighted. Summer and winter alike, the underground world never ceases to amaze! The souvenir store is open at the same time as the caves, and offers a wide range of gifts: crockery, textiles, stones, a selection of books and other must-have items for yourself or as a gift.

Horia and Francis were determined to roll the past, present and future into one with this beautiful 17th-century building. Two gites are available for rent, one to sleep 2 people, the other for 6 to 8 people. This accommodation oozes with luxuriant warmth. Standing by the River Rhône, this charming Dauphiné dwelling dates from 1680. This château is just one of three in the village of Vertrieu, of which the most ancient dates back to the 13th century. Ours comprises 2 apartments and 5 guestrooms including a suite. The scenery is very restful with views of the Bugey mountains. The building stands in 8,000 m² grounds of absolute calm, right by the River Rhône.

Horia and Francis have blended the past with the present and the future of this magnificent 17th century building. Composed of 5 guest rooms, with different decorations and themes and 2 gites, this accommodation exudes warmth and cosiness. Located on the banks of the Rhone charming Dauphinoise residence dating from 1680 with the small chateau de Vertrieu, this village has 2 other chateaux the earliest dating from the 13th century. Our house is composed of 2 apartments and 5 guest rooms including a suite, with relaxing views of the Monts du Bugey. It is surrounded by a park of more than 8000m2, on the banks of the Rhone, in absolute calm. 3 years of work turned this pleasant and functional residence into a real haven of peace. The different types of accommodation allow guests to relax in a contemporary or more elegant world. I worked as a decorator for more than 30 years and my partner for over 12 years. Through our numerous journeys, we have created cocooning ambiences while retaining the practical element, using materials mostly made in France and of proven, unmatched quality. Our linen is our CASSIOPEE Home Collection, chosen for luxury boats, homes, prestigious hotels, with the Oeko tex label. The decorative objects, paintings and sculptures are by well-known artists with increasing reputations. All the decorative objects and the majority of the paintings or sculptures are for sale. Customers can appreciate the pieces in a real context and imagine them in their interior.

Horia and Francis have blended the past with the present and the future of this magnificent 17th century building. Composed of 2 gites (sleeping 2 to 8 people) and 5 guest rooms, this accommodation exudes warmth and cosiness.

Near Ambérieu en Bugey, renovated air-conditioned studio with sheltered swimming pool and equipped garden for children. On the Dombes - Bresse - Bugey border, 42 m² studio apartment on the 1st floor of the owner's villa, with separate entrance: living room-cum-kitchen (2-person 160 cm sofa bed, LCD TV, DVD player), WiFi Internet access, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, mezzanine (1 double bed), cot and baby equipment, bathroom, separate WC. Reversible air-conditioning, parking, covered balcony, courtyard, shady garden with swings, sandpit and playhouse, garden furniture, barbecue. Swimming pool 5x10 m, sheltered and heated in mid-season (counter-current swimming). Sheets/linen rental and housekeeping package available on request. Pets allowed on request. Pérouges 15 km, Bird Park 20 km, Bourg-en-Bresse 30 km, Lyon 40 km, St Vulbas 20 km.

Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Family room, kitchen area (microwave) with sofa bed 120 cm, bedroom (2 single [electrically adjustable] beds 80 cm), shower-room (massage jets), WC. Geothermal electric heating. Parking, courtyard with garden (garden furniture), barbecue, swing, Sheltered swimming pool with counter current and spa pool steps. Car port. Enclosed terrace. Ping-pong table. Date of construction: 2000.

The château's gardens date from the 18th century and were designed in the French style by Le Nôtre (Louis XIV's gardener). The château and gardens are listed historical monuments.

In 1807, the first catholic secondary school in the Ain was founded by Father Ruivet, former non-juring priest. The Chapel was also built at that time. The main building was completely rebuilt in 1859 by Bossan, the architect of Notre-Dame de Fourvière. It was closed during a short period after the law of the separation of the Church and the State in 1905. The school was converted into a hospital during the Great War and received a lot of casualties. In 1968, it was definitely closed and, since May 1980, the town hall has been installed in the building.

This building was constructed in 1818. It included a corn loft, a room for the town council and a guardroom. It was also a justice courtroom and a jail. It was first enlarged in 1845. Between 1897 and 1899, there was a total restoration of the building and the belfry. In 1945, a statue made by H.Collomb was erected in front of the belfry, symbolizing the heroism of Meximieux. For the year 2000, the town council wanted to give the old chime a new lease of life. From 8 bells in 2000, it went to 17 in 2005 and to 20 in 2012.

A visit to this magnificent walled medieval city is like taking a step back in time. Parts of Pérouges date from the 13th and 14th centuries and it is one of the most beautifully preserved historic villages in France. Perched high upon a hill Pérouges gives some fantastic views of the surrounding Dombiste countryside. This fantastic village dates from the middle ages and today houses many shops, cafés and restaurants along its narrow cobbled medieval streets. With tourist maps available in several languages, Pérouges is a great place for a quiet stroll where one can marvel at the beauty of the architecture of the middle ages or sample the traditional ‘Galette de Pérouges’, the cake for which the village is famous for.

You have an absolutely remarkable view of the two châteaux de Vertrieu from this orientation table.

Due to the diversity of monuments and curiosities of the city, such as the XVIIIth century cooler, the two castles and the bucolic garden called "jardin des simples", Vertrieu is an unavoidable milestone in the Balcons du Dauphine territory. Vertrieu owes its development to its location, in a Rhone's hollow, which helped it grow its maritime activity during centuries. Its highly strategical position stands from the High Middle-Age, as the tombs in the Rue des Juifs testify. Vertrieu's architecture in the end of the Middle-Age is as urban, with its narrow lots alongside the streets, as it is rural with outside stairways typical from the winegrowers' houses, and agricultural commercial activity. Wherever, if the Rhone is linked to the town's History, so are the castles called "new" and "old" that shape the landscape. If you like romantic walks in nature or strolls nearby the river, or if you are a History lover, you can only fall for Vertrieu's charm!

Tuck into a generous regional dish in the heart of the medieval old town of Pérouges, in a rustic, warm and friendly setting where the rooster is king! The Auberge du Coq Restaurant has 2 dining rooms that can cater for a total of 120 patrons. The restaurant is open all year round from Tuesday evenings to Sunday lunchtime. Foie gras , chicken with morel mushrooms, frogs legs, coq au vin and galette de Pérouges with fruit puree are just some of the dishes to be savoured at the Auberge du Coq, bon appétit!

A cosy atmosphere combined with old-fashioned elegance and refined food and service is what the Ostellierie du Vieux Pérouges is renowned for. The Hostellerie du Vieux Pérouges is located in the heart of medieval Pérouges complete with parquet flooring, mullioned windows, traditional fireplaces and waitresses in traditional costumes, the restaurant has all that you will need for a fantastic dining out experience. The separate dinning rooms and function room are capable of seating 180 patrons. The Ostellerie du Vieux Pérouges is open daily for both lunch and evening meals, where one can enjoy local delicacies such as morel mushrooms, freshwater fish and crayfish Bressan poultry and of course ‘Galette de Pérouges’.

A cosy atmosphere combined with old-fashioned elegance that's the charm of this elegant café.

Céline and her team welcome you to this grocery shop and restaurant in the heart of the village, a stone's throw from the Grottes de la Balme. The menu is prepared using local produce selected from 22 committed producers. When you walk through the door of Marché Balmolan, you meet Céline, a young woman with a passion for preparing delicious local dishes. The menu, which follows the rhythm of the seasons and is supplied daily, features local specialities but is also perfect for vegetarians. The restaurant is located at the very heart of the grocery shop, between the shelves of wines, local spices, jams, craft beers and spreads.... In season, you can also enjoy the outdoor terrace overlooking the cliffs of the Isle Crémieu. The bread that accompanies the menus and is also available for sale is baked every Sunday over a wood fire. There is an oven in front of the shop. You can also stop off at the Marché Balmolan for a sweet break, as the grocery shop doubles as a tearoom. You can enjoy one of the many home-made pastries with a cup of tea, coffee or even a beer. For cyclists, hikers or visitors passing through the Balcons du Dauphiné, sandwiches and gourmet platters are also available, featuring seasonal produce. The restaurant also offers a catering service for individuals, local authorities and businesses.

The Le Val d'Amby restaurant offers 2 gourmet settings: a bistronomic table for lunch during the week and gastronomic cuisine for lunch and dinner. In the kitchen, Dominique Grisoni, Maître Restaurateur, creates a creative menu that reflects the seasons. Located in Hières-sur-Amby, less than an hour from Lyon, Le Val d'Amby restaurant invites you to discover authentic, refined cuisine full of character. In a warm setting, two dining rooms welcome guests for a gourmet experience, complemented in fine weather by a pleasant flower-filled terrace. The menu changes with the seasons, with a gastronomic menu available for lunch and dinner, and a bistronomic menu served for lunch on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. Fresh produce, generous plates and meticulous presentation delight both regulars and visiting guests. Chef Dominique Grisoni, Maître Restaurateur and member of the Toques Blanches Lyonnaises, has almost 40 years' experience in the kitchen. A native of the Var and Compagnon du Tour de France since 1989, he has forged his style on his travels in France, Switzerland and Italy. His cuisine is modern and creative, but always respectful of local produce. His signature dish, the Lamb Mouse, is a must-try for even the most demanding palates. An artist at heart, Dominique also expresses her sensibility through painting. Her watercolours, inspired by her career and the landmark establishments of her career, decorate the walls of the restaurant, adding a personal and artistic touch to the culinary experience. Le Val d'Amby is a must in the Balcons du Dauphiné, where you can savour sincere, inventive and generous cuisine in a convivial setting.

On a pleasant shaded outdoor terrace surrounded by the Dombes lakes, the chef showcases delicious local cuisine, using fresh, local products! Frogs' legs, Dombes carp, free-range chicken are just some of the dishes that are guaranteed to whet your appetite. The Bicyclette Bleue Restaurant is at the entrance to the medieval town of Pérouges, in the beautiful Dombes region, with lush-green surroundings. It is the perfect place to come and enjoy regional specialities such as fresh frogs' legs with parsley, Dombes carp and Jura trout tartare, 'Perle de Dombes' free-range chicken with cream and morels, etc. The menu is guaranteed to get your mouth watering, with a selection of homemade desserts to finish. In the summer, you'll often be enjoying your meal whilst listening to a concert under the gazebo. The restaurant is featured in the 'Gault & Millau' guide, the 'Guide du Routard de l'Ain' and has been awarded the 'Saveur de l'Ain' quality label.

Restaurant located on the banks of the Rhone, near the Via Rhona. Shaded terrace.

Fine dining in this traditional Dauphiné house surrounded by pristine countryside.

On the Bugey heights, the shaded terrace with panoramic views awaits you for a well-deserved ice cream break. Or, for dinner, the chef's Gault & Millau-winning specialty: chicken with morel mushrooms. A lovely secret spot! Away from the crowds, the Auberge de Soudon is a small, confidential address. Perfect for hikers looking for a coffee before a walk, or for a themed evening to enjoy a stay with friends or family over traditional dishes in a Savoyard chalet atmosphere. The pool table is there to entertain you, as is the superb panoramic view from the terrace. In winter, the fireplace warms you up and serves to grill your beef ribs! And tradition lives on with the recipe for calf's head with Bernadette sauce, inherited from the previous hostess. Businesses and private individuals will also find a friendly setting for private or professional events.

Roxane and Olivier welcome you to a fully renovated 19th-century building, a former coaching inn that combines old stone and modernity as it should be. They look forward to welcoming you for a stopover, whether for business or pleasure. Single, comfort, and family rooms, equipped with private bathroom, mini bar, LCD TV and some with air conditioning. Restaurant combining old stones and modernity, a warm, friendly welcome and cuisine prepared according to the seasons and daily deliveries of fresh produce.

A renovated château, elegantly decorated rooms, extremely comfortable bedding and a cosy atmosphere. Everything is designed to inspire well-being in a setting that's both historic and picturesque. Whether for relaxation or business, you'll be seduced! The rooms are located in the Château de Sainte-Julie, while the outbuildings have been refurbished. From the single room to the family suite, every room is designed for relaxation and rest. You'll be pampered and pampered, for a truly serene stay. Tip: The hotel offers in-room treatments by a specialist in relaxing massages and massages. Just a few kilometers from famous tourist sites, close to the Plaine de l'Ain business park, and a stone's throw from a host of nature activities in the heart of the Bugey Massif, this is the perfect place for a short or long stay in a place of character, calm, nature and convenience. The detail we love: the jams for breakfast, served in the beautiful common room or in your room, are homemade!

Situated at the feet of the medieval city, the hotel is modern and comfortable. The 33 rooms have air-conditioning and free wifi. The hotel has summer swimming pool, closed car park, bar and reception 24h/24. The Bérangère hotel is situated a stone’s throw from the medieval city of Pérouges and is an ideal place to explore the area. The hotel has 33 rooms equipped with television. Two of these rooms have been adapted to disabled people. The Bérangère is open all year round with the reception open 24 hours a day and also offers free WI-FI throughout the establishment and also has an outdoor swimming pool and big car park.

Take a refreshing break, under 45 minutes from Lyon. The team at this family campsite will give you a warm and enthusiastic welcome, and introduce you to the various leisure activities available on site and in the local area. A stop off point for the Via Rhona. There is also a heated swimming pool and a lovely children's playground.

Horia and Francis were determined to roll the past, present and future into one with this beautiful 17th-century building. Two gites are available for rent, one to sleep 2 people, the other for 6 to 8 people. This accommodation oozes with luxuriant warmth. Standing by the River Rhône, this charming Dauphiné dwelling dates from 1680. This château is just one of three in the village of Vertrieu, of which the most ancient dates back to the 13th century. Ours comprises 2 apartments and 5 guestrooms including a suite. The scenery is very restful with views of the Bugey mountains. The building stands in 8,000 m² grounds of absolute calm, right by the River Rhône.

Horia and Francis have blended the past with the present and the future of this magnificent 17th century building. Composed of 5 guest rooms, with different decorations and themes and 2 gites, this accommodation exudes warmth and cosiness. Located on the banks of the Rhone charming Dauphinoise residence dating from 1680 with the small chateau de Vertrieu, this village has 2 other chateaux the earliest dating from the 13th century. Our house is composed of 2 apartments and 5 guest rooms including a suite, with relaxing views of the Monts du Bugey. It is surrounded by a park of more than 8000m2, on the banks of the Rhone, in absolute calm. 3 years of work turned this pleasant and functional residence into a real haven of peace. The different types of accommodation allow guests to relax in a contemporary or more elegant world. I worked as a decorator for more than 30 years and my partner for over 12 years. Through our numerous journeys, we have created cocooning ambiences while retaining the practical element, using materials mostly made in France and of proven, unmatched quality. Our linen is our CASSIOPEE Home Collection, chosen for luxury boats, homes, prestigious hotels, with the Oeko tex label. The decorative objects, paintings and sculptures are by well-known artists with increasing reputations. All the decorative objects and the majority of the paintings or sculptures are for sale. Customers can appreciate the pieces in a real context and imagine them in their interior.

Horia and Francis have blended the past with the present and the future of this magnificent 17th century building. Composed of 2 gites (sleeping 2 to 8 people) and 5 guest rooms, this accommodation exudes warmth and cosiness.

Near Ambérieu en Bugey, renovated air-conditioned studio with sheltered swimming pool and equipped garden for children. On the Dombes - Bresse - Bugey border, 42 m² studio apartment on the 1st floor of the owner's villa, with separate entrance: living room-cum-kitchen (2-person 160 cm sofa bed, LCD TV, DVD player), WiFi Internet access, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, mezzanine (1 double bed), cot and baby equipment, bathroom, separate WC. Reversible air-conditioning, parking, covered balcony, courtyard, shady garden with swings, sandpit and playhouse, garden furniture, barbecue. Swimming pool 5x10 m, sheltered and heated in mid-season (counter-current swimming). Sheets/linen rental and housekeeping package available on request. Pets allowed on request. Pérouges 15 km, Bird Park 20 km, Bourg-en-Bresse 30 km, Lyon 40 km, St Vulbas 20 km.

Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Apartment 40 m², adjoining owner's house . On elevated ground floor. Independent entrance. Family room, kitchen area (microwave) with sofa bed 120 cm, bedroom (2 single [electrically adjustable] beds 80 cm), shower-room (massage jets), WC. Geothermal electric heating. Parking, courtyard with garden (garden furniture), barbecue, swing, Sheltered swimming pool with counter current and spa pool steps. Car port. Enclosed terrace. Ping-pong table. Date of construction: 2000.

Located in Hières-sur-Amby, between nature and heritage, this establishment welcomes you for a stopover or a warm stay. The hotel has comfortable, tastefully decorated rooms and a refined restaurant. Less than an hour from Lyon, in the heart of the characterful village of Hières-sur-Amby, the Hôtel-Restaurant du Val d'Amby welcomes you to an authentic setting between the Rhône and the cliffs of the Isle-Crémieu. Situated on the ViaRhôna route near the Balme caves and the Larina archaeological site, the establishment is ideal for a tourist break, an evening stopover or a business trip in Isère. Katie and Dominique Grisoni welcome you to a beautiful stone building, housing 13 comfortable rooms with contemporary decor spread over two floors. Each room offers a comfortable setting and facilities designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. There is a choice of standard and superior rooms, as well as triple and quadruple rooms, perfect for families. The gastronomic restaurant offers seasonal cuisine, with a pleasant terrace lined with flowers in fine weather. The menus are prepared by Dominique, a recognised Maître Restaurateur and member of the Toques Blanches Lyonnaises. Whether you're travelling with family, friends or on business, Val d'Amby is a friendly, relaxing place to stay, ideal for discovering the natural and cultural riches of the Balcons du Dauphiné.

The campsite is located on the banks of the Rhône at Porcieu-Amblagnieu, right next to the ViaRhôna. Classic pitches are available, as well as unusual accommodation (trapper tents, domino tents). The Espace Eau Vive team can offer you a choice to suit your needs and budget. At your disposal: 5A electrical connection, 200m² marquee, picnic tables, heated toilet block, laundry room and hot showers. Ice creams, cold drinks. Domino tents: At the heart of the white water area, the 3 domino tents each sleep 6. There is a dining area with two fridges and 2 gas rings, as well as a communal tent with tables and benches for meals. Trapper tents: The trapper area comprises 4 wooden tents, each sleeping 6, a 3m x 3m kitchen tent with two fridges and 2 gas rings, and a 32m² communal tent with tables and benches for meals. For all tents: Bring pillows, fitted sheets, sleeping bags (only the undersheet is provided), toilet paper and all kitchen utensils (saucepans, crockery, cutlery, etc.). There is no heating or lighting in the tents (lighting in the kitchen and dining tents only). The site is an ideal stopping-off point for users of the ViaRhôna and provides direct access to activities at the Espace Eau Vive leisure centre.