Enchanting Discovery in Matton-et-Clemency, Ardennes

Let yourself be captivated by the unique atmosphere of the wooded meander of the Semois! Walks will delight you with its breath-taking lookout, its dolmen or the Grea former watchtower, or even its beautiful little path going along the river Semois. Sometimes in the heart of the forest, sometimes on pretty country paths, this walk is full of charm in any season.

The charming village of Chassepierre is set in a narrow valley facing a loop of the Semois. A real paradise for painters who appreciate its architecture, calmness and landscapes. It is included on the list of “most beautiful villages in Wallonia”. Chassepierre is also very well known for its International Street Arts Festival held every summer on the penultimate weekend of August. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

This walk is part of one of 7 loops on the walking itinerary for the Gaume part of Lorraine! Take your backpack, camera in hand, and take to the road to capture some of the region’s most beautiful images. A guaranteed change of scenery!On this 64km hike you will be amazed by the beautiful Florenville viewpoint and the impressive Faing castle in Jamoigne. Cross over Pont Charreau with its lion gargoyles to reach the charming village of Termes. Then you will find a lovely view over the Semois in Breuvanne before heading to the Gros Cron in Lahage. On the way you will see the captivating lime tree in Gérouville, the beautiful Orval Abbey and the Gallo-Roman site of Chameleux.

This walk is part of one of 7 loops on the walking itinerary for the Gaume part of Lorraine! Take your backpack, camera in hand, and take to the road to capture some of the region’s most beautiful images. A guaranteed change of scenery! This 49km walk gives you the chance to explore some exceptional sites in the Ardennes such as the Roche à l’Appel, the Roches du Moulin, the medieval ruins of Herbeumont castle, Les Épioux and the large Chiny forest. Further south, in Gaume, you will be impressed by the remarkable Florenville viewpoint, the village of Chassepierre, a real paradise for painters, and the traditional Gaume houses in Laiche and Fontenoille.

The town of Florenville has many different aspects that will surprise you. Be charmed on this 3.6km walk by its pretty districts, beautiful landscapes, heritage, exciting history and attractions. Whether on a country lane, in the town centre or in the forest, Florenville will surprise you with its diversity. The Florenville tourism office has put together some questions about the town and its history. This quiz is also available in the form of a brochure from the tourism office. Want more? Find this walk in our folder “ The Bucolic Walks” to be discovered in our GaumeShop!

Dear camper friends, Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, Banel campsite is an oasis of peace, calm and relaxation. In the summer months you can enjoy the scents of the forest and discover its flora and fauna. Banel connects the surroundings of the French Ardennes with its rich historical past on one side and modern infrastructure with many activities on the other. The estate covers 13 ha of land, the majority of which is wooded. Springs, streams and ponds will help refresh you on hot summer days. Under the blissful rays of the autumn sun and the crunch of leaves, you can enjoy picking mushrooms, while winter allows you to discover the joys of skiing. True nature! Glenn and Wendy

A stay that takes your well-being into account. In the quiet and secluded village of Williers, the guest rooms "Ô Sixième Sens" will offer an ideal setting to relax your senses. Guests can also enjoy the heated swimming pool from April to November, as well as the sauna, spa and chroma-therapy showers etc... A hearty local and / or organic breakfast is served each morning.

At the heart of a garden, a quaint cottage opens its doors: "Au Balcon du Bonheur": a carefully decorated and furnished double room (with additional sleeping mezzanine) offers sweeping views over this natural setting. A setting that combines massive charm, unusual unearthed objects, atypical rest corners, beautiful ponds and a view of the castle Yvois... The hospitality of the owner will guarantee you a moment of happiness in this scenery and atmosphere. The location means you can enjoy the local heritage and tourist sites in France, Belgium and Luxembourg.

Located at the edge of the town forest, the Matton and Clemency arboretum (known as "3 Fleurs") welcomes you since 1996. It was the desire of the village to transform a former garbage dump into a one hectare park. A pond, a bridge, a pergola, a kiosk, a water wheel were all made by volunteer residents. With about 150 species, the park won the first “Prix National de l’Arbre” in 2003.

Château de Réméhan, located in Pouru-Saint-Remy in the Ardennes, is a building steeped in history. Although little precise information is available about its past, it is thought to have belonged to the d'Anglemont de Tassigny family for several centuries. Its illustrious owners included Jean Florentin Lambin d'Anglemont (1689-1715), Lord of Anglemont and Réméhan, co-Lord of Lombut, Knight of the Royal and Military Order of Saint-Louis (1735), and his brother Charles Lambin d'Anglemont (1716-1758), who became Lord of Réméhan in 1753. Lambin d'Anglemont, who was a bodyguard to the King and then cavalry captain in the Chabot regiment (Crussol in 1747), died in the camp as a result of his wounds during the Seven Years' War. In the 19th century, the estate passed to the Nonancourt family. Château de Réméhan, once the residence of the d'Anglemont de Tassigny family, has undergone significant conversion: it is now a stud farm dedicated to horse breeding, perpetuating an activity in harmony with its historic and natural setting.

The Restaurant du Banel, located in the eponymous camping site, is a trendy, friendly place with a large games area.

Restaurant - crêpes - salads - pizzas - Savoyard specialities - caterers - take away - deliveries

Dear camper friends, Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, Banel campsite is an oasis of peace, calm and relaxation. In the summer months you can enjoy the scents of the forest and discover its flora and fauna. Banel connects the surroundings of the French Ardennes with its rich historical past on one side and modern infrastructure with many activities on the other. The estate covers 13 ha of land, the majority of which is wooded. Springs, streams and ponds will help refresh you on hot summer days. Under the blissful rays of the autumn sun and the crunch of leaves, you can enjoy picking mushrooms, while winter allows you to discover the joys of skiing. True nature! Glenn and Wendy