Discover CAMPING LE MOULIN DE GOURNIER in Malbosc, Ardèche

This walk leading to the dolmen has superb views over the Cèze River, a mill and various hamlets. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:Starting at "BORDEZAC", head towards "LE GENÊT" via "Bordezac-Croix", "Le Rouve", "Le Boual", "Le Champlat" and "Les Chams" for a return trip to the dolmen of that name, before continuing towards "Chabot" until you reach "LE GENÊT". Continue towards "Le Chambonnet","Ligne de Crête", "Le Haut Chanet" to return to "LE GENÊT". Return to "BORDEZAC" via "Le Boual", "Le Rouve" and "Bordezac-Croix".This hike is taken from the guidebook Cévennes Haute Vallée de la Cèze, published by the Communauté de communes Cèze Cévennes as part of the collection Espaces Naturels Gardois and the label Gard Pleine Nature.

Crisscross the Césarenque area on a former mule track. You might even see that bird of clean rivers, the white-throated dipper! Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:From “Aujac”, walk to : “Les Bouschets” via “l’Habitarelle” x2, “Les Pauses”, “Combemale” “Ravanis”. At “Les Bouschets” go to “Salveplane”. Then walk to “Charnavas” via : “Le Bartrasse”, “Pont d’Hiverne”, “Font de Peire Fabre” At “Charnavas” return to “Aujac” via : “La Brugarède”.  This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère – Pays des sources, Sommet des Cévennes, published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.

This walk goes over two passes on the GR 44B. Nice views over the Alps and Mont Ventoux; a pretty hamlet; and cross during the descent. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:Starting from "PEYREMALE", head towards "COL DE MALPERTUS" via "Le Puech", "Carignan", "Les Fourches" and "Les Selves". Continue on towards "Les Cognasses" till you reach "COL DES QUATRE CHEMINS", then head for "Les Fourches", "Carignan" and "Le Puech", before returning to "PEYREMALE".This hike is taken from the guidebook Cévennes Haute Vallée de la Cèze, published by the Communauté de communes Cèze Cévennes as part of the collection Espaces Naturels Gardois and the label Gard Pleine Nature.

South of the village, which consists of no less than 18 hamlets on the borders of the Lozère, Gard and Ardèche departments, the walk climbs and descends between serres (ridges) and valats (valleys). Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks : From “CESSENADES”, walk towards : “Le Four”, then : “Hameau de Cessenades”. At “Hameau de Cessenades”, turn left to “LE FRONTAL” via : “Pialouzet”. At “LE FRONTAL”, turn left to return to “CESSENADES” via : “Valouse”. This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère – Pays des sources, Sommet des Cévennes, published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.

This beautiful hike takes you on the interpretive path of Naves, a typical village, to discover landscapes and the link between geological and human history. From the cemetery parking lot, the path starts on the right and climbs towards the Serre du Cocu (cuckold ridge) where a first stop will allow you to enjoy the Naves Cirques, and where you will find the first interpretive board about Jurassic limestone and marl. Continue on the path up to the reservoir above the cemetery. A new board is waiting for you. Continue on the path along the side of the Serre du Cocu. (new board on the Serre de Barre) up to a pass from which the view on the Chassezac Valley is stunning. At the crossways, turn right up to the Alauzas road where you will find stops 5 and 6, presenting the Orcières Fault and a stratigraphic cross-section. Follow the tarmacked road on your left up to the hamlet. On your way, admire the gorgeous chesnut grove (stop 7). At the hamlet, take the path on your left. Carry on straight ahead. Stop 8 is about terraces and water management on the slope. The path goes downhill towards Naves, first through a chesnut grove, then in a coniferous undergrowth. Lower, those plants give way to maquis (stop 9). After stop 10, devoted to karst, the path goes out of the woods onto an overhang above the Bourdaric Brook (be very cautious!). Continue leisurely your way down towards Naves (stop 11), while enjoying the sights on the village and Southern Ardèche. Take some time to tour Naves, a pleasant typical village with authentic narrow streets, then take the tarmacked road again down to the cemetery parking lot, your starting point.

This walk follows the disused railway across a viaduct and through a mediaeval hamlet. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:From "GAGNIÈRES" head to "VIADUC DE DOULOVY" via "Gagnières-Sous le Puech", "Ancienne Voie Ferrée" and "Les Hauts Fourneaux", "La Maisonnette" (where you cross into the Ardèche department: different signage system), "Tunnel de la Gadilhe" and "La Vernadelle". Then follow "Chavagnac" via "Bois des Bartres", "Les Combes de Banne", then return to the Gard via "Les Costes" and "Le Saumier". Return to "GAGNIÈRES" via "Complexe Sainte Barbe", "Les Hauts Fourneaux","Ancienne Voie Ferrée" and "Sous le Puech".This hike is taken from the guidebook Cévennes Haute Vallée de la Cèze, published by the Communauté de communes Cèze Cévennes as part of the collection Espaces Naturels Gardois and the label Gard Pleine Nature.

This walk is on a section of the GR® 44B long-distance path and explores caves, a chapel and pretty views. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks:Starting from "BESSÈGES", head towards "ROCHESSADOULE" via "Bessèges-pont", "La Cantonnade" and "Les Traverses Hautes". From here, you can make a detour to "Les Traverses" to see a cave that contains a petrified tree. Continue to "Plaine de l’Homme Mort", "La Pinède" and "La Rompude" to see the chapel, bell and viewpoint, requiring a short return trip to the chapel. Continue to "Patte d’Oie du Ronc Rouge" and take the fork towards "Conrocs". The return to "BESSÈGES" goes via"Le Baldy", "Le Grand Baldy", "Les Taillades", "Le Crassier", "La Cantonnade" and "Bessèges-pont".This hike is taken from the guidebook Cévennes Haute Vallée de la Cèze, published by the Communauté de communes Cèze Cévennes as part of the collection Espaces Naturels Gardois and the label Gard Pleine Nature.

Explore the Luech valley from different perspectives, from the riverside to the foot of the cliffs. Chareneuve will charm you. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks: Starting at “Le Chambon” : Direction “Chambon - Eglise”, Then “Chareneuve”, “Mas du Pellet”, “Le Recul”. Return to “Le Chambon”. This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère – Pays des sources, Sommet des Cévennes, published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.

Explore typical villages, beautiful views over Sénéchas, Aujac and the foothills of Mont Lozère, and especially the most impressive tumulus (burial mound) in the Cévennes, which is 20 m in diameter ! Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks : Start at the village car park “Le Chambon-parking” go to : “Chambon-Eglise”, continue to “Sénéchas” via : “Le Recul” “Le Tribes”. At “Le Tribes”, walk to “Tumulus de l’Elzière” via : “Le Claud”, “Les Boissonnades” “La Mole”. From the signpost “La Mole”, head to the “Tumulus” and then return to “La Mole” before going downhill to : “Dieusses” to return to “Le Chambon” via : “Le Martinet Neuf” “Pont sur Luech”. Return to the parking. This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère – Pays des sources, Sommet des Cévennes, published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.

Almost in the Ardèche department, this long hike alternates ridge paths and immersion in shady pine forests. Signposts will guide you all along this route. In the description below, the signposted place names and/or directions are given in bold italics between quotation marks : From “MALÔNS ET ELZE” walk to “ELZE” via : “Malôns-Eglise”, “Croix de la Rousse”, “La Tranchée de Malons”, “Le Bécassin”. At “Le Bécassin”, turn right to “ELZE”. At “ELZE”, turn left to “MAS DE L'AYRE” via : “L'Ayre”, “Col du Mas de l'Ayre”, “MAS DE L'AYRE”. At “MAS DE L'AYRE” return to “MALÔNS ET ELZE” via : “Le Bécassin”, “La Tranchée de Malons”. At “La Tranchée de Malons”, turn right to “MALÔNS ET ELZE”. This hike is taken from the guidebook Mont Lozère - Pays des sources de la Margeride au lac de Villefort en Cévennes published by the Pôle de pleine nature du Mont Lozère.

To stay at the Seigneurie de Naves, is to find a place of peace and charm. You are guaranteed the time to step back, relax and enjoy a different pace of life away from everyday stresses. Located on a rocky spur, Naves is a quiet medieval village that is officially designated as a “Village de Caractère”. The lively town of Les Vans is located in the valley 2 km away – or just over 1 km if hiking! Located on a rocky spur, Naves is a quiet medieval village that is officially designated as a “Village de Caractère”. The lively town of Les Vans is located in the valley 2 km away – or just over 1 km if hiking. Naves has maintained its atmosphere into the 21st century thanks to the sympathetic restoration of the properties by the residents. It is a collection narrow cobbled streets that lead to village square with an 11th century church and views across the typical terrain of the southern Ardèche. Situated between two lanes, the house can be accessed by the lower road for the Blanche de Paysac and the Pitcholine rooms. From the upper road, via a lovely vaulted ceiling, you can access the Rougette and the Frantoio rooms. A particular feature is a beautiful stone spiral staircase that serves the family suite and the dining room. In the central part of the house is the Library lounge and Wellness area. At this level, under a high canopy, there is a fountain and access to all parts of the house. Then cross a small stone bridge that spans the lane, to gain access to the pool and gardens. As soon as you cross this little bridge, you will fall under the charm of this green haven of peace. You will first encounter a small covered seating area where you can to sit quietly enjoy a drink, read or just contemplate life – regardless of the vagaries of the weather. Next is a lovely arbour offering protection from the sun when the shade of the centuries-old mulberry trees is insufficient. Breakfast and dinner served here. A little further on there is the boulodrome where you can test your skills at pétanque. The best teams can compete to win an appetizer on the House! A pool of 12 x 5 m will allow you to do a few laps, relax and freshen up after your muscles have been stretched by one or the other sports activities offered in the surrounding area. For a quieter time, you can wander through the rest of the garden where over 500 carefully chosen plants delight the senses. Or merely sit a while under an olive tree and enjoy the views across the roofs of the old village to the distant horizons.

Visit one of France's most beautiful caves on an easy tour. With an inside temperature of 14°C, we advise you to bring warm clothing. The return journey takes a small train through the natural site. Guided and commented along a secure path lasting around an hour, the Cocalière underground tour is accessible to all ages. The temperature here is constant, at around 14 degrees, and you'll discover a living cave, i.e. one that's still forming. As well as the usual calcite concretions, stalagmites and stalactites in a variety of shapes and sizes (including massifs and columns), you can admire discs along the way - circular concretions that defy the laws of gravity. Those at La Cocalière are among the most beautiful and unusual, from the fine draperies (or calcite galons) to the semi-transparent growth streaks suspended from the vault, not forgetting the eccentric budding crystals and the long, slender fistulas or macaroni. All these geological curiosities are most often mirrored in the limpid or bluish water of the gours or natural basins with their scalloped calcite edges. The Salle des Gours, with its staggered staircases, is an outstanding example. As you pass by, a pearl in a cavern in formation will catch your eye, all the more so as it is a visually rare natural phenomenon. Near the exit, you'll see a representation of a prehistoric excavation site, showing objects and bones from the Neolithic and Bronze Age. From here, a little train will take you back to the reception area via a path through the garrigue. Sentier Découverte - The 35-minute walk takes you along a shady path, partially accessible to baby carriages. Access is free. INSOLITE A night for two in the heart of the Grotto, 50 meters underground; in a magical environment of sparkling stalactites precious calcite crystals and concretions. In a vast room, a transparent pyramid 3.50 meters high of 25m2 will welcome thrill-seekers for a night for a night under a vault studded with natural wonders. In the warmth of the pyramid, you'll be able to sleep comfortably in a specially designed space, and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view. BREATHTAKING

Large 18th century stone house in peaceful traditional village in southern Ardèche. Typical vaults and arches, separate entrance to guest rooms. 2 double rooms with en-suite shower room et WC. 1 family suite of 2 double bedrooms, en-suite shower room et WC. Open to guests: large living room with kitchen area (open fireplace, TV). Breakfast served on large terrace in shade of wisteria ? many specialities, wide selection of homemade preserves. Gîte for 6 people on same property. Shared swimming pool with attractive poolside area.

Large comfortable Provençal-style guest rooms (minimum 30 sq.m., for 2-4 people) near Ardèche Gorges in the southern Ardèche. Each guest room has WIFI Internet access, little private lounge, courtesy tray (cups, kettle), small fridge, outdoor furniture in front of room, enclosed parking space. Heated swimming pool, games area for children, several deckchairs and other garden furniture in grounds. Children under 2 stay for free. Lots of brochures and advice from owners to help you explore this lovely region.

A former school in the village of Les Borels, La maison de l'escalade and the gîte de Païolive are located 15 minutes' walk from the river Chassezac, in the sensitive natural area of the Bois de Païolive and a stone's throw from the start of hiking and mountain biking trails. Our family-run gîte welcomes you all year round. Our establishment is Jeunesse et Sport approved. Possibility of renting by the room, several rooms or the whole gîte. Composition : - 32 beds divided into 4 rooms for 5 people and 3 rooms for 4 people. - fully equipped kitchen - large common room - full sanitary facilities - outside terrace - car park

If you like team games, strategy games or “war” games, paintball is for you! On a dedicated field, we welcome you on reservation, for a 1-hour game, where all the material and equipment will be provided.

Between the Cévennes and Provence, the Pierre & Vacances village of Le Rouret nestles in a spectacular natural environment that’s perfect for a revitalising holiday. It stretches over an 80-hectare estate planted with southern vegetation.

Very close to the resurgence of Font Vive, in a place benefiting from absolute calm and an ideal location, to explore South Ardèche. At Villa Font Vive, we take as much care of our guests as we do of the environment

14th century farmhouse converted into a Hotel and Restaurant. Large 180m² vaulted dining room with terrace . Diverse menus and traditional dishes.

Symbol of the double power of the bishop of Uzès and the family of Anduze, Cheylard d'Aujac was established in the 12th century in the center of the high valley of the Cèze in the Cevennes, on a spur near the Mont Lozère. Perched at an altitude of 600 m, at the crossroads of the current departments of Gard, Lozère and Ardèche, from the top of its promontory, it is the last intact representative of a network of fortifications on an itinerary already existing in the Middle Ages, mentioned as early as 1270 as Val Cezarencha. From the square tower to the round tower, the castle illustrates the evolution of castles from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. Under the protection of its ramparts, a fortified medieval village was established with a farm, a dovecote, a sheepfold and a chapel. Now renovated, this hamlet of Le Cheylard serves as it did in the past for the life of the castle. Residence of craftsmen, it is the framework of occasional animations, projections, exhibitions, store The first weekend of August: the Malabestia, historical re-enactment, daily life at the Château d'Aujac at the time of the Beast of Gévaudan (XVIIIth century).

2 picnic tables and a relaxation area.

Picnic area next to the playground, skate park and Agorespace, with access to the "L'échappée" greenway.

Thanks to the reconstructed gallery and its period equipment, various collections, models, and more, discover the life of coal miners and their working conditions. The mining museum is funded by membership fees and a municipal grant.

This structure was built using dry-stoning techniques (i.e. without binder) and was once used by the farmer to store his harvest, tidy away his tools or take shelter when a storm about to burst did not leave him enough time to return home. The builder chose to make his hut back onto a terrace, so as to economise on one wall and save space. On this sloping land, efficiency is of the essence: the farmer has to make the most of every cultivatable square metre. Terrace walls built from stones serve to create horizontal plots, remove stones from the land and prevent erosion. (B. Mathieu)

Le Montgrillet is the hillock above the village. The population of Meyrannes used to be overwhelmingly farmers, who lived on what they grew. Le Montgrillet is exposed to the sun and close to the village, and was the ideal spot for farming. Evidence for this can be seen all along the path. The grove of olive trees above the path indicates one of the crops once grown in Meyrannes, along with grapes and mulberry trees (for leaves to feed to silkworms). (B. Mathieu)  

Archaeological Exhibition from the Neolithic Period to the Middle Ages. The exhibition brings together archaeological objects found in various locations around the village, which tell us about the evolution of the population and the history of Meyrannes.

Titus Le jardin des Nymphaeas est aussi là pour offrir aux passionnés tout comme aux curieux l'une des plus belles collections de Nymphaeas d'Europe pour des visites pédagogiques en famille ou simplement pour un moment de réelle détente. Émerveillement et immersion, le jardin aquatique de Titus révèle une collection de plus 250 variétés de nénuphars rustiques, nénuphars tropicaux, plantes carnivores et autres plantes stupéfiantes de zones humides dont des spécimens d’exception. Nuancé par ces couleurs et ces fragrances inattendues, un moment de détente, de dépaysement et de découverte harmonisé par le chant des grenouilles dans le cadre idyllique du Parc national des Cévennes. Spécialisée dans la production des nymphéas et autres plantes aquatiques, la pépinière de Titus propose une large gamme de nénuphars à la vente sur l'exploitation et également par correspondance, accompagnés des conseils correspondants. En 2018, Titus le jardin des Nymphaeas a eu le plaisir d’obtenir la marque “Esprit parc national”. Engagée dans l’éducation au respect de l’environnement et à la protection de la biodiversité, la marque Esprit Parc National est un gage de confiance et d’appartenance pour Titus le jardin des Nymphaeas. En particulier, elle souligne son engagement pour la conservation des zones humides avec une préoccupation constante de sauvegarde du patrimoine aqua-horticole. Floraison optimale : début Juin à fin Août

The castle of Montalet is the most imposing seigniorial complex in the upper Cèze valley. At an altitude of 275 metres, with a surface area of 1 hectare, it observes several traffic routes known since Antiquity. In the 12th century, the castle of Montalet and its outbuildings were a "bargaining chip" between the bishop of Uzès and the lord of Anduze. In the 12th century, the site was taken over by the army of Amaury de Montfort. Montalet Castle was equipped with a huge cistern in the central courtyard, fed by all the rainwater that flowed towards it, which made it possible to hold out for a long time against the besiegers. Despite the reorganisation of the fortress in the 15th century, the castle still has a number of architectural features: round arched doors, cross vaults, mullioned bays, loopholes, fireplaces, corbelled latrines, and internal staircases leading to the covered way. The south-western façade had an entrance door surmounted by a bretèche which collapsed in 1980. Medieval festivities at the beggining of August.

Marker 6On the rock face you can see traces of tools, showing that the rock was hewn. Below the path, and below the draille, there are pèdes, wall foundations cut into the rock, which reveal the location of a village. The former village cannot be seen in its totality, the area’s topography having changed since the Middle Ages (rockslides, backfilling, construction of terraces for cultivating the land after the village had been built, etc.).

The Bistrot de Malbosc offers local cuisine based on fresh local produce. Exceptional meats and traditional Ardèche recipes. All homemade! Located in the far south of the Ardèche region, on the border with the Gard, Lullia and Jérémy welcome you to their bistro, offering an incomparable view of the Monts d'Ardèche and the Cévennes, while serving local cuisine based on fresh local produce and exceptional meats.

Dare to experience an explosion of flavors at our Trattoria. The art of Italian cuisine condensed in our fresh homemade pasta, gnocchi, pizzas, lasagne... Home-made food straight from Italy and a few words of Italian to welcome you as if you were there... Let us surprise you!

Gourmet home cooking, an unusual setting, local produce and a musical atmosphere... This is the clever blend of this henhouse restaurant... (May contain traces of ORGANIC food)... Jazz concerts on Sundays in summer!

The restaurant La Feuille de Chou offers home cooking, traditional, family-style cooking using produce from the four seasons. We welcome you for lunch and dinner all year round, in a friendly setting (lovely vaulted, air-conditioned room).

A multi-faceted place to dine, refresh and entertain. There are different atmospheres at Le Bombyx, depending on the time of day, evening and season. An address in the making, a place to discover absolutely! You can find out more about the programme, timetable and menu on the atelier-bombyx.fr website.

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Join us for a culinary voyage blending Ardèche terroir, Afro-Latin accents and European influences. In an atmosphere bathed in sunshine, let yourself be enchanted by a cuisine that's bold, refined and full of surprises.

Fresh homemade pasta, gourmet salads.

15 minutes from Les Vans in the Cévennes mountains, you'll find a river, a bar, a restaurant with local and fresh tastes, walk paths... Everything in this place invites to relax & enjoy campsite in the heart of a wild and preserved nature. Dare a complete change from the humdrum of your daily routine, unwind from the worries of competitiveness and shedules,we propose you in the deep south of Ardèche, in the Cévennes mountains, a small riverside three stars campsite with sun soaked bathing places. A haven of peace and relaxation in the heart of wild and preserved nature.We welcome you from the 15th of June to the 15th of September at 15minutes from the village of Les Vans and 45 minutes from the gorges of the Ardèche and its amazing Pont d'Arc. On our campsite you could enjoy swimming and angling, you'll also be at the startingpoint of signposted foothpaths. Feet in the water, you will be welcomed in a friendly and family atmosphere, with advice on departures hiking, bathing points not to be missed, delicious ice cream, good home cooked meals ... We offer rental pitches for tent, motorhome or caravan. We can also welcome you in tents furnished "cocoon".

Just a 10-minute drive from the small town of Les Vans, come and enjoy a stay in our carefully renovated 15th-century mas. Breathtaking views, calm and nature. Our 3 independent guest rooms will seduce you from the moment you arrive. Each of our three bedrooms has its own entrance, private terrace, bathroom and shower, 160/200 bed, silent fan, small fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. The property of almost 1 hectare makes you feel at home, and features a beautiful 10x5m infinity pool, surrounded by a lovely terrace in a quiet, secluded setting, with a breathtaking view over the plain, Mont Ventoux, the Ardèche gorges, the Vercors and sometimes even the Alps. If you'd like to stretch your knees after basking in the sun, you can enjoy our pétanque court or take the GR path up to the small hamlet of Brahic or down to Les Vans.

To stay at the Seigneurie de Naves, is to find a place of peace and charm. You are guaranteed the time to step back, relax and enjoy a different pace of life away from everyday stresses. Located on a rocky spur, Naves is a quiet medieval village that is officially designated as a “Village de Caractère”. The lively town of Les Vans is located in the valley 2 km away – or just over 1 km if hiking! Located on a rocky spur, Naves is a quiet medieval village that is officially designated as a “Village de Caractère”. The lively town of Les Vans is located in the valley 2 km away – or just over 1 km if hiking. Naves has maintained its atmosphere into the 21st century thanks to the sympathetic restoration of the properties by the residents. It is a collection narrow cobbled streets that lead to village square with an 11th century church and views across the typical terrain of the southern Ardèche. Situated between two lanes, the house can be accessed by the lower road for the Blanche de Paysac and the Pitcholine rooms. From the upper road, via a lovely vaulted ceiling, you can access the Rougette and the Frantoio rooms. A particular feature is a beautiful stone spiral staircase that serves the family suite and the dining room. In the central part of the house is the Library lounge and Wellness area. At this level, under a high canopy, there is a fountain and access to all parts of the house. Then cross a small stone bridge that spans the lane, to gain access to the pool and gardens. As soon as you cross this little bridge, you will fall under the charm of this green haven of peace. You will first encounter a small covered seating area where you can to sit quietly enjoy a drink, read or just contemplate life – regardless of the vagaries of the weather. Next is a lovely arbour offering protection from the sun when the shade of the centuries-old mulberry trees is insufficient. Breakfast and dinner served here. A little further on there is the boulodrome where you can test your skills at pétanque. The best teams can compete to win an appetizer on the House! A pool of 12 x 5 m will allow you to do a few laps, relax and freshen up after your muscles have been stretched by one or the other sports activities offered in the surrounding area. For a quieter time, you can wander through the rest of the garden where over 500 carefully chosen plants delight the senses. Or merely sit a while under an olive tree and enjoy the views across the roofs of the old village to the distant horizons.

Located in a natural setting, typical of the Les Vans area, campsite Le Pradal is the ideal accomodation for your stay in Ardèche. Pitches for tents, campers and caravans are set on shaded tarraced grounds. The campsite also has rental accomodation : mobile homes, chalets... Located in a natural setting typical of the Pays des Vans, Le Pradal campsite with a large swimming pool is the ideal establishment for your stay in the Ardèche. The customised pitches for tents, motorhomes / caravans are arranged on a shaded terraced plot. Direct access to the river (private beach) via a path (1000m) Services: swimming pool with paddling pool for children, bar and shaded terrace, playground, petanque court, games room with table football and table tennis, football, basketball, fitness area, volleyball court. A sale of farm products is offered at the campsite. Near the gorges of the river Le Chassezac, many sports activities are quickly accessible: swimming, canoeing, hiking, climbing, paragliding... Don't hesitate for your stay in the Ardèche, choose the Pradal campsite!

An old family farm at 1,5km from Les Vans. 2 rooms for 2 persons & a room for 4.

The holiday cottages, “Le Domaine de la Jeanne” is located on an old agricultural property of 2 ha, surrounded by olive-tree plantations and old vines. The swimming-pool is heated at 25 degrees minimum from May until the end of September which guarantee you a lovely pre and post summer season. We propose lodgings out of stone and wooden of contemporary aspect with a total capacity of 55 peoples. The cottages or gîtes are classified 3 stars, are of great comfort with one to three bedrooms which is very adaptable for couples, families, hiking or cycling clubs. Sandrine and Xavier as former restaurant owner also offer a full and half board service for groups (15 to 55 pers) and an host table during summer evenings with authentic fine meals. Located in full nature, facing southward with the Cevennes National Park nearby, La Jeanne is ideally located to enjoy outdoor activities : river, canoe, climbing, cannyoning, fishing, baths, horse riding, and obviously hiking..... We are open from early April until mid November, For a real discovery of Southern Ardèche come and visit us!

5 minutes' walk from the town centre. Peaceful, large private car park.

An old convent built in 1845, Le Carmel is an iconic spot in the region that has kept the charm of its original purpose. Today, Le Carmel is a 23-room hotel-restaurant, just a three-minute walk from the village. The beauty of its chapel (undergoing restoration) and the simplicity of the buildings invite visitors to have a unique experience for a weekend or vacation. Le Carmel is an inn/restaurant, a retreat and renewal site open to all travelers who love nature and authenticity. In a pretty, tree-covered park, a shaded terrace invites you to discover and sample a quirky and varied cuisine. The pool, the bar, and the tea room welcome you solo, with family, or with friends in this iconic place. The simple, comfortable rooms keep the spirit of the place in a calm and soothing atmosphere. Le Carmel offers family stays and also welcomes people seeking deep renewal for longer stays (as well as longer renewal getaways).

Charming bed and breakfast in the heart of the village of Les Vans Located in the heart of the sublime southern Ardèche, Madame Les Vans is a 19th century building hidden in the historic center of the village of Les Vans. Our 5 bedrooms, located on the first floor of the house, offer direct access to the swimming pool and the main garden. They offer a view of the former Vans Carmel or the rooftops of the historic village. They are all decorated and furnished in a unique way in a modern style that strives to respect the place and its history. Each room offers air conditioning, separate toilets, a walk-in shower, quality king size bed 160x200 Near the Ardèche gorges, the Pont d'Arc or the Chauvet cave, it is the ideal starting point to discover the Cévennes or the Monts d'Ardèche Regional Natural Park before enjoying the tranquility of the house by the pool...

The Manor of Champvert welcomes you in a magnificent flowery park of 2,5 ha. Quiet and authentic place, any conveniences at only 5mn by foot . A little piece of heaven for family holidays. Flower-filled 2.5-hectare park, swimming pool, pétanque, ping pong, outdoor children's games, table soccer, trampoline, barbecue, washing machine, freezer. Comfortable gîtes for 4 to 8 people, from 35 to 120 m².