Explore the wonders around CAMPING COMMUNAUTAIRE

The village of Graves-Saint-Amant boasts a variety of landscapes to inspire hikers: the banks of the Charente, valleys and hillsides, Chaumes Boissières with its holm oaks protected as a Natura 2000 zone. Along the way, you'll also encounter nature and its heritage, with two churches, washhouses and typical Charentais houses... A bucolic stroll out of time... A hiking trail that meets the requirements of the Plan Départemental des Itinéraires de Promenades et de Randonnée, proposed by Grand Cognac and the commune of Graves-Saint-Amant.

The 6 km Meadows trail is ideal for family walks. It reveals the flora and fauna of the banks of the Charente and reveals the village's built and natural heritage along the way. A hiking trail complying with the requirements of the Plan Départemental des Itinéraires de Promenades et de Randonnée, proposed by Grand Cognac and the commune of Graves-Saint-Amant.

Chemin de la Fontaine ("Fountain's trail"). A 6km hiking trail (departure: town hall) where you will see the church, the castle, a wash house, an old mill, etc .

In the heart of the fine woods, the tour takes you through the village of Sigogne, its extensive vineyards, woods, hillsides and hamlets to discover traces of the past around the Via Agrippa, the Roman road that linked Saintes to Lyon, and its 12th-century church. A hiking trail complying with the requirements of the Plan Départemental des Itinéraires de Promenade et de Randonnée, proposed by Grand Cognac and the commune of Sigogne.

North-east of the village of Bouteville, the vineyard circuit crosses the Chaumes Boissières, a Natura 2000 site where flora and fauna are king. Be attentive and respectful, they're watching you! In the heart of the Grande Champagne vineyards, one of the six of the Cognac AOC, this 7.8 km nature trail also reveals the charms of this village and its unmissable château comtal flanking the heights of Bouteville... A hiking trail complying with the requirements of the Plan Départemental des Itinéraires de Promenade et de Randonnée, proposed by Grand Cognac and the commune of Bouteville.

Ladiville lies at the confluence of the Maury and the Né, a tributary of the Charente. The Né Valley offers a varied landscape ranging from alluvial forest to limestone hills rich in plant species.

The Émilie trail, which starts from the parking lot of the arboretum, is 6.4 km long. You will discover the arboretum and cross the forest of La Mothe Clédou.

Served to the west by the national 10, the village of Vignolles is traversed by rich valleys formed by the rivers of the Ne and Beau.

The path of Rauzet whose departure is at the grandmontaine church of Rauzet is of a length of 6km. Before leaving, take the time to visit this church as well as the hut of the leafcutter located next to it.

Situated in the Voultron valley, not far from the oppidum of Villebois-Lavalette, Blanzaguet is a highly distinctive site. The small village of Blanzaguet-Saint-Cybard is home to a number of grand Charentais-style residences surrounding its 12th-century church. In the Middle Ages, the history of the village was mainly that of its castle, a stronghold of the Poitevin family and later the Galard de Béarn family. The church was listed as a historic monument in 1920 and renovated in 2000. The stained glass windows, gilded metal chandeliers (created by the Garnier workshop) and paintings/acoustic panels are contemporary. A remarkable interior. Along the way, in the hamlet of La Chaussade, you'll see a wash-house, a liberty tree and a mill below. You will then head towards the Nizonne where you will see the Moulin du Menieux, an industrial vestige with an iron water wheel on its side. There is a fine view over the Nizonne valley. You will then come to Edon with its church, the town hall which occupies an old dwelling and a wash-house. Take the R36, between Angoumois and Périgord, and enjoy the views of the château de Villebois-Lavalette 6 and Saint-Cybard.

The Bourgoin family's history, know-how and secrets are presented in a modern, uncluttered setting, with the guidance of a member of the family.

A complete tour of the Bourgoin estate followed by a picnic lunch to extend your experience in the heart of the vineyard.

This small-scale tour reveals the history of the estate, and the know-how and secrets of the Bourgoin family, in a modern, uncluttered setting aboard a D4B, a retro vehicle dating from the 1960s.

Travel 140 million years back in time to meet the dinosaurs and take part in a unique immersive and participative experience! Thanks to Tumulte® technology, come and interact with the dinosaurs of Angeac-Charente, in 3D and in real size.

The Angeac-Charente paleontological site is a fossil deposit known as one of the world's largest dinosaur sites. The Angeac-Charente palaeontological site, discovered in 2008, is located in the gravel quarries on the banks of the River Charente. Initial palaeontological investigations have confirmed the exceptional nature of the site, which dates back 140 million years to the Cretaceous period. The research is being coordinated by palaeontologists from the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, the universities of Lyon and Rennes, the CNRS and, locally, the Musée d'Angoulême. Near the site, an open-air discovery area has been set up by the Département de la Charente, which owns the site. Visitors can explore the history of the Charente and its inhabitants in the Lower Cretaceous over an area of almost 300 m2. Younger visitors can also play games. This area provides an opportunity to discover the scientific activity on the site, its results and the hypotheses formulated to recreate the Cretaceous ecosystem for the general public. The interpretation platform is open all year round. Since 2010, an excavation campaign has been carried out every summer in July, giving the public an opportunity to take part in guided tours. There are also workshops for young visitors. Further information: patrimoine16.lacharente.fr/sites-du-departement/angeac-charente/

The Compagnie de Bouteville combines culture and flavors during an outdoor visit on the history of the village of Bouteville combined with discovery of the factory of its artisanal French balsamic vinegar made in the heart of the 1er cru of Cognac. During the visit, guests discover the history of Bouteville at the foot of the castle with a breathtaking view of the vineyard then join the Fabrique du Baume de Bouteville, to discover its history, the five stages of its production to finish with a tasting You will be offered a tasting at the end of the tour.

Dive into the heart of the 9th art! Created in 1990, the Musée de la Bande dessinée d'Angoulême is a natural extension of the international festival that has been held here every year since 1974.

Production of walnut and hazelnut oil the old fashioned way. Alternator of 6 kw for the production of electricity.

Become the captain of your cruise and discover the Charente by river. Unlicensed houseboats for 2 to 10 people. Weekends, mini-weeks, weeks... Minimum 2 days and 2 nights on board. No daily or hourly rentals!

Are you planning an outing with friends, family or for a club, and looking for an unusual idea? We'd be delighted to show you around the old eel fisheries at Saint-Simeux! Guided tours for groups by prior arrangement. Safeguarding the village's fisheries and enhancing the site. Work to save the old eel fisheries and discover fishing techniques. Presentations and explanations using equipment, models and films. Guided tours for groups (min. 8 people) all year round by prior arrangement.

Go at your own pace to discover the "village gabarrier" of St-Simon. Set off at your own pace to discover the gabarrier village of St-Simon. To understand the history of the village of St-Simon, we invite you to visit La Maison des Gabarriers before starting the discovery tour. Located in the village square, this typical 18th- and 19th-century house, built of Charente limestone, presents the history, heritage and cultural heritage of inland waterway transport in the Cognac region. The discovery tour starts in the village square (1), then heads towards Vibrac, where you can see a door and carpenter-calfat sign dating from 1602 (2), the cemetery (including its gate and a number of typical tombs) (3), Jean Brian's sign (of a calfat at work) dating from the 12th century (4), the quays and dry docks (5), and the church of Saint-Sigismond (6). The visit continues on the Juac side, with the wall of the gabarriers (7), the gabarre mast (8), then the Juac lock (9). From the path on the left bank (cross the bridge at Juac), you can enjoy a fine view of the village of Saint-Simon and the quays (10). Your route is shown in yellow on the map which you can download below. The duration of this route varies and depends on the individual. Allow between 45 minutes and 1? hours. The route is signposted, but not accompanied. If the weather is fine and you feel like it, why not extend the pleasure with a gabarre trip on the Charente (duration: 1h30).

On the banks of the Charente, opposite Île Mattard, the Bain des Dames offers a particularly pleasant area for relaxing, bathing and walking in a green setting and brings together a whole range of activities around a real sandy beach. From fine weather until the end of October, it becomes a holiday destination for families, providing a safe place for children to play and adults to relax in the sun or in the refreshing shade of the willow trees that line the beach. Swimming, playground, picnic area, fishing, bowling green, volleyball court, fitness trail. All new since April 2023: The accro parc, reserved for 5/12 year olds, is freely accessible under the supervision of a parent or carer. Supervised swimming from 1 July to 31 August, Tuesday to Sunday, 2pm to 7pm. Catering on site for lunch and dinner 7 days a week from 1st July to 31st August.

Travel 140 million years back in time to meet the dinosaurs and take part in a unique immersive and participative experience! Thanks to Tumulte® technology, come and interact with the dinosaurs of Angeac-Charente, in 3D and in real size.

Between Angoulême and Cognac, this Benedictine abbey is located in the village of Bassac. The visitor is immediately impressed by its architecture emerging from the vineyards. Since its foundation in the eleventh century, this Benedictine abbey has known many painful and splendid episodes throughout its history. Gothic, baroque and classical styles coexist harmoniously in this place. The abbey is a spiritual place dedicated to Sainte Therese de Lisieux. In this way, it is a suitable place to meditate. *Picnics and swimming are not allowed. Please contact us for any photography.

Welcome to the "Villages de Pierres et de Vignes" to discover the discrete charms of the West Charente. During your walks, go to discover these small villages atypical and let yourself be surprised by their authenticity. Bassac is a charming town in the heart of the Charente vineyards, bordered by the river Charente and located halfway between Angoulême and Cognac. Rich heritage of a thousand years of history, discover its abbey and its church classified and quiet streets so characteristic of the Charente identity. The remarkable set of the Town Hall and schools surrounded by its park and its water will offer a privileged setting for a walk in the heart of the village. We will draw your attention to 4 points: 1 - The Abbey and the church Saint Etienne de Bassac, founded more than a thousand years ago and surrounded by monastic buildings dating from the seventeenth century and bordering an arm of the Charente. 2 - The small road of the street of La Trache, its houses charentaises aligned and its passage which runs along the arm of the Charente for the greater happiness of the canoes but also the walkers. 3 - The remains of the church of Saint Nicolas and the old cemetery Bassac, parish church of the eighteenth century, sold as national property and destroyed. It remains today the north wall of the church, vestiges enrolled. 4 - The Town Hall and its annexes, building of the eighteenth century, its park 1.5 ha, its water point and its Orangery. Discover Bourg-Charente, Lignières-Sonneville & Mosnac-St-Simeux, Touzac ..

Les Cluzeaux - our head chef, Guy, and our maître d'hôtel have combined their skills and experience in international restaurant trade to launch Les Cluzeaux. Our duo trained in restaurants from Tokyo to London, Paris to Marbella. The combination of their talents makes this atypical restaurant a must.

A traditional restaurant with a soft, soothing atmosphere in the dining room and a warm welcome on the verdant, flower-filled, bohemian terrace, complete with background music (jazz, lounge, etc.) for lunch or dinner, you'll leave delighted by our fresh, light, tasty and refined cuisine, with just the right amount of flair and elegance. You can also visit the restaurant's small boutique and treat yourself to a selection of local products (honey, chestnut cream, jams, syrups, craft beers, homemade wines and foie gras, foie gras with truffles, etc.) in a complimentary wicker basket. Reservations recommended. Open Wednesday lunchtime to Sunday evening.

Traditional cuisine, open every lunchtime from 10.30am to 3pm, fish and chips on Wednesday evenings, themed menu on Friday evenings, Saturday evenings by prior arrangement.

Menu with choice of 3 starters, 3 main courses and 3 desserts (changing every two weeks). Open Wednesday to Sunday for lunch, and also Friday and Saturday from 7pm to 10:30pm.

The Café Portebleue is situated at the foot of a castle in one of the prettiest villages in Charente.

We welcome you in a friendly setting with shaded terrace and dishes from around the world. From Monday to Friday, we offer a menu at 13.50 €: starter, main dish, cheese, dessert + 1 quarter of wine at 15 €.

Traditional family cuisine. Menus at 13.90?, 16.90?, 24? and à la carte. Services: banquets, seminars, catering, takeaways, hiker's baskets. Group receptions. Closed Wednesday evening, Thursday lunchtime and evening and Sunday evening.

Bar and restaurant.

In this pretty, romantic château near Angoulême, Minka and Xavier have left nothing to chance: from the crockery to the household linen, to the family furniture and the contemporary art, all without forgetting the bamboo grove for a stroll or the heated swimming pool.

Municipal parking area. Parking duration: 7 days (renewable). Free parking - 2? per unit of water and electricity consumption. Services: water, electricity, oil change, pay station.

A charming guest house hidden in a magnificent park at the top of a wooded hill, Logis de Lasteyrie is located near La Rochebeaucourt-et-Argentine, a charming village in Green Périgord. It is located in an outbuilding of the Château de Lasteyrie, recently carefully renovated. It consists of a double bedroom with en-suite shower room, with independent access to the ground floor and a twin bedroom with its private shower room open all year round. From spring to early autumn, 2 double rooms and one twin are also available in the castle nearby. With its 7 hectares of woods and greenery, the castle park offers numerous spaces to explore and constitutes a perfect environment for those who love nature and aspire to slow living. Places designed for rest are distributed throughout the property.

Self-contained house in La Rochebeaucourt, 55 kms from Perigueux. Older house modernised. Open-plan, living-room-kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower-room,. Infant facilities on request. Out of season rental.

Furnished of tourism for 6 persons with 3 bedrooms. Park of 5 hectares. Swimming pool (14x6), playroom, fishing pond, playground, trampolines, animals to pet, wifi internet, pizza night with a bread oven. Fitness room, cinema, bicycle. Terrace, garage, parking. Linen provided, cleaning on request.

Furnished tourist accommodation for twelve people with six bedrooms. Park of 5 hectares. Swimming pool (14 x 6), games room, fishing pond, playground, trampolines, animals to stroke, Wi-Fi Internet, pizza evening thanks to a bread oven. Fitness room, cinema, bicycle. Terrace, garage, parking. Household linen provided, cleaning on request.

Gîte for five people with two bedrooms. 5-hectare park. Swimming pool (14 x 6), playroom, fishing pond, playground, trampolines, animals to pet, Wi-Fi Internet, pizza night with baker’s oven. Fitness room, cinema, cycling. Terrace, garage, car park. Home linen provided, cleaning on request.

Furnished tourist accommodation for five people with two bedrooms. Park of 5 hectares. Swimming pool (14x6), games room, fishing pond, playground, trampolines, animals to stroke, wifi internet, pizza evening thanks to a bread oven. Fitness room, cinema, bicycle. Terrace, garage, parking. Household linen provided, cleaning on request.

Furnished tourism for 8 people with 4 bedrooms. Park of 5 hectares. Swimming pool (14x6), playroom, fishing pond, playground, trampolines, animals to pet, wifi internet, pizza night with a bread oven. Fitness room, cinema, bicycle. Terrace, garage, parking. Linen provided, cleaning on request.