Discover the charms of Saint-paul-en-jarez at Domaine de la Barolliere

A short and pleasant stroll at the northern edge of Vivarais from the picturesque village of Saint Jacques d’Atticieux. Hike n°6 in the "Annonay-Serrières" topographical guide on sale from the Ardèche Tourist Information Office.

A fine hike on a north-facing slope in a forest environment across from the Pilat mountains and the Limony valley. Hike n°3 on the "Annonay-Serrières" topographical guide on sale from the Ardèche Tourist Information Office.

This hike lets you discover the Rhône’s river banks in the protected area of Ile du Beurre, the old part of the village of Condrieu and beautiful viewpoints of the market gardening plain of Ampuis and the steep vineyards of Côte-Rôtie. From the car park, cross the Lyon road, go around the chapel, then take the Lyon road for a few metres to the South (towards Condrieu). Immediately, take the small road that goes down to the left (Chemin des Gravières), pass the railway tracks and continue on this small road (Chemin de l'île de la Chèvre). At the end, turn right, going along the river bank. 1- Take the bridge on the right which crosses this tributary and continue on the track which follows the other bank of the tributary. When there is a choice between the ViaRhôna and the pedestrian path, choosing the latter, you enter the protected area of Ile du Beurre. At the end of the path, pass over a bridge that spans the Bassenon stream, just before its confluence with the Rhône. Turn left off the bridge to reach a kind of promenade that serves as a nature observatory. 2- Continue along the right bank of the Rhône (towards the South). Pass between a campsite and the Rhône. A little before the end of the campsite, you’ll discover the river port of Roches-de-Condrieu on the other bank. At the entrance to Condrieu, after a large coloured house (pink), turn right to go down about twenty metres to Place du Razat (restored houses), then go back to the quay. At the next street (Rue du Grand Port), do the same (restored houses) and then return. You arrive at a very pleasant place at the edge of the Rhône, pass under the bridge which spans the Rhône and continue onto the quay. Take the first right, Rue de Sauze, and immediately left to follow the Rhône quay again. 3- After 2 big plane trees, turn right (at a right angle), Place du Raffour. This small street looks like a dead end, go to the end and take the narrow passage between a house and a large stone wall, continue on this passage which turns right then left. Pass under the small stone railway bridge. Continue straight on Rue Henri Barbuse, cross the RN86 and continue straight on Rue du Marché aux Fruits. 4- Just before the brook, turn right onto Rue Eugène Genet, then first right into Rue de la Croix and first left into Grande Rue. Take the covered passage on the left into Rue Saint-Martin (just after No.22), and when you arrive at Place du Marché, turn right and follow Rue de Belfort. Take the second left, Rue Saint-Étienne, which goes up under the town’s old fortification gate. Then take the first street on the left, until you reach Rue de la Visitation. Take this covered passage, then the first passage on the right, where you find Place du Marché, take a right to cross the Arbuel stream and immediately after the bridge, turn right onto Rue Claude de Villard. At the junction with Montée de la Caille (dead end sign), take the bridge on the right, and go straight on to Rue Ecorcheboeuf. At the end of the street, turn left twice to take the Montée des Recollets. At the cemetery, go down Montée de la Tour, which runs alongside the cemetery on the right. When you reach the D28 (Montée du Rozay), go up for about 20 metres and then turn right on a pedestrian path, Rue de la Croix de l'Oiseau. 5- At the crossroads (4 roads), turn left on Rue Cuvillière, then the first right onto Rue de Croyez. When you reach the RN86, turn right and then immediately left into Allée de la Bachasse, which you follow until you reach the banks of the Rhône. On the left, take the path that follows the river, follow the direction "Retour vers collège de Bassenon", follow the stream to pass under the RN86 road and the D124. When the path arrives at paved parking, turn left twice. Turn back at the traffic roundabout and take the D124 for fifty metres. Just after the stream, at the Condrieu sign, turn left and immediately right onto the marked mountain bike (VTT) path. 6- At the Bassenon road, go up via the road on the left, which offers beautiful views of the valleys behind Condrieu. The road makes a hairpin to the right, and you’ll find the path marked VTT on the left. 7- Continue on this mountain bike track until the village of Semons, head for the belvedere by Chemin du Belvédère (see the view over the market gardening plain of Ampuis, almost to Vienne). Walk all the way around the church, and behind the church, pass under a porch to take the wide path on the left (not marked) that starts to descend into the vineyards. 8- Take the first track on the left, which goes back to the road (D124). Turn right and go all the way down by the road to enjoy the terraced vineyards, keeping a very clear view of the plain. At the bottom of this road, arriving at the D386 (old RN86), you’ll find the car park where you started.

Pretty much everyone likes chocolate. The Haut Chocolat® of Saint-Etienne can be enjoyed of course, but also visited. The Ateliers Weiss have been making these sweet delights since 1882 with passion, and today, they are ready to unveil their secrets. The Ateliers Weiss is a lively and accessible place, offering: 1- The Chocolate factory walkway tour (closed temporarily). Accompanied by a member of the Weiss team as your guide, come and unveil the secrets of the Chocolate factory. An enjoyable experience and new discoveries guaranteed! 2- Fun, gourmet activities All year round, the whole family can take part in various activities on the theme of chocolate and Weiss professions. 3- Design your own personalised chocolate bar In the on-site shop, you'll find a selection of exclusive products and you can create your own personalised chocolate bar with the master chocolate maker himself! 4- Hot chocolate bar Either indoors or out on the terrace, enjoy a delicious treat at any time of day: breakfast, lunch or afternoon snack. To make a booking and browse the schedule of activities: http://weiss.fr/ateliers-weiss/animations/

Unlike Hollywood, the stars of Chocolat des Princes are very affordable. No whims. We can rub them closely and even squash them ! The stars here go under names like Malakoffs and Grelons du Pilat. The perfect marriage of know-how and innovation. Careful selection of the best cocoa beans adds the final touch final and guarantees a quality product every time. And on top, they do great packaging. Even the tour of the workshop is to die for. All the ingredients are there to win you over body and soul! Which is just as well, because the chocolate is waiting for you ! As this is a food factory visit, this involves security and confidentiality instructions. Because we all want the visit to take place in the best possible conditions, we invite each visitor to read it before booking (remember to notify the other people you wish to register with you): - Reservation is required - The visit is possible from 10 years old, and accessible to PRMs - Animals, even on a leash, are not welcome - The use of cameras, telephones and cameras is prohibited.

But what exactly is hidden inside this flying sauce, you might ask. La Rotonde is a laboratory for ideas and experiments in the scientific field. Its aim? To create, innovate, manipulate and interact! How? By offering fun workshops, intriguing exhibitions, debates, digital tools and even live shows. Rest assured, you won't find any bouncers on the door, and those without a scientific diploma to their name are not just accepted, but actively encouraged to come in!!! This is a place that's open to everyone: the general public, schools and also professionals and actual scientists. Astronomy, geography, social sciences, biology, technology, earth sciences: just some of the subjects that will no longer be a mystery to you! Ready for take-off?

So who's the best? Why, the greens of course! This is the refrain that every Saint-Étienne supporter worth their salt has in their head, and to relive the legendary club's epic history, what could be better than a trip to the club museum, the Musée des Verts, at the mythical "Cauldron" stadium. France's first museum dedicated to a football club - and what a club -, it tells the story of the club since it was created by Geoffroy Guichard, founder of the Casino supermarket chain, where the A.S. Saint-Étienne sports club originated, to its first successes in the 1950s to the famous run of Green success in the 1970s and through to the present day. We all have our own memories of Saint-Étienne and the museum is guaranteed to bring them to the surface: the famous square goal posts, the boots worn by Rachid Mekloufi at the French Cup final in 1968, the 2013 League Cup, the flag from the 100th derby (won by the Greens!). In short, whether you're a fan or just curious, come and relive the high points in the history of a legendary club! Twice a year, a temporary exhibition is put on covering a different facet of the club's history and that of soccer in general. Matches on Fridays at 8.30 pm: museum open from 2.00 to 8.00 pm. Matches on Saturdays at 5.00 pm: museum open from 10.00 am to 4.30 pm. Matches on Saturdays at 8.00 pm museum open from 10.00 am to 7.30 pm. Matches on Sundays at 3.00 pm: museum open from 10.00 am to 2.30 pm and from 5.00 to 7.00 pm. Matches on Sundays at 5.00 pm: museum open from 10.00 am to 4.30 pm. Matches on Sundays at 9.00 pm museum open from 10.00 am to 8.30 pm. Also open from 10.00 to 12.00 on the day after match days.

The Musée d'Art et d'Industrie was renovated and extended by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. Its prestigious collections now cover 3 floors of exhibition space and illustrate Saint-Etienne's major industries: cycling, weapons and textiles. Ribbons, ribbon weaving equipments, warping machines, plates, fuses, bombardes, dandy horses, grand bi, derailleurs: when you come to visit our original permanent and temporary exhibitions, which are interactive, you will enjoy finding out about the region’s history as well as the history of those who have lived through it. At the museum of art and industry you can find out about ribbon weavers, who were ingenious technicians and masters of a complex engineering process. When you come in, you are entering a place which has retained the magic of its 150 years with poetic and up-to-date museography. It represents an opportunity to share a pleasurable visit. Both young and old can come to play, learn, be amazed, look and reflect!

What do the MoMa in New York, the Peggy-Guggenheim Collection in Venice and the Villa Medicis in Rome have in common? The MAMC has lent works to all of them. What do the MoMa in New York, the Peggy-Guggenheim Collection in Venice and the Villa Medicis in Rome have in common? The MAMC has lent works to all of them. That's right... After the Pompidou centre, it's in Saint-Étienne that you will find the largest collection of contemporary art in France. We've already had Anish Kapoor's overwhelming red (My Red Homeland), and Jean-Michel Othoniel's bewitching wave. Doesn't that last name ring a bell? It should, he's a local boy and he's known all over the world. Behind it's peculiar all-black façade, covered with ceramic tiles that light up at night, the MAMC de Saint-Étienne has all sorts of surprises in store for you.

Interested in a Do-It-Yourself science experience? Head for Explora. No boring science lessons here, just experiments for budding scientists of all ages: observe, think of something to try, then try it! Don’t expect perfect results: it’s by making mistakes in the lab that you gain experience. Do it the way engineers do! And in fact it’s La Rotonde, the Cultural, Scientific, Technical and Industrial Centre at the École des Mines engineering school in Saint-Étienne that is behind this educational lab. Whether your aim is to launch a rocket, make a light card, programme a space root, design an electronic instrument, like Einstein, we use recovered materials and our creative intelligence.

Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square.

Just 40 minutes from Lyon, come and get some fresh air at Wam Park ! The leisure park offers a beach and a host of activities for a relaxing day out with family and friends!

For swimmers aged 10 and over, cable skiing is a leisure activity to enjoy with an instructor. On the Wam Park lake in Lyon Condrieu, you can experience a wide range of board water sports.

OK, so you're quite up to the Great Loop... Shame, but why not try the loop around Sainté? At Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, it's the ribbon maker you have to call in on. More particularly, his house which is a museum/workshop that tells with passion the tale of this trade that marked the village between the 17th and 20th centuries. In Sorbiers, a short bucolic walk is organised in the Parc de Valjoly. Terrenoire is an electro pop group from Saint-Étienne that are making quite a name for themselves, but it's also the name of a neighbourhood of Sainté that you really shouldn't miss. Above all, a trip to the Château de la Perrotière is a must. It has a park that is well worth a wander on a nice day. At L'Étrat, you might be lucky enough to meet the green angel of Saint-Étienne football club coming out of the official training centre. So get your jersey on, buckle up and get going.

How about we take a step off the beaten track when it comes to murals? No more gardens or trompe l’œil farms. In Sainté (Saint-Étienne to you), we have Ella and Pitr's giants. These are not there just to cover something up or as decoration, they're meant to have meaning. Modular, Urban, Reactive (MUR). Those 3 words sum up the work of artists Ella and Pitr, who've been spreading their brand of insolence and poetic charm around the city since 2007. 2 Saint-Étienne natives whose paint pots and souls have come together to create a unique style. Once you get over the initial shock (they are pretty imposing, our little giants), you'll find you can't get enough of them. You'll end up looking out for them on every street corner. Unusual characters, outsize dimensions, colours galore and always a message. A real one. That's the secret of their appeal. And it works. With their funny faces and disjointed limbs (maybe they should hold back on the osteopathy), the giants are at home here. Sometimes lying down, sometimes standing, asleep or just looking thoughtful, no two are the same and yet they are always recognisable. On the façade at Ateliers Weiss, they've really gone to town, treating us (and what a treat!) to an indulgent chocolate-related fresco! Chocolate is so lovely! Why deprive yourself? The fresco illustrates perfectly all the pleasure we get out of consuming it. In short, whether you are well-versed in art or a novice, Ella and Pitr's style will speak to you. In the heart of a city focused on innovation and modernity, it's the least you could ask for. These are not so much morals as XXL-sized slices of life. They're original and caustic. We're on board. We love 'em.

Terminus, everybody off. Drop off your suitcases, but keep your camera. But be careful, though, there's a slightly odd blue horse hanging about in the area. It seems he's been eating the fruit from the multi-coloured tree. Welcome to Sainté! Ladies and gentlemen, we are arriving at Saint-Étienne Chateaucreux. We hope you have had a good journey. Just a word of advice before you leave the train: prepare to be blown over by what you see. See how nice we are (and that's not just a rumour, it's the truth) - we prefer to put you in the mood right away. You won't be able to say we didn't warn you. Because the Design adventure starts here on the station concourse for you and your little suitcase. The stools by designer François Bauchet, the Blue horses by sculptor Assan Smati, Philippe Million's Multi-coloured tree. No, no, you're not in an exhibition hall - unless you got off at the wrong stop. Although... actually, maybe you are. Maybe you are going to find out that this city, which really isn't like all the others, is going to overturn your habits and take you somewhere you weren't expecting. And that every street, every neighbourhood is reinventing itself to be part of this giant open-air gallery. Because it's true, it's a pretty bold move to put real works of art here and there around town rather than confining them to a nice, tidy box of a museum. And it's a smart one because, like that, they're impossible to miss. That's what they call modernity. QED.

Born in Saint-Chamond, the artist Assan Smati lives and works in both Berlin and Saint-Etienne. He creates figurative art that resurrects ancient symbols. This piece is a monumental sculpture representing two blue horses in polyester resin standing on a tall pedestal. Riderless, sealed in immobility, these smooth, tight-skinned horses seem to arise out of nowhere to surprise and charm us with their esthetic perfection and pure lines.

Artist Philippe Million's multi-coloured tree stands proud on the forecourt of the Châteaucreux train station. Its metallic trunk stretches, as though reaching for the sun, out into branches covered in leaves of coloured plexiglass. Only the artist knows what kind of tree this is: is it a maple, is it a plane tree...? What is certain is that it's timeless, and playful, with its foliage of blues, reds, yellows and greens. The kind of tree that makes you want to stop, to pause for a moment of contemplation. If you take the time to look at it carefully, you might even see birds flying in to rest on its branches!

On the forecourt of the Châteaucreux station, you will also find a strange cast-iron forest of city bollards! This installation, named "Tempo" by its designer, looks like a bunch of nails hammered into the ground! Sometimes "at sitting height (height = 56 centimetres), they're a good place to rest, put your bag down, make a phone call. Spread out over the urban space or, conversely, clumped close to one another, they turn into meeting points. Other, taller bollards (height= 92 centimetres) are there to prevent cars from circulating. "

But what exactly is hidden inside this flying sauce, you might ask. La Rotonde is a laboratory for ideas and experiments in the scientific field. Its aim? To create, innovate, manipulate and interact! How? By offering fun workshops, intriguing exhibitions, debates, digital tools and even live shows. Rest assured, you won't find any bouncers on the door, and those without a scientific diploma to their name are not just accepted, but actively encouraged to come in!!! This is a place that's open to everyone: the general public, schools and also professionals and actual scientists. Astronomy, geography, social sciences, biology, technology, earth sciences: just some of the subjects that will no longer be a mystery to you! Ready for take-off?

Pulsations is a sound installation in the heart of a tree. Spectators can hear it and feel it physically when they are in contact with the trunk of the tree.

Fondly known to local people in Saint-Étienne as the "Great Lady of Cours Fauriel" (Grande Dame du Cours Fauriel), the Ecole des Mines engineering school was created by Louis-Antoine Beaunier, a hyperactive entrepreneur if ever there was one! Among other things, he built the first railway in France, between Saint-Étienne and Andrézieux (1827). Many great names have emerged from the Ecole des Mines since it opened: Fourneyron (father of hydroelectricity), Boussingault (father of agrichemicals), Fayol (father of business management), Jean-Baptiste Marsaut (inventor of the miner's safety lamp, the Marsaut lamp), and several international political figures. The historic site of the Ecole des Mines dates from 1927, with its three neoclassical style buildings; the Rotonde was added in the 70s. Somewhat by chance, this place dedicated to popularising science has become an institution in its own right within the School, and the public can still come in to take part in workshops or attend talks on a variety of subjects. The Ecole des Mines has also renewed its educational methods and has now become an incubator for start-ups! Students have the possibility of launching a professional project based on their research subject even before they graduate. It certainly shakes things up when innovation changes its look!

An administrative building designed as an exceptional architectural piece, now there's a good idea, one transformed in a stroke of genius by Manuelle Gautrand. Proof (if any were needed) that the city is a huge open-air gallery with an indomitable spirit. It hits you in the eye, takes your breath away and stops you in your tracks: you are looking at the Ilot Gruner. An atypical building whose architecture is carefully designed to attract the attention and the sun. Concrete, glass and a riot of colour in an organised cacophony. Here flamboyant yellow distracts from coal black and football green. Inside the floors overlap and intermingle. But don't judge a building by its cover: this is no museum or tourist site, but 27,000 sqm of offices whose corridors are trodden by 1,80 pairs of feet. A stand-out concept for a building that reaches a height of 35 metres. Definitely one that is destined to become a symbol of the new, inspired, innovative Saint-Étienne. That's why you shouldn't leave the area without posing for a photo Cannes red-carpet style. But - don't take umbrage - the star is definitely the building, not you.

For over 17 years now, Yves Darbel has been serving natural, regional cuisine with freshly picked ingredients and a passion for real flavours to taste on the veranda, on the terrace or around the fireside, depending on the season.

Authentic cuisine made from fresh produce justifies the Maître Restaurateur label awarded to the restaurant. In 2019, La Loco was once again awarded the Tripadvisor Prix d'Excellence, based on the excellent ratings it received from travellers. For our décor, we opted for a mixture of Old and New, bringing together Authentic and Modern: On the one hand, we have a slate floor, genuine wood-panelled walls, a 19th century brass ceiling light and wall lights, and first and foremost a mural of the Saint-Etienne to Lyon railway line. On the other hand, we have programmable LED strip lighting, our upholstery and paintwork is in matching light grey, and we have paintings by contemporary artists.

On the Tupin & Semons hills, the Auberge de la Source enjoys endless views over the Rhone Valley and its vineyards from the panoramic dining room. The chef serves modern dishes with a worldwide influence. A selection of regional wines will be offered for tasting in the panoramic room with a view of the Rhone Valley or from the terrace, when the weather permits.

The Bistrot à Vin de Serine is a restaurant, wine bar and cellar serving local dishes with original flavours. There are over 400 wines to choose from on the wine menu, and you can get tips about food and wine matches.

The gastronomic restaurant serves cuisine with subtle flavors. Philippe Girardon, with the prestigious "Meilleur Ouvrier de France" title, carefully chooses the best local produce, plus fresh herbs and fruit from the garden to make great meals in harmony with nature. The gourmet restaurant stands in Domaine de Clairefontaine, in the charming setting of the Maison de Maître. The starred restaurant (1 Michelin star) is a must-see venue. The products are selected with care, and prepared with respect to emphasise their quality. Philippe Girardon takes you on a journey of discovery of the Isère region. The Domaine de Clairefontaine team also puts its know-how at your service with its hosting activities (weddings, meetings...).

Savoyard specialities but not that! Brasèrades, frogs' legs : Beautiful promise of moment shared between friends. Specialities : raclette, Savoy cabbage, Braserade, Frogs' legs

Stunning lake views, fantastic dishes, seasonal French cuisine with the perfect blend of terroir and modernity. Here, the motto is 'Carpe Diem...seize the dish of the day!' A peaceful setting on the shores of the lake.

Discover the delights of "Les Pizzas de Cédric" in Saint-Marcel-lès-Annonay, where chef Cédric Bancel makes every pizza sublime. Taste the quality and passion in every bite!

Bistro cooking. Simple dishes with a good products which seduce to the everyday life. Traditional cooking. Several set menus are proposed with a very affordable cost.

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A holiday rental with a 4-star rating from Atout France. 50m2 patio, a garden and 5 top-quality suites from 35 to 60 m2, right at the heart of the Pilat Regional Nature Park. Relaxation area with a spa. A guaranteed change of scene for a stay at the heart of nature (350 km of signposted hiking trails leaving from our estate).

Don't miss out on this top-of-the-range designer flat (125m²) right at the heart of the Pilat Regional Park. 8 km from Condrieu and the vineyards, 40 km from Lyon and 40 km from St-Etienne, a change of scene is guaranteed for your weekends or stays at the heart of nature. The 4-star apartment can accommodate 2 to 6 people. It is completely independent from the guest house and the restaurant, on the other side of the building. The private patio with a barbecue and garden furniture provides an unobstructed and breathtaking view over the Monts du Lyonnais. Inside, you can enjoy a large living room with an equipped kitchen and 2 sofa beds, plus 2 attractively decorated bedrooms with a double bed and a bathroom. The hotel also has a relaxation area with a spa, accessible to accommodation residents only.

Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Living room, kitchen area, bedroom (double bed, 2 single bunks), shower room, WC. Electric heating. Balcony. Large shops 14km. Renovated presbytery with gîte on raised ground floor, adjoining the Mairie and other buildings on village square.

Shaded farm campsite - Footpaths. Fruit for sale in season. Approval: Camping rural - Production: fruit - Seasonal lets.

Renovated house situated in a quiet hamlet of Charnas, 3 km from shops, 10 min from Peaugres' zoo and near the regional park of Pilat. Numerous hiking and mountain biking trails.

Small, quirky and fully equipped apartment in the countryside with private parking and access to a south-facing terrace.

Self contained house in a very peaceful hamlet, 15 min from Peaugres' zoo, near Condrieu and St Joseph wine route. Attractive private garden (800m² fully fenced). Single level holiday cottage : living room, fully fitted kitchen area, lounge area, 2 bedrooms (double bed) (2 single beds), bathroom, WC. Shady spot with garden furniture, balcony. Shady spot with garden furniture, balcony. Many cultural and leisure activities within 30 min. radius. Annonay, Canson museum, hot-air balloons, St Pierre de Boeuf leisure centre (canoeing, wind surfing, pedalos, swimming). Self contained house in very peaceful hamlet, 15 min. from Peaugres Safari park, near the Condrieu and St Joseph Wine route. Attractive private garden (800 sq.m., fully fenced). Single level gîte: living room, fully fitted kitchen area, lounge area, 2 bedrooms (double bed) (2 single beds), bathroom, WC. Electric heating.

Cottage in the old farm of the owner, upstairs, independent access. Welcome hikers, riders (horses to the meadow). Reception at night possible. The cottage consists of a common room and a kitchen, a bathroom, toilet, a large bedroom (1 bed 140cm) . In the countryside but close to all shops within 15 minutes. It is surrounded by a grassy field, of meadow with view on the plain of the Forez, near to the hiking paths.

Recently converted cottage in the wing of an old U-shaped farmhouse with typical Monts du Lyonnais architecture. Cottage faces south and west, with a beautiful view of the nearby hills of the Monts du Lyonnais and the Monts du Forez on the horizon. A large living room opens onto a large terrace above an orchard. The renovation of the cottage has given pride of place to bio-sourced materials. The thickness of the walls and the cellulose wadding insulation ensure pleasant comfort all year round. A large surface area of thermal solar collectors provides hot water all year round, and part of the heating is provided by a pellet-fired boiler. In summer, occupants have access to a large outdoor swimming pool. Numerous nature walks and bike trails are available. Village with "station verte" and "plus beau détour de France" labels nearby. Shared swimming pool.

Camping van parking space with 5 free spots. Benches, picnic tables and bins. Fresh water available and possibility to remove waste water.