Discover Camping Notre Dame in Castellane

Montagne de Robion (1660m) is one of the highest peaks in the Castellane commune. A 360° view awaits you at the summit ... From the municipal swimming pool, take the D102 towards Robion. Drive 2 km, parking on your left. Follow the path below the road. It leads down to the Rayaup ravine, before rising above the Verdon. After 1km, follow the path up to the left, leaving the Tour de Robion route. Continue up through the undergrowth to the pastures and then to the summit. Return by the same route.

Pleasant path overlooking the Verdon, then passing through the hamlet of Robion, near the chapels of Sainte Trophime and Sainte Thyrs. From Castellane, take the route de Robion (D102) behind the swimming pool. After 2km, park in the parking lot on the left. Take the footpath on the right of the road below and descend to a small stream. The path climbs a little steeply and reaches the crossroads of the path leading to the summit of Montagne de Robion. Leave this path to the left and continue straight ahead. Enjoy a magnificent view of Cadières de Brandis and the small village of Taloire. At the next crossroads, stay on the same path to reach La Colle. Turn left downhill towards Fontpuge, where you'll find a ruined house. Follow the signs to reach the hamlet of Basse de la Doux. Then make a 90° turn to reach the small village of Robion. In the village, follow the D302 in the direction of Chapelle St Thyrs. Shortly before the chapel, a track leads off to the right, avoiding the road. End up at the chapel. Turn left to reach the junction of the D302 and D102. Turn right onto a small path under the road, which leads around a bend. Cross the road, the path bends to the right and, at the exit, turn immediately left to rejoin the signposted path. Rejoin the parking lot. Below is an alternative route: Take the small bridge on your right. After the bridge, turn left onto the track that leads to the Maison du Brec. After 2 bends, the path continues straight ahead; do not turn right as this is private property. Continue north-east to the Col de Colle Meillane. Take an old, faint path on the left, which runs under the power line. Note: if it's hard to find, continue along the track, which leads you to the road to the dump near the parking lot. Overlook the gorges, but beware: there is also a somewhat aerial passage. Rejoin the track and then the route de la décharge. Turn left onto the road to reach the starting parking lot. Follow the signposts, which take you along the departmental road, not too busy with cars, but not very pleasant.

This route is a more difficult return variant of route no. 5. From the Blaches trail, a pleasant path leads to the Escoulaou area (a Provençal name given to the area's many springs) and then to the Cébière district. If you're feeling sporty, you'll complete this itinerary in 1 h

This itinerary leads by road to the hamlet of Brayal and returns to the village along small, fun trails.

This family-friendly loop follows the right bank of the Verdon, then crosses the Listes and Notre Dame districts, where the ancient Roman city of Salinae once stood. Suitable for mountain bikes.

A very sporty route around the Destourbes mountain, taking in the listed Saint Thyrs chapel, the unspoilt hamlet of Eoulx and the small village of La Garde. For the more athletic, this itinerary takes 2 hours.

This easy route leads to the landscaped beach at Lac de Castillon via the small road in the Cébière district and then along a track used by transhumance herders. Ideal for getting back into shape before taking a dip in the lake.

This loop takes the road alongside Lac de Chaudanne to reach the village of Demandolx, then forks right onto a track shortly before the Col de Saint Barnabé. Below the Teillon massif, which rises to 1893 m, the descent is made on a single track via the GR4. This route, which offers a bird's-eye view of the lake, takes in the mountain scenery near Castellane. If you're feeling sporty, this itinerary will take you 2h30.

This sporty circuit, which can be completed in one or two days, starting from Castellane or Saint-André-les-Alpes, takes you around the Lac de Castillon from the heights, offering splendid views.

Climb to the top of a picturesque rock which, from its 180m will offer you a remarkable panorama on Castellane and the Verdon. From themain square go up the N4085 in the direction of Digne-les-Bains, past the tourist office, follow the national road going up the sidewalk. Pass in front of the St-Michel car park and, in front of a gas station, take on the right the ascending path to the chapel Notre-Dame du Roc. Follow the route along the ramparts and continue along a path (calade). Continue along the ramparts and pass at the foot of the pentagonal tower, climb the trail on a path of the cross staked with fourteen oratories. Continue the ascent to the crossroad between the access to the chapel and the tour du Roc. 1- Go up to the chapel Notre-Dame du Roc, overlooking the village located 180m below. Return by the same route to point 1. Follow the road to the left then, in 10m, take a right at the "Tour du Roc", a way back on Castellane. Cross the ruins, shortly after passing the old water catchment of a spring, the path winds, joining down a ravine. Descend this one to a dwelling access road, then a small road along the Verdon. 2- Take a right and after passing under the rock and in front of the bridge, reach the Boudousque parking lot. To join the center of the village and the place of the church by the street of the Lieutenant Blondeau, then the square.

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.

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.

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.

Nestled in the high country of Grasse, between Verdon, mountains and rivers, the camping Tikayan La Pinatelle is ideal for nature lovers. Camping and caravanning pitches, chalet and mobile home rentals. Heated swimming pool and restaurant. Our 2-star Tikayan La Pinatelle campsite welcomes you to Saint Auban. Located between the Pays de Grasse and the Verdon Natural Park, lovers of peace and nature will be delighted. Our campsite in the Alpes Maritimes offers comfortable rentals, chalets with views of the cliffs overlooking Saint Auban, and air-conditioned mobile homes. Stay at our campsite in Saint Auban with your own tent, motorhome or caravan, and enjoy our heated swimming pool and a meal in our restaurant with its terrace overlooking the village and cliffs. The site offers shaded and private pitches covering an area of 100 m², for peaceful and relaxing moments. Appropriate amenities and facilities are available to welcome you in the best possible conditions. Heated swimming pool, open every day free of charge (from May to September, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.) For younger children, there is a suitable and secure playground. And for those who like a challenge: A football pitch. Volleyball court (200m) A boules court. A table tennis table. A billiards table & table football. A mini golf course.

Via souterrata, the WORLD'S FIRST way to discover two activities at the same time: Via Ferrata and caving or underground tree climbing.

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

Enter the wilds of the Monts d’Azur Biological Reserve, 40 minutes from Grasse, and discover an extraordinary site that is home to European bison, wild horses, deer, wild boar, foxes, and more – the fabulous fauna of Europe, roaming free! A 700-hectare natural preserve dedicated wholly to wildlife The Monts d’Azur Biological Reserve is in the town of Thorenc encompasses a mosaic of surprising and fascinating environments, from rocky cliffs to verdant, grassy plains to remarkable woodlands. Among the emblematic species that you can see on the site are the European bison and the Przewalski’s horse, successfully reintroduced by Dr. Patrice Longour and his staff. These animals quickly acclimated to this environment, that which their ancestors trod a few millennia ago. This reintroduction has also had significant positive impact on site’s biodiversity, with striking development of the flora and remarkable evolution in the open environments. Our safaris: Immersive safaris, for an up-close and personal experience with wild animals! The Reserve has a variety of safari types available (walking, wagon, snowshoe, or sleigh), all guided by specialists who accompany visitors as they come face-to-face with the freely roaming wildlife, while shedding light on how these large mammals interact with their environment. - Walking safari – 90 mins - Snowshoe safari (depending on snow conditions) – 90 mins - Wagon safari – 60 mins - Sleigh safari (depending on snow conditions) – 45 mins Prolong the pleasure with a vacation in the midst of stunning natural scenery... Go to the "Accommodation" section.

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.

Charming hotel in a former oil mill nestled in a large wooded park 10 minutes from the village.

Saint-Joseph church belongs to the Alpes de Haute-Provence department. It was the church of the former Augustins convent. Today, it is the Collège du Verdon. The church and its cloister are not open to the public, except in exceptional circumstances. On February 15, 1281, Charles II, Count of Provence, donated a meadow to the Augustinians of Castellane to build their convent. The original building thus dates from the last years of the 13th century, but few of its features have survived to the present day. It is known, for example, that the convent suffered greatly during the Wars of Religion, and was burnt down in 1559 by the men of Antoine de Mauvans, a local gentleman who espoused the ideas of the Reformation. The church and cloister were rebuilt at the end of the 16th century by Jean Féraud, who acted as both architect and contractor. Mgr Mouchy, Bishop of Senez, had his private chapel built here. It was also at this time that the convent was enclosed within the new fortifications. The tower in its south-western corner has long borne the date 1588. The convent was bought by the commune during the French Revolution. In January 1790, the minutes of the sale of national property describe it as comprising a refectory, courtyard with well, kitchen, pantry, oven, cellar, bedrooms, dovecote, stables, hayloft, cloister wings, huts, driveway, walkway and arable land. Transformed into a college in the 19th century, it has remained a secondary school to this day. In 1875, the deteriorating church was demolished so that the main road could be widened. On February 25, 1878, the commune decided to lease the college building to the Frères de Saint-Gabriel, who were responsible for carrying out the renovation work designed by the engineer Tourniaire. A boys' elementary school was thus set up in the buildings. The work, carried out by Désiré Honnorat and François Guirand, was accepted in 1880. The elementary school did not move until after the Second World War. In 1888, in response to a complaint from parents, the commune decided to secularize teaching at the collège, which was nevertheless entrusted to the same congregation. Architecturally, the convent was originally almost square in plan. The destruction of the church did not radically alter this situation. Apart from a very recent extension housing the new refectory, the present-day college comprises the old cloister, whose trapezoidal floor plan also borders on the square, with its tiers of galleries, and the buildings bordering it to the east, west and south, including the round corner tower to the south-west of the building. This tower houses the dovecote. The north gallery of the cloister has been converted to accommodate the new documentation center. At least the northern half of the cloister's west gallery is occupied by a chapel still used for worship. On the first floor, the four cloister galleries are not identical. The east, west and south galleries are similar. However, they are not exactly the same length (between 17 and 19 m), and while each has three monolithic pillars between the two corner pillars, their spacing is slightly different. The pillars on the south gallery are the most elaborate: their corners are broken in the shape of a canelure. One of the capitals, in the shape of a machicolated tower, bears the Castellane coat of arms. All the arches supported by these pillars, composed of a single row of keystones, are slightly lowered. The north gallery, on the other hand, aligns six pillars between the corner pillars. The differences are even more marked on the second floor. The east and south elevations, as well as a small part of the west elevation, are treated as open galleries, with regular arcades rendered in thick plaster. The west and north elevations, on the other hand, lack this second gallery level, which has been replaced by classrooms. Unlike the other two, they also feature a third level. To the north of the chapel, a small square bell tower extends from a belfry wall. Cf. dossiersinventaire.maregionsud.fr/dossier/couvent-de-grands-augustins-puis-ecole-institution-notre-dame-du-roc-actuellement-college-du-verdon/5ef5d8ef-1d26-4f6a-a48f-8381211999ef

The Castellane family is among the most important of the oldest families of Provence. Many representatives of this family bear the first name of Boniface. The most famous of the members of this family, affectionately named Boni (1867-1932), was elected several times MP for the department whose name was Basses-Alpes at that time. His generosity was famous throughout the region. In Paris, where he lived most of his time, his lifestyle was sumptuous and the parties organised by this "dandy” were famed.

At the crossroads of the Alps and the Mediterranean, Castellane lies at the gateway to the Grand Canyon du Verdon. Criss-crossed by the Route Napoléon and classified as a Cité de Caractère, the lakeside village boasts an exceptionally rich natural and cultural heritage. Dominated by its "Roc", a gigantic 184-meter limestone cliff, the town spreads out around the Place Marcel Sauvaire. With its painted facades and picturesque fountains, the old town center is pedestrian-only. A 30-minute walk takes you to the Notre Dame du Roc chapel, whose terrace overlooks a magnificent Pentagonal Tower, the town and its ramparts, the Pont Napoléon and the entrance to the Gorges du Verdon. Halfway between the Alps and the Mediterranean, Castellane lives its life with dynamism, skilfully blending the riches of its past, its tourist vocation and its many activities. Castellane is located in the Parc Naturel Régional du Verdon and in the heart of the Réserve Naturelle Géologique de Haute-Provence.

A point of departure, welcome and discovery, it opens its doors to the natural and cultural riches of the Verdon territory thanks to exhibitions, 1000 tips from the Parc du Verdon, a shop and activities throughout the year. Located in the center of the village of Castellane, the Maison Nature & Patrimoines consists of two main exhibitions: in 2024, the Maison Nature & Patrimoines welcomes a new exhibition on popular beliefs. Linked to Catholicism or situated on its bangs, they are an integral part of everyday life. From pilgrimages and local saints to magic, superstition and witchcraft, discover the rituals that are rooted in the region. e. The museum's permanent exhibition "Sirens and Fossils" evokes the period when manatees and dugongs inhabited the sea that covered the region. Exceptional fossils, the only ones of their kind in the world, can be discovered on site at the Col des Lèques. On the first level of the building you'll find the Relais du Parc naturel régional du Verdon with information on the area and hiking, our free-access bookshop-boutique, and a temporary exhibition area. More information on our website!

In fact the 200m high rock was inhabited several times in the course of the history of the town. The hilltop sites in this part of Provence essentially correspond to two major periods in search of safe places. The first one, before the Roman colonization in the 1st century BC, corresponds to the Celtic-Ligurian settlement period and the formation of so-called oppida. The second great period corresponds to the Saracen invasions from the 8th century to the early 10th century.

The church was built on the plot of land belonging to the abbey of Saint-Victor de Marseille. It was built between the 12th century and the 18th century, and it was listed as a historic monument in 1944. The Church of Saint-Victor is late Romanesque, situated at the articulation of Romanesque art and Gothic art. It consists of a nave and a semicircular apse dating from the 13th century on the South side. A bell tower was added in the 15th century (1455), the upper part having been added in the 19th century.

Located in rue Saint Victor, in the heart of Castellane's old town center, the church of Saint Victor is an exceptional building dating back to the 13th century. Several restoration campaigns since the 1990s have restored it to its former glory. Construction of the primitive edifice dates back to the first half of the 13th century. The first element recognized by all historians is the place of construction and the owner of the land: the church was built on land donated in the 11th century to the abbey of Saint-Victor. The building's history can then be divided into two main periods: in the 15th century, a first aisle to the north was built, along with the bell tower, then in the 3rd quarter of the 18th century, the building was enlarged once again to the north with the erection of a second aisle. This Victorian priory also acquired parish status in 1260, when the parish was transferred from Saint-André to Saint-Victor. In 1442, the parish service was also transferred from Notre-Dame-du-Plan to Saint-Victor, making it Castellane's only parish church. This remained the case until the Sacré-Coeur church was built and made a parish church in 1884. In 2014, a major restoration campaign was carried out on the building. From Le Roc, the steeple of Saint Victor church seems to dominate the town. This church is a must-see. Cf. dossiersinventaire.maregionsud.fr/dossier/prieure-et-eglise-paroissiale-saint-victor/937c3c36-da30-4221-91bd-4854606e4eeb

Everything is well in the 13th century when the town left Petra Castellana and had just settled in the plain, the country is peaceful and prosperous. This is not the case in the second half of the 14th century when economic crises and social unrest were more and more numerous. Times are no longer safe and the town is fortified in 1359. The wall, lined with 14 square towers, must adapt the shape of the town exactly in the same manner it was at that time. Hence the construction to the upper corner of this high tower that dominates the plain.

The Church of the Sacré Coeur dates from the mid-19th century. It was built between 1869 and 1873. It then became the parish church of Castellane. The construction of the new church took place under the leadership of Father Pougnet, a priest and an architect. This priest officiated in Western Africa for several years in the course of the 19th century. Thus, the Church of the Sacré Coeur presents the characteristic of being built like churches in Western Africa.

The bridge is located on an ancient road, Via Vintinia, that connected Vence to Digne. A ford or a bridge allowed to go across the Verdon. Historians refer to a bridge built over the river in 1052. In 1300, a new bridge was built, and was destroyed less than a century later by the Vicomte de Turenne who devastated the region. The bridge you can see today, one of the oldest bridges remaining in Provence (1407), was built by the community of Castellane in the beginning of the 15th century.

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

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.

La Source is the restaurant of the Parc Terre des Lacs, located just above the two fishing lakes of Saint-Auban, in the Grasse high country. Specialities prepared with trout from the lakes and using local or regional produce. At the restaurant La Source, we want to prepare "real" home-made products. This is why since 2017 we offer specialties prepared with our smoked trout. For the rest (cheeses, delicatessen, vegetables, etc.) our suppliers are located on our territory or for the most distant in the PACA region. Starters, main courses and desserts are on the slate and vary according to the motivations of our chef! However, we will regularly propose you and for example : Starters : - smoked trout salad - Hot goat cheese salad (prepared with Jean-Michel and Bénédicte's goat cheese from the Gourette farm in Soleilhas) Dishes - baked trout - smoked trout risotto - the trout burger - entrecote excellence - Black Angus ground steak - homemade nuggets Desserts - homemade brownie - lemon pie revisited - French toast - banana cake - white cheese with chestnut cream - alpine ice cream

Family restaurant with an excellent welcome and hearty, quality dishes! Real cooking as we like it. Salads, daily specials, snacks...

Wine bar, discoveries, music, travel. Theme evenings On-site catering (pan bagnat, wraps, salads...)

Innovative concept where all the pleasures of enjoying a good glass of wine or a beer are combined in the heart of the village of Saint-Vallier-de-Thiey.

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"

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

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.

Pub - Beer bar

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…

Looking for a change of scenery? Try a complete change of scenery just 1h30 from Nice. The Roncharel gîte welcomes you to the heart of nature in the Verdon and Vaïre valleys, to discover another South. Panoramic views, absolute peace and quiet! Single rooms and group accommodation. Provencal cuisine based on local produce.

Small, fully-equipped self-contained studio set in 7000m2 of pine woodland in Saint-Auban, in the Haut-Pays de Grasse region. Mountain views. Quiet setting.

Nestled in the high country of Grasse, between Verdon, mountains and rivers, the camping Tikayan La Pinatelle is ideal for nature lovers. Camping and caravanning pitches, chalet and mobile home rentals. Heated swimming pool and restaurant. Our 2-star Tikayan La Pinatelle campsite welcomes you to Saint Auban. Located between the Pays de Grasse and the Verdon Natural Park, lovers of peace and nature will be delighted. Our campsite in the Alpes Maritimes offers comfortable rentals, chalets with views of the cliffs overlooking Saint Auban, and air-conditioned mobile homes. Stay at our campsite in Saint Auban with your own tent, motorhome or caravan, and enjoy our heated swimming pool and a meal in our restaurant with its terrace overlooking the village and cliffs. The site offers shaded and private pitches covering an area of 100 m², for peaceful and relaxing moments. Appropriate amenities and facilities are available to welcome you in the best possible conditions. Heated swimming pool, open every day free of charge (from May to September, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.) For younger children, there is a suitable and secure playground. And for those who like a challenge: A football pitch. Volleyball court (200m) A boules court. A table tennis table. A billiards table & table football. A mini golf course.

Beautiful stone village house, you will be pleasantly welcomed in this beautiful village which has won an award in the towns and villages in bloom competition. Thanks to its environment of forests you can make hikes, tourist circuits which will take you either to the coast of the Côte d'Azur or to Castellane inland. Peace and beauty of the landscapes will be your companions of stay. Ground floor (6 steps). Entrance into a large room (kitchen and dinner areas, living room, TV TNT). 1st Floor : 1 bedroom with 1 double bed (140x190) and 2 single bunk beds (90x190). Shower room and wc. Store room. Electric heating. All charges included. Supplement granules in heated period. Public parking 100m away. Cleaning fee in compulsory supplement.

Located in Escragnolles, on the famous Route Napoléon, the Lodge du Berlandou welcomes you to a relaxing, natural setting. Our 2 unusual accommodations, with magnificent views of the mountains, are ideal for relaxation.

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

Nice room in a green garden

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.

Charming hotel in a former oil mill nestled in a large wooded park 10 minutes from the village.