Camping Les Acacias: Escape to Tournon-sur-Rhône

MTB trail ranked in the red category by the French Cycling Federation. Highly technical trail near the village of Colombier-le-Vieux passing along the banks of Lake Choisine.

Explore one of the most interesting and less accessible natural sites in the area: the Daronne Gorges. A superb hike around the plateau and the river making its way through it. The Belvédère de Saint-Sorny offers a breathtaking view of the intertwined meanders of the Gorges de la Daronne, which you then cross via an attractive suspended footbridge. Don't forget to stop off at the 13th-century Saint-Sorny chapel. In spring, you may be lucky enough to witness the love parade of the Short-toed Eagle, or observe the passage of a beaver or otter, the characteristic fauna of the Daronne Gorge.

A lovely walk towards the picturesque village of Montplot with a whole series of great views. A beautiful walk towards the picturesque hamlet of Montplot, with superb views everywhere.

Mainly downhill cycling trail from Saint Victor to Arras-sur-Rhône in the Saint Joseph hills. On the way, don't miss Notre Dame de Navas Chapel and the charming stone village of Arras. Return to Tournon-sur-Rhône along the Via Rhôna (10 km). Bus service from Tournon sur Rhône to Saint Victor on line 11 for €3 in July and August.

A gentle walk with a chance to stop for a horse-ride and a stroll through the villages of Arlebosc and Boucieu-le-Roi. The route follows country roads without traffic.

This short walk goes mainly through woodland and orchards, and is ideal for hot summer days. Mainly in undergrowth or orchards, this short course is ideal for hot summer days.

The trail stretches east of the village at the foot of the Bois Madame, crossing meadows, orchards and forests. It presents a variety of landscape, heritage and environmental points of interest with, in favorable weather conditions, an exceptional panorama of the Rhone Valley and Mont Blanc. The discovery through the drawing will allow an appropriation of these various elements by the visitor. It features a variety of landscape, heritage and environmental points of interest, with, in favorable weather conditions, an exceptional panorama of the Rhône Valley and Mont Blanc. Discovering the area through drawing will enable visitors to make the most of these various elements.

MTB trail N°5 ranked in the red category by the French Cycling Federation. Please note: before crossing the Doux ford, ask about the water level! The trail runs from one bank of the Doux to the other, before crossing the cool, refreshing ford.

Mainly downhill cycling trail from Lalouvesc to Saint Félicien via the picturesque hilltop village of Pailharès. The route is quite rugged with very little car traffic. Bus service from Saint Félicien to Lalouvesc on line 11 for €3 in July and August.

MTB trail N° 3 ranked in the green category by the French Cycling Federation. Discovery trail with a steady climb to the Col du Gibet before a fun descent via Vaudevant.

Fabulous setting, shaded, floral, flat terrain, friendly atmosphere, warm welcome. Spacious pitches and premium rentals. Entertainment for children and adults in high season. 3km from the villages and shops. Come and recharge your batteries at our family campsite in the heart of the Doux Valley and on the banks of its river. We offer large pitches and mobile homes for 2 to 6 people, for stays under the Ardèche sun. We'll be happy to tell you how to take advantage of the Ardèche's marvellous landscapes, remarkable sites, sporting trails and gourmet culture... Or how to relax by our swimming pool and let yourself be lulled to sleep by the song of the birds and the concert of the cicadas. It's also a paradise for the little ones, who can enjoy our dedicated children's club in high season. You can also enjoy our ice creams, bubbles, pizzas and house cocktails. Formerly Les Acacias

Time for a day or half a day, the Train of Ardèche travels the mountainside railway overlooking the Gorges du Doux. Beautiful views and works of art will follow each other on the way in cars registered as French historical monuments. Several trips are available, depending on the season: Le Mastrou: For 130 years, this is the name of the steam train that runs to Lamastre! Covering the entire 28-kilometer line, this historic journey is an unforgettable experience along the Doux valley. After passing through the gorges, the landscape opens up to the surrounding villages, offering panoramic views of the Ardèche countryside, chestnut groves and orchards. A stop at Boucieu le Roi (midway along the route) allows the locomotive to refuel. At the terminus, passengers watch the locomotive turn around at the turntable, and have 3 hours to visit the town of Lamastre and enjoy its many restaurants. Round trip on the day. Le Train des Gorges : Full steam ahead, travelers discover the wildest part of the Doux Gorges, in the heart of the Doux Valley Sensitive Natural Area. The journey ends at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux / Saint-Barthélémy-le-Plain. At its destination, the 44-tonne locomotive is turned around on the swing bridge, manoeuvred by hand! An impressive sight not to be missed before the return journey. Round trip over a ½ day. Day Train + Velorail: Combine the 2 activities Train de l'Ardèche and Vélorail des Gorges du Doux! Departing from Tournon St Jean station, climb aboard the "Mastrou" for a timeless journey. Discover the Gorges du Doux, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area, as far as the picturesque village of Boucieu-le-Roi. Then climb aboard the "pedal carts" for an 8km tour of the upper Doux valley. Cross orchards and enjoy panoramic views of the valley's villages! From April to October, every day Le Mastrou is open for traffic: 10:15 am: departure from Tournon St Jean by steam train 11:00 am: arrival at Boucieu le Roi; free time to discover the village (former royal bailiwick) and lunch. 1:30 pm: start of the velorail activity (8 km Châtaigniers route in the heart of the Haute-vallée du Doux, ascent by railcar and descent by velorail) followed by a comfort break 4.15pm: departure from Boucieu le Roi by steam train for the return journey 5:00 pm: end of day at Tournon St Jean station Limited number of places - Reservations strongly recommended! The Boucieu Vapeur : This steam train takes you up the Gorges du Doux to Boucieu le Roi, nicknamed the "village of a thousand secrets". Overlooking a wide meander of the Doux, this former capital of the Haut-Vivarais owes its name to Philippe le Bel. The Maison du Bailli (Bailiff's House) bears witness to this rich past: listed as a Monument Historique since 1927, this beautiful house, with its corbelled turret, was the seat of the royal court of justice. The village was deeply influenced by Pierre Vigne (1670-1740), a missionary priest from the Vivarais region, whose tomb is in the church. Pierre Vigne was beatified in 2004 by Pope John Paul II. Boucieu le Roi is one of the most beautiful villages in the Nord-Ardèche region. Tip: a family treasure hunt combines treasure hunting and riddles! Road maps (free) available at the station or at the communal exhibition, open all day. The Lamastre Express: From Lamastre, discover the upper Doux valley as far as Boucieu le Roi. A 14 km rail ride alternating between railcars and steam trains with direct connections! Runs every Sunday in May, June and September, and every day the Mastrou is in operation in July and August. Special for bikes: With the "Accueil Vélo" label, the Train de l'Ardèche offers cyclists bike parks, plug-in sockets for recharging VAEs... and on board the Mastrou, you can take advantage of a specially equipped van to load your bike (€5 per bike or trailer). Ideal for continuing the experience on the DolceVia and ViaRhona! Reservations required. 1st Class cars : Upholstered velvet seats and hushed comfort guaranteed for only €5 extra! Reservations essential - Dogs not accepted in 1st class. Services at Tournon St Jean de Muzols station: - Museum area (free admission): the museum presents the adventure of the railroads, their history and their techniques, with unique collector's items such as the luxurious "Monument historique" lounge car... ideal for prolonging the experience of the epic of the railways! - Viv'arrêt" buffet-buffet area: hot and cold drinks, ice creams and gourmet treats to tantalize the taste buds! - Store area: souvenirs, toys, bookshop and personalized items are on offer, as well as a wide selection of local produce from local partner producers. - Picnic area: sheltered and shaded, the picnic area is continuously accessible to all passengers. - Parking: A large, free parking lot is available for all types of vehicles, with a drop-off point and disabled parking spaces close to the platforms and toilets. Bicycle lockers are available, but you'll need a padlock to secure them. - Greenway link: Tournon St jean station is 4 km from the historic center of Tournon sur Rhône, linked by a greenway directly connected to the ViaRhôna. - PRM access: Tournon St Jean station is accessible to people with reduced mobility. To access the trains, however, it is essential to be able to climb the equivalent of three steps independently.

family-friendly hotel with 9 rooms near Le Train de l'Ardèche future station with access to all the campsite facilities, river, pool, snack bar and summer entertainment. Evening catering from June to September Out of season, stopover on reservation. Half or full board for groups on request.

Quiet, flat, shaded 100m from the town centre on the banks of the Rhône with views of the Hermitage vineyards. Heated pool, new sanitary facilities. Nearby, you can enjoy the historic town, its shops, river stop and market. Whether you're a cyclist, camper, caravanner or staying in a mobile home, you'll enjoy the peace and quiet. And if you're keen on sightseeing, there's the Ardèche train, the vélorail, the château-museum, the Cité du Chocolat... Refurbished and heated sanitary facilities. Heated swimming pool in season (15/05 - 15/09). Flat, driveable terrain. Campsite with 63 pitches and 17 mobile homes

This wine cellar was created in 1960. According to traditional winemaking methods, the grapes are pressed using an old mechanical press. Work is carried out on the vines using horses. Tours of the vineyard, wine cellar and tastings are free. Direct sales all year round with prior booking.

Seasonal menu with regional specialities and local produce from The chef, a Maître Restaurateur, offers traditional cuisine based on local produce. The menu, which changes with the seasons, features game dishes during the hunting season, as well as delicious fresh fish such as sea bream, plaice and pike. The homemade desserts also vary according to the season, with fruit and Valrhona chocolate... All this can be enjoyed in one of the two contemporary dining rooms or on the summer terrace with its bioclimatic pergola. A fine wine list to match. You can compose your own menus for family celebrations, business meals or simple meetings. Adaptable to food intolerances, e.g. gluten allergies.

Charming house along the quays of Rhône river with fantastic view over the Rhône and the Castle of Tournon and St Joseph's vineyard. Rental of electric bicycles "Regard sur le Fleuve" is a waterside vacation home located in the heart of Tain l'Hermitage, in the historic and architectural center of the old town. Enjoy the exceptional view: the house's contemporary veranda faces the Rhône, the vineyards and the Château de Tournon, which you can reach via a suspension bridge reserved for pedestrians. From here, everything is accessible on foot or by bike. This is the ideal place to stay for a vacation. It's a central location for discovering the Drôme des Collines, the Drôme Provençale, and immersing yourself in exceptional places like Royans, Vercors or Diois, so close and yet so different at the same time. Direct access to the ViaRhôna. Electric bikes can be hired for our gîte guests (available in the garage). Downtown gîte on 3 levels, with access via a staircase to the veranda. Large living room with kitchenette on ground floor. On the second floor, TV and home cinema lounge with a 2-person bedroom with 140x190 bed, private bathroom and WC, on the second floor, a study with board games and a second bedroom with 2-person 140x190 bed, private shower room with WC. Veranda terrace overlooking the river. Private basement garage.

You will appreciate the perfect situation of Hotel "Les 2 Coteaux". Even though it is situated in the city center, the Hotel benefits from a calm setting next to a pedestrian street, and the Rhône river runs just nearby. Small hotel with unique charm. Welcome and smile guaranteed. Breakfast just like in the old days, with homemade cakes and quality products. Breakfast on the terrace, summer and winter alike, thanks to the heated pergola.

Cooking with local products, fresh produce exclusively, theme evenings and wine tastings. Great regional wines. Single menu: Starter, Main Course, Cheese or Dessert. Choice of 2 starters, 2 main courses or 2 desserts, excluding suggestions.

Shop, tasting, wine bar and restaurant: discover the VINEUM Domaines Paul Jaboulet Elder. An elegant and warm place where the finest wines of the Rhone Valley are available for you to try. Recommended port-of-call for wine enthusiasts! Founded in 1834, Paul Jaboulet Aîné owns an estate of over 100 hectares spread over the finest plots of land in the northern Côtes du Rhône. The House's excellence is to be found both in the vineyards, with organic farming that respects and enhances the richness and diversity of the terroirs, and in the cellars, with meticulous, highly-specialised winemaking, always striving for perfection. In the historic heart of the vineyards, at the foot of the famous Hermitage hills, VINEUM houses the Domaines Paul Jaboulet Aîné cellar, as well as a wine bar and restaurant. It's a warm, elegant place where we invite you to taste our wines to your heart's content: the pleasure version, by the glass and accompanied by a charcuterie and cheese slate, or the gourmet version, with the Chef's dishes, or the educational version, during a guided tasting session - the choice is yours! And to complete the experience, let yourself be tempted by a visit to the vineyard at the Chapelle de l'Hermitage and discover the secrets of this exceptional terroir!

Dating from 1483, the Grand Pont was built above the Doux between Tournon sur Rhône and Saint-Jean-de-Muzols. The arch measuring 51m was the largest arch in the world. More than 100 years of work were necessary for the construction of this bridge.

Overlooking the Rhône above Tournon, the belvedere offers a wonderful panorama on the Rhône valley and on the Vercors. There are a viewpoint indicator. Opposite the Hill of Hermitage and prestigious vineyard.

Ancient parc of the Cordeliers and the nuns of Notre-Dame convents. Situated nearby the old rampart of the town, an authentic place to chill and admire the amazing panoramic view. Sports shoes required. A green setting steeped in history. This shady park where various botanical species meet, is a haven of peace located in the center of Tournon. it's about an hectare of promenades jealously guarded by a tower and ramparts dating back to the Renaissance. A path dotted with ponds, statues, oratories and small bridges leads to the belvedere, where a rose garden awaits walkers, who are sure to fall under the spell of the exceptional panorama: a view of the town of Tournon, the valley and the vineyards of Tain l'Hermitage, at the foot of which the Rhône meanders.

Magnificent 18th-century mansion with a harmoniously balanced façade, a beautiful enclosed courtyard, mullion windows and a spiral staircase dating from an earlier period (15th century). The Hotel de la Tourette was built and extended many times, mainly during the XVIII century. At this time, one of the richest man of Ardèche and the owner of this place, the Marquis de la Tourette, president of the Directoire du Departement, enjoys the destruction of the chapels of St Julien church to extend its hotel on the side of the St Julien place. Its facade is typical of the XVIII century, marked by the main part emphasised by a pediment. Access is via a beautiful porch topped with a badge. Inside, the courtyard shows the ancien aspect of the building. On the left, there is a momumental stair which leds to where is the municipal library, features a trompe-l'œil décor.

Built in the Flamboyant Gothic style, it was raised to the status of collegiate from 1316 to the revolution. It owes its unusual apearance to the presence of small chapels which were replaced from the 18th century by small shops. A rare testimony of gothic architecture of Ardèche, the Saint Julien Church is one of the most preserved of the region. Listed as a historical monument, it reminds us of the ancient character of Tournon heritage. It was probably built on a Roman Temple, and certainly at a Roman Church place, it is dedicated to St Julien, a roman centurion beheaded in Brioude ( Auvergne) under the reign of the emperor Dioclétien (245-313). Built as a Collegiate, between 1316 and 1348, St Julien Church is a rather surprising architectural ensemble: the offset bell tower, the chapels replaced by houses and italian-style ceilings give it an atypical character. Its blazing gothic style , is disctreely recognisable in the ornamentation on its facade, with its plant motifs arranged in garlands and its gabled portal in particular. The side chapel of the Penitents is the oldest part of church. It houses a magnificent collection of 15th-16th century wall paintings, notably depicting the Passion of Christ. The variety of colours and the mastery of composition make this a work of the highest quality.

Beautifully situated along the Rhône Valley, nestling amid the vines of a famed winegrowing area, Tournon sur Rhone is a town with a Mediterranean feel. Behind the impressive castle on its granite rock, seigneurial home of the Comtes de Tournon, is a maze of narrow streets meandering through the historic center. Since the Early Middle Ages to the 18th century the Tournons have left a great cultural heritage thanks to different monuments such as the Château de Tournon but also the Collegiate Church Saint Julien. The town is then strongly fortified during the Hundred Years’ War, but it will expand beyond the wall after it quickly became prosperous again. In the south, the Porte de Mauves can be admired, the last stable door which once closed the town (there used to be 4). 2 watchtowers are left in the north and the south of the Sentier des Tours, a marked walking path which goes uphill between the towers. Up Rue Gabriel Faure the Passerelle Marc Seguin, an improved replica of the first cable suspension bridge built on the Rhône in Tournon in 1825 can be seen. Not far from the Passerelle, there is the Lycée Gabriel Faure (high school), “direct descendant” of the Collège founded by François de Tournon at the time of the Renaissance (1536), François I’s counsellor. That made it one of the most ancient high schools in France. It is in 817 that we find the first written trace of Tournon, under the name of " Turnone", thus marking the beginning ot is official history. It was at this time that a rich family of lords later called " Comtes de Tournon" moved in. They will choose to install their fort on this granite rock overlooking the Rhone Valley. In 1308, the northern Vivarais was annexed by the Kingdom of France after having been Empire since the 11th century. The seigneury of Tournon had a very extensive domain and enjoyed a great reputation throughout the region, among other things by the numerous offices that some counts could have left rich testimonies through various monuments such as the castle that stands today masterfully in the heart of the city. They beautifully embellished it from the 13th to the 16th century, the primitive construction of the castle dating back to the year 1000. At the foot is the old towqn with the collegiate Church of St Julien, the Porte de Mauves once marking the southern limit of the city, one of the oldest colleges in France ( today Gabriel Faure High School), the Marc Seguin bridge: 1st bridge suspended by iron cables... From a remarkable point of view, the Tours trail ( connecting the 2 old watchovers of the old ramparts of the 16th century), flanked by hillsides, or the viewpoint even higher with its orientation table where it is easy to contemplate the magnificent panorama of the Rhone Valley. Very recently, the city has just inauguarated the " Chemin de l'Air", a path with small terraces to reach the Tours trail ( behnd the Tourist Office) accessible during the guided tours programmed by the TO).

The terraced vineyards is typical of Northern Côtes du Rhône . The etymology of the word terrace is from the old French of the 12th century: "terrace" which means "mound of earth."

The construction of this chapel lasted from 1673 to 1720. The plans were designed by the architect Martellange from Lyon. The facade is "Jesuit classic" style (classic). It is made of sandstone, which gives it its color. The work took a long time because it was often stopped. The workers , due to religion wars, were usually commandeered to fortify the ramparts. 1673- The first stone was settled. 1707 - Installation of the choir balustrade, altar steps and flagstones 1713: Construction of the bell tower. She is opened for the service because she is almost done. 1714- Capassin's paintings ( Jean Capassin, a pinter from Florence at the 16 century, was hired by the cardinal François de Tournon when he was in diplomatic missions in Roma for François 1er and Henri II) and the tapestry ( Aubuson and Flandres) are inside the chapel, which saved them from the fire of the College. 1720- The ashes of the Cardinal François II de Tournon are put behind the altar. The facade is in the classical Jesuit style, built in molasse, which gives it its colour. It is very elegant with its Doric columns at the base and composite at the top. The interior, with a total length of 26 metres, is in the Renaissance style. The great nave is flanked by chapels and the whole is decorated in trompe l'oeil, which means that this style is sometimes confused with 18th century Baroque. side galleries run above the chapels. The acoustics are remarkable, enhancing the sound of the classical organ installed in the 18th century.

Teaching place since the Renaissance: the "collège" was founded in 1536 by the Cardinal of Tournon, high-school since 1548. Called Gabiel Faure becauce of a local literay man. Including a tapestries galery, a rich historical library and some paintings. Cardinal François de Tournon founded the college in his town in 1536. it was not until 1548 that the first stone of the building was laid; the Collège de Tournon took just six years to complete. In 1552, the institution became a University of Philopsophy and the Seven Liberal Arts. In 1551, François de Tournon entrusted his college to the Society of Jesus, making it the first French Jesuit teaching establishment and a means of countering Protestantism through education in the Scriptures. The buildings of the Collège were transformed. In 1560, a chapel was added to the north and a fifth building to the east of the four main buildings and the bell tower dating from 1554. A medicinal herb garden completed the college's layout untill April 3rd 1714. This was the date of a terrible fire. Far from discouraging the Jesuits, they continued their renovations. A third floor was added to the main building. Construction of a new chapel ( begun in 1673) was completed. The new chapel was larger than the old one, providing a more dignified setting for the Cardinal's remains and the faithful. The Jesuits were expelled from the College in 1762 and replaced by an administration office. Tournon became a Royal Military School, which ensured its longevity. In 1776, the Royal Military School ofr Paris was reformed. Twelve establishments in the kingdom retained the priviledge of training soldiers. The new administrators were the Oratorians. As the existing boarding school was deemed too small to accomodate the students, new buildings were constructed and work was undertaken. The Revolution and the events that followed did little to change the life of the college, apart from the fact that there was no longer any need to mention it as a royal college and the Military School section was abolished at the start of the Academic year in 1793. In 1819, the school once again became a royal college, under the supervision of the Minister of the Interiror: attached to the university, it was first gibven the tittle of Collège Communal and then that of College Royal de troisième classe. The college became the Imperial Lycee and then the Lycée under the Restoration. The Construction of the Rhone dykes in the mid-19th century altered the buildings, as evidenced by the cureent two-storey Cour des classes, the ground floor of which is located under Route Nationale 86. A few years earlier, the Grand Corridor and the lare terrace known as the Infirmary had been built. At the end of the century, part of the lycee grounds were amputated, allowing the construction of the girls lycée, Collège Mare Curie since 1998. It was over 400 years ago that the Lycee de Garçon got its baptismal name: that of a man from Tournon who worked actively to protect, maintain and preserve it. In 1967, it became the Lycee Gabriel Faure. Over the course of the 20th century, the school underwent further transformations with the construction of buildings D ( science buildings), E ( classrooms and new boarding school) and the gymnasium. Since the early 2000s, the lycee had been undergoing restructuring. In addition to the buildings, work has also been carried out on the grounds. Notably, the thirty-three metre long disused swimming pool has been filled in. All that remains of the work carried out in the park since 1781 are a few plane trees, which are now listed as historic monuments, and an idea of the size of the area at the time.

First suspension bridge over the Rhône river using this technique (wire cables), invented by Annonay's famous inhabitant, Marc Seguin. This footbridge is an exact replica of that dating from 1825 (further upstream) which was demolished in 1965 as it no longer complied with safety and river navigation standards.

Bistronomic restaurant with inventive and creative cuisine, using fresh and local produce whenever possible. An excellent wine list with over 400 references. All served in a warm atmosphere of stone and wood... At lunchtime during the week, we offer a suggestion from the market as we go shopping, and in the evening, a chic bistro with a menu to share, serving creative, high-quality cuisine made with fresh produce according to the season, often with a twist from our travels - a cuisine that reflects our image... In short, more sharing, more conviviality, more generosity and more indulgence, while continuing to showcase the craftsmen and women of the land, sea and vineyards.

Mood bar, convivial pub. Organises concerts.

Tea house, Ice-cream maker - Homemade Ice creams, teas, pastries, home-made jams. Non-smoking terrace, including electronic cigarettes.

Gourmet eatery serving local produce: fish soup, frog's legs, fruit bavarois and more all in an 18th century inn.

Specialties: duck, salads, grilled meats, raviole gratin, heirloom vegetables.

The young restaurateur couple serve bistronomic dishes using fresh, local and seasonal produce. Many choices for wine lovers ! More than 800 item ! A couple of restaurateurs who cook with 4 hands. Lucie and Guillaume Berruet offer gourmet cuisine using fresh, local and seasonal produce. Everything is homemade, even our sourdough bread, ice creams and sorbets. For service, Mr. Berruet is on hand to welcome and serve you. Supported by Alexandre, our sommelier, who will help you find what you're looking for among our 1150+ wine references from the Rhône Valley, Burgundy and other regions.

Seasonal menu with regional specialities and local produce from The chef, a Maître Restaurateur, offers traditional cuisine based on local produce. The menu, which changes with the seasons, features game dishes during the hunting season, as well as delicious fresh fish such as sea bream, plaice and pike. The homemade desserts also vary according to the season, with fruit and Valrhona chocolate... All this can be enjoyed in one of the two contemporary dining rooms or on the summer terrace with its bioclimatic pergola. A fine wine list to match. You can compose your own menus for family celebrations, business meals or simple meetings. Adaptable to food intolerances, e.g. gluten allergies.

Specialist of the Rhone Valley wines, you can restore you with Tapas or farmers cheese. Wine and local cheese are also a takeaway service. On thursdays and fridays until 7 pm: aperitif formula and small tapas at 5€ by persons.

"Le Quai" is moored at Tain l'Hermitage Rhone, at the foot of famous vineyards. Beautiful terrace at the edge of the water with a panoramic view of the Chateau de Tournon, the historic city's of the oldest province high school. It's the fourth restaurant typical of the Rhône after Pont de l'Isère and Valence, of Michel Chabran, the chef who cooks the best of the provencial valley, half from Dauphiné. The Brasserie " Le Quai", with the profile of a ocean liner, is the perfect stop for the gourmets and for beautiful landscapes.

Cooking with local products, fresh produce exclusively, theme evenings and wine tastings. Great regional wines. Single menu: Starter, Main Course, Cheese or Dessert. Choice of 2 starters, 2 main courses or 2 desserts, excluding suggestions.

Fabulous setting, shaded, floral, flat terrain, friendly atmosphere, warm welcome. Spacious pitches and premium rentals. Entertainment for children and adults in high season. 3km from the villages and shops. Come and recharge your batteries at our family campsite in the heart of the Doux Valley and on the banks of its river. We offer large pitches and mobile homes for 2 to 6 people, for stays under the Ardèche sun. We'll be happy to tell you how to take advantage of the Ardèche's marvellous landscapes, remarkable sites, sporting trails and gourmet culture... Or how to relax by our swimming pool and let yourself be lulled to sleep by the song of the birds and the concert of the cicadas. It's also a paradise for the little ones, who can enjoy our dedicated children's club in high season. You can also enjoy our ice creams, bubbles, pizzas and house cocktails. Formerly Les Acacias

2-star campsite in the Doux Valley, river access, swimming pool, snacks, bar, kid's club, day and evening entertainment, shaded pitches. Located in the northern Ardèche region, also known as "Ardèche Verte", in the Doux valley, the campsite is around 4 km from Tournon-sur-Rhône town center. Tournon, like its neighbor Tain l'Hermitage, is nestled in the heart of famous vineyards. Rated 2 stars, the campsite offers delimited, shaded pitches, cabins, air-conditioned mobile homes and direct access to the river "le Doux". A warm welcome awaits you at this human-scale campsite, ideal for a pleasant family holiday.

3* family-friendly campsite with shaded pitches and a private beach on Le Doux River, large swimming pool, snack bar and entertainment (summer), mobile home and bungalow tent rentals for a weekend in the great outdoors or your summer break. Camping la Bohème is in the heart of a wooded park, renting mobilhomes, lodges and vintage caravans for a nature weekend or your summer holidays. An ideal starting point to discover the valley of the Doux. Group reception for short or long stays up to 80 people. Half board formula on request. Reservation recommended in summer Motorhome service area and natural area

Atypical Family and Friendly Campsite***. Tree-lined and shaded park with direct access to our “Le Doux” river beach. With the 2 lodge chalets it is the natural charm, the Safari atmosphere, the nature spirit and the comfort in addition. At La Bohème campsite, we favor the relaxed lifestyle and friendliness of the campsite. Ideally located in the heart of a wooded and shaded park with direct access to the river. Lodge tents on stilts for 5 people with kitchen and bathroom and breathtaking view of the river pretty fully renovated Digue caravans from the 1970s in which you can put your suitcase for a stopover night or a longer stay. The caravans are equipped with a kitchen area, a fridge and a gas barbecue We offer mobile homes for 2 to 6 people, An ideal starting point to discover the Doux valley. Group welcome for short or long stays up to 80 people. Half board formula for groups on request. Booking recommended during school holidays

family-friendly hotel with 9 rooms near Le Train de l'Ardèche future station with access to all the campsite facilities, river, pool, snack bar and summer entertainment. Evening catering from June to September Out of season, stopover on reservation. Half or full board for groups on request.

Beautiful character cottage dating in a farm from the 16 century, located on a farm restored with natural materials, facing the Vercors, amazing views. Quiet 15 minutes from the center of Tournon .

Beautiful character cottage dating in a farm from the 16 century, located on a farm restored with natural materials, facing the Vercors, amazing views. Quiet 15 minutes from the center of Tournon . Close to major traffic routes and urban centers, yet isolated enough to benefit from perfect peace and quiet, the 85m² gîte can accommodate up to 7 people. It features private parking, a private terrace with barbecue area, and independent access from the rest of the farmhouse. It comprises 3 independent bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 WCs, a fully-equipped kitchenette, a sitting area and a dining area.

Quiet, flat, shaded 100m from the town centre on the banks of the Rhône with views of the Hermitage vineyards. Heated pool, new sanitary facilities. Nearby, you can enjoy the historic town, its shops, river stop and market. Whether you're a cyclist, camper, caravanner or staying in a mobile home, you'll enjoy the peace and quiet. And if you're keen on sightseeing, there's the Ardèche train, the vélorail, the château-museum, the Cité du Chocolat... Refurbished and heated sanitary facilities. Heated swimming pool in season (15/05 - 15/09). Flat, driveable terrain. Campsite with 63 pitches and 17 mobile homes

18th century hotel overlooking the Rhône opposite a large square shaded by plane trees. Located at the entrance of the pedestrian and shopping street in front of the ViaRhôna cycle path.

The hotel provides its charming setting for your holiday and business trip in the famous St Joseph vineyard. Feast on the chef's traditional dishes made using produce from the region and garden. Tip: hiking and biking trails in the heart of the Ardèche. Logis Elegance and Restaurant Savoureux restaurant labels. Maître Restaurateur