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This route through the Bresse countryside takes in the natural site of Les Charmes à Sermoyer, made up of sand dunes created by wind and classified as a sensitive natural area. Depart from the town hall square to discover the church, the natural site of Les Charmes (sand dunes), the Groizenière pond and the woods. Don't forget to stop off at the comptoir des dunes for something to eat or drink!

The "Rendez-vous with the Seille" walk starts from the village church square, then crosses the Sermoyer meadow to discover the old Seille and then the Truchère lock leading to the Maillance wood. The Val de Saône is home to floodplains that stretch as far as the eye can see. Rich in plant species, it offers a succession of colours through the seasons. From April onwards, after the floods, purple dominates with the flowering of the meadow fritillary, the meadow cardamine, the cuckoo flower lychnis, and so on. The Seille is a delightful, little-known waterway. It meanders through the fields and groves that border it, where the famous Bresse chickens are reared. There are plenty of pleasant places to moor, often close to riverside inns. The Vieille Seille is a former bed of the Seille that history has transformed into a dead end that is fed from time to time during periods of high water. It was created in 1814 by Prussian soldiers returning from Napoleon's campaigns who cut a meander in order to allow merchant ships to sail as far as Louhans. This 30-hectare federal oxbow straddles the communes of La Truchère and Sermoyer. We also recommend the tour "des Charmes" (10.7km / 2hrs 40mins) whitch passes the Dunes des Charmes.

Departure from Reyssouze town hall. Follow this route to discover the village of Reyssouze, its pretty lake and the marina with its boats.

Departure from Reyssouze town hall. Follow this route to discover the village of Reyssouze and the buildings of the Val de Saône, with their timber-framed houses with enclosed courtyards. You will cross the Saône meadow, horticultural fields and meadows.

Leaving from Arbigny town hall. This trail will introduce you to the commune of Arbigny, a vast area covering 1,747 hectares! Arbigny retains many traces of its agricultural past in its landscape. To the east are the meadows and cultivated fields, in harmony with the woods and coppices, and to the west is the vast Val de Saône meadow, home to troops of cattle from spring onwards. The hamlets are typical of the Bresse region, with linear adobe buildings with hollow tile roofs framing a courtyard.

Depart from Arbigny town hall to explore the surrounding woodland and hedged farmland, the Bresse poultry and the Bief mill. Arbigny's landscape retains many traces of its agricultural past, such as the meadows and cultivated fields, which are in harmony with the woods and undergrowth. You can also see Bresse buildings, mixed farming and Bresse poultry.

Departure from in front of the Tourist Office and the Maison de l'Eau et de la Nature towards the Saône meadow and the banks of the Saône. Return along the old towpath alongside the Pont-de-Vaux canal. This floodplain stretches as far as the eye can see. Rich in plant species, it offers a succession of colours through the seasons. A favourite stopping-off place for migratory birds, the meadow resounds with their songs.

On this route, you will cross the vast meadowland of the Saône, with its farmland and meadows, and return along the old towpath alongside the Pont-de-Vaux canal. This floodplain stretches as far as the eye can see. Rich in plant species, it offers a succession of colours through the seasons. A favourite stopping-off place for migratory birds, the meadow resounds with their songs.

Depart from the "Quatre-Vents" car park to discover the "allée des seigneurs", the château farm, the romanesque church, the round wood and the Bresse farm with its Saracen chimney at Marignat. You can see the church of Gorrevod, built in the 12th and 13th centuries on a hill. Standing alone, surrounded by its cemetery, it dominates the neighbouring Reyssouze valley with its bell tower, shining with all its glazed tiles.

This trail will take you through the village of Saint-Bénigne, with its scattered settlements grouped into numerous hamlets and split in 2 by the D2 departmental road, route de Saint Trivier. The tour departs from Saint-Bénigne town hall. The church of Saint-Bénigne was built thanks to Michel Poisat (1802-1869) and his wife, whose tombs can be found in this neo-Romanesque church. The timber-framed upper and lower houses opposite the church are well worth a visit.

Reception, information, promotion and management of the passenger boat "Ville de Pont de Vaux 2". Sale of fishing cards and guidebooks.

In the heart of the town, it offers 225 moorings equipped with water and electricity, and can accommodate boats up to 22m. A launching ramp, fixed quay for craning, repair shop and chandlery.

A fun, interactive tour: discover sand dunes, prairie birds, freshwater fish... using touch screens. From April 2025, a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey. From April 19, 2025, 2 new features to discover! In the interactive exhibition: a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey! A new Explor'games adventure trail on the Oignons site in Boz! Free admission. Detailed program to come. The interactive exhibition takes you on a playful journey of discovery, immersing you in the region's natural sites through a host of innovative interactive applications, touch-screen terminals and interactive games: fish for fish in our rivers using the interactive floor, hear and observe birds in the Val de Saône floodplain, unravel the mysteries of the Boz peat moor, have fun protecting the Charmes sand dunes, test your knowledge of the water cycle... From age 3, booklet for children. 2 Explor'games complete the outdoor offer. These adventure courses allow you to solve enigmas while discovering the trees around the structure, and to take on challenges on the natural site of the sand dunes at Sermoyer. 4 natural sites within an 8km radius. The Bresse and Val de Saône region boasts some exceptional natural environments, which were awarded the Espaces Naturels Sensibles label by the Ain department in 2014 and 2015. The Maison de l'Eau et de la Nature invites you to discover them through regular and varied activities.

Based at the Pont-de-Vaux marina, this boat offers day cruises with or without meals and lock passages on the Pont-de-Vaux, Saône or Seille canals.

An 18th-century mansion houses collections of fine art, including the pre-Impressionist painter Chintreuil; history, with General Joubert, hero of the French Revolution; ethnology; and a cabinet of curiosities. Temporary exhibitions. Founded in 1866 around a gallery of the illustrious men of Pont-de-Vaux, the Musée Chintreuil is housed in a handsome late 17th-century townhouse. It boasts a fine art collection featuring Antoine Chintreuil's luminous, intimate landscapes, a forerunner of Impressionism, and a room devoted to calligraphy and works by Jacques Le Roux. Finally, there's a cabinet of curiosities, featuring animals and minerals, objects brought back from faraway lands and exotic birds. The museum organizes temporary exhibitions every season. The museum offers a range of activities for children: a workshop for little artists for 6/12 year-olds; a free treasure hunt booklet for curious 4-7 year-olds; and a fun way to discover the museum for 8-12 year-olds. Game booklet for children (readers and non-readers), escape game for teens and audio guides on reservation.

Frédéric Martin has been welcoming diners to the former capital of Bresse since 1994, with updated traditional menus and a local influence: pomme Anna frogs, sautéed like in Dombes, with garlic butter cream. Having worked in the kitchens of Georges Blanc, the Palais de l'Elysée and Le Gavroche in London, the chef now welcomes you with his traditional menus, updated to reflect local influences, including their specialties, pomme Anna de grenouilles, sautéed as in Dombes with garlic butter cream. Cyril Degluaire's Bresse poultry with morel cream and vin jaune, crêpes parmentières and a more modern cuisine, the palette du berger in three variations, filet de boeuf au cœur de foie gras, le confidentiel pour foiegrasphile, chaud froid d'agrumes are there to intoxicate your taste buds, all served with, essentially, proprietary wines. Since 1999, La Table Bâgésienne has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide, making it one of the oldest Bib Gourmand restaurants in France! We can also cater for special events (weddings, cocktails, takeaways). Cooking courses (will be posted on the site).

The ramparts were built in 1399, forming a perfect circle around the village. A few watchtowers and brick walls (privately owned) bear witness to this medieval past. It's possible to take a walk around the ramparts.

Camping du Coq, ideally located on the D975 between Bourg-en-Bresse and Tournus, welcomes travelers for a night or vacationers for a longer stay, in a verdant, peaceful setting on the banks of a river. Charming little campsite on the banks of a river (fishing possible) and the greenway. Pleasantly restorative and beautifully flowered estate in a shady green setting. Municipal campsite in partnership with CAMPING CAR PARK. The campsite doesn't offer any entertainment, but the calm and soothing setting encourages you to relax, discover the surrounding tourist sites and go for a bike ride. The VOIE VERTE runs alongside the campsite, providing easy access to other villages, and the ROUTE des 3 MOULINS (starting at the campsite) runs for 25km through the Bresse bocage; 30 fully serviced pitches (sanitary facilities, electricity, water, drainage, wifi...). On the campsite, there are 9 stabilized pitches for camper vans in case of bad weather; camper vans are allowed all year round and caravans and tents can stay from 01/04 to 30/10 when the sanitary facilities are open. 14 individual terminals with 50 sockets each delivering 6 amps Drainage area Water Waste sorting Wifi Video surveillance Enclosed campsite

A masterpiece of Romanesque art, it bears witness to the artistic and religious fervor of the late 11th century, and was built by the monks of Tournus. Trilingual audio guide inside. Key available from the tourist information office in Bâgé-le-Châtel. Recognised as a jewel of roman art, the building has been listed as a historic monument in 1840 and hosts concerts and exhibitions during eh summer.Throughout the year an audio-guide (English and german) is available to visitors and there are explanatory signs inside and outside the building (keys are available to you at the neighbouring house)

Set in the heart of the countryside 550m away, their guest house welcomes you for a calm and relaxing stay. The guest rooms are comfortably equipped, ideal for groups and nature lovers looking for simplicity and authenticity. looking for simplicity and authenticity. Four bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and WCs, plus a family suite converted into a flat (which can only be rented for 4 nights or more), can accommodate up to 15 people. You can also You can enjoy a meal at the table d'hôtes, by the fireplace, with local produce. A A real sense of tranquillity emanates, offering lovers of authenticity the charm of the ‘true rustic’. ‘. To enhance your stay, you can take advantage of a heated swimming pool (May to September), a games room (May to September), a games room, a meeting room, extensive grounds with outdoor games, and on-site hiking hiking trails. A therapeutic spa for 3 people completes these services for a moment of relaxation. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Labeled a Sensitive Natural Area since 2015, Ile de la Motte is located on the Saône River off Saint-Bénigne. It is home to colonies of herons: black-crowned night heron, grey heron and cattle egret. The Île de la Motte was awarded the "ENS" label by the Département de l'Ain in 2015. Real natural and landscaped jewels of the Ain department, the sites benefiting from the ENS "Espaces naturels sensibles" label are managed in such a way as to preserve the biodiversity they host and developed for opening to the public (barring exceptions due to the fragility of the environments). Located on the Saône River off Saint-Bénigne, Ile de la Motte is home to colonies of herons: black-crowned night heron, grey heron, heron and little egret, sometimes sensitive to disturbance during the breeding season. Information signs indicate that the island's frequentation disturbs the breeding of these remarkable birds from March to July. The existence of the island in the river is also an asset for maintaining fish diversity. Visits and educational events are organized to discover the natural riches of the site. You can consult the dates of these events on the Nature events calendar "sCENe ouverte sur le patrimoine naturel de l'Ain". Nearby, don't miss a visit to the Maison de l'Eau in Pont-de-Vaux. From the banks, you can observe the spring nesting season.

On the left bank of the Saône, it forms an original landscape that is home to endangered avifauna (corncrake, curlew, black-tailed godwit) and wetland flora (guinea fowl).

The "Dunes des Charmes" sand dunes offer an astonishing landscape far from the sea, shaped by floods and wind. Open spaces rub shoulders with wooded areas and some wetlands. The Dunes des Charmes site was awarded the "ENS" label by the Département de l'Ain in 2014. True natural and landscaped jewels of the Ain department, sites with the ENS "Espaces naturels sensibles" label are managed to preserve the biodiversity they host, and developed to be open to the public (with some exceptions due to the fragility of the environments). The site's very dry areas are punctuated by ponds and the banks of the Seille river, which add a touch of freshness and originality to the site. The site is open to the public. A parking lot has been set up in the commune of Sermoyer. Information panels on the site's history and challenges have been installed near the parking area. A pedestrian loop allows you to visit this atypical site and discover its treasures, thanks to signposting on a 2km trail (approx. 1h-1h30). Notable species observed: Flora: reindeer lichen, false heather, corynephorus (or sand hedgehog), mosses... Fauna: anteater, tiger beetle, broom azure, green lizard, hoopoe... 3 picnic tables and attractive play area

A fun, interactive tour: discover sand dunes, prairie birds, freshwater fish... using touch screens. From April 2025, a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey. From April 19, 2025, 2 new features to discover! In the interactive exhibition: a new app for an immersive visual and audio journey! A new Explor'games adventure trail on the Oignons site in Boz! Free admission. Detailed program to come. The interactive exhibition takes you on a playful journey of discovery, immersing you in the region's natural sites through a host of innovative interactive applications, touch-screen terminals and interactive games: fish for fish in our rivers using the interactive floor, hear and observe birds in the Val de Saône floodplain, unravel the mysteries of the Boz peat moor, have fun protecting the Charmes sand dunes, test your knowledge of the water cycle... From age 3, booklet for children. 2 Explor'games complete the outdoor offer. These adventure courses allow you to solve enigmas while discovering the trees around the structure, and to take on challenges on the natural site of the sand dunes at Sermoyer. 4 natural sites within an 8km radius. The Bresse and Val de Saône region boasts some exceptional natural environments, which were awarded the Espaces Naturels Sensibles label by the Ain department in 2014 and 2015. The Maison de l'Eau et de la Nature invites you to discover them through regular and varied activities.

"Pont de Vaux exhibits its heritage discreetly. Dispersed throughout the town, the richness of it frequently goes unrecognised. The town succeeded in seizing the beauty of every century and conserving fascinating remains." (M. Duffaux-Cholet). "Pont de Vaux exhibits its heritage discreetly. Dispersed throughout the town, the richness of it frequently goes unrecognised: a mullioned window, here, a Renaissance pilaster there, farther along the remains of a rampart, elsewhere a mansion, a classical façade, a half-timbered house. The town as a whole shows that it succeeded in seizing the beauty of every century and conserving fascinating remains." (Maryse Duffaux-Cholet)

An 18th-century mansion houses collections of fine art, including the pre-Impressionist painter Chintreuil; history, with General Joubert, hero of the French Revolution; ethnology; and a cabinet of curiosities. Temporary exhibitions. Founded in 1866 around a gallery of the illustrious men of Pont-de-Vaux, the Musée Chintreuil is housed in a handsome late 17th-century townhouse. It boasts a fine art collection featuring Antoine Chintreuil's luminous, intimate landscapes, a forerunner of Impressionism, and a room devoted to calligraphy and works by Jacques Le Roux. Finally, there's a cabinet of curiosities, featuring animals and minerals, objects brought back from faraway lands and exotic birds. The museum organizes temporary exhibitions every season. The museum offers a range of activities for children: a workshop for little artists for 6/12 year-olds; a free treasure hunt booklet for curious 4-7 year-olds; and a fun way to discover the museum for 8-12 year-olds. Game booklet for children (readers and non-readers), escape game for teens and audio guides on reservation.

Dominated by callune, mullein and birch, with peat bogs and ponds. A refuge for highly specific flora and fauna: amphibians, great crested newts and tree frogs. A signposted discovery trail leads around it. After the last ice age, the water remained in a kind of basin, allowing the formation of this 17-hectare environment. The Oignons peat moor in Boz is similar to an acidic peat bog, an original environment in the region and at this altitude of 200 meters. Dominated by callune, mullein and birch, it comprises a peat bog and pools. This environment is a refuge for a highly specific fauna and flora: amphibians are right at home here, and some species are protected, such as the great crested newt and the tree frog. Notable species observed: Flora: flooded lycopod (protected), round-leaved sundew (protected), marsh chickweed (protected), white rhynchophore (protected)... Fauna: mountain avens, green tree frog (protected), natterjack toad (protected) and stump lizard (protected). A discovery trail is available for all! The Oignons peat moor was awarded the "ENS" label by the Département de l'Ain in 2015. True natural and landscaped jewels of the Ain department, sites awarded the ENS "Espaces naturels sensibles" label are managed in such a way as to preserve the biodiversity they host, and developed for opening to the public (barring exceptions due to the fragility of the environments).

The Montalibord farmhouse features a Saracen-style mantel with a square, pyramidal bolster of an uncommonly abraded form. It is surmounted by a wrought-iron cross and its sides are decorated with triangular imbrications. Dendrochronological analyses show that the house was built in 1450, 1517-1518 and underwent several alterations in 1780. The chimney and roof were listed in 1944, and the whole farmhouse in 1974. Beautifully flowered in fine weather, it is still in business today (Charolais cattle, pond fishing and tourist accommodation = gîte and chambres d'hôtes). Inhabited until the mid-70s, it still has an open-air fireplace and period furniture (19th c. or even earlier), in particular an imposing archebanc (ancestral bench) with storage and a table. Also on display are a salt chair, a four-poster bed, tables and benches for meals, a tourti (bread ladder), a sink stone, a chest... In the old rooms, a presentation of the farm from 1932 to the present day, with a few tools and photos showing the evolution of farming techniques, but also the philosophy that has always prevailed on this farm over the three generations that have succeeded one another: the quest for quality. The eco-museum can be visited daily. Guided tours available on request.

Grandval farmhouse, named after an ancient parish, has been brought back to life by Morgan Benoît, the new owner since 2021. The great room, with its fireplace and period furniture, is open to visitors by special arrangement during the Heritage Days. The Grandval farmhouse dates back to the very early 16th century. The oak used to support the Saracen fireplace was felled in 1503. The Saracen fireplace was listed as a historic monument in 1925, and the body of the house in 1981. In 2021, the farm was bought by Benoît Morgan, a heritage enthusiast from Mézériat, where his grandparents and great-grandparents were millers. The farm is open for Heritage Days in September. In 2023, more than 400 people visited it. PLEASE NOTE: Exceptionally open on request and for the European Heritage Days.

Restaurant in Tournus (71) - Fine dining in Burgundy

Let yourself be tempted by the chef's preparations! Make yourself comfortable in our renovated, air-conditioned dining room and savor our home-cooked cuisine prepared with fresh, local produce.

Come and enjoy our friendly restaurant, large air-conditioned room with a magnificent view of the Saône. Taste our specialties: fried bleak, chicken breasts, frog fricassee. A gourmet moment not to be missed! The dishes are fresh and the majority come from local producers. We are open in the afternoon in summer, for refreshments : drinks, ice creams...

Situated by the river Saône, in a quiet and green area where you can taste frogs legs, small fried white fishes. Enjoy the terrace over the river during summer.

Bresse farmhouse with Saracen chimney, where you can enjoy Bresse-style dishes based on products from the farm (Bresse PDO poultry). Gratins and tarts baked in a wood-fired oven. Warm atmosphere guaranteed! Bresse farmhouse with Saracen chimney where you can enjoy Bresse dishes based on Bresse PDO poultry raised on site. Christian bakes gratins and Bresse tarts in his bread oven. In a cosy atmosphere by the fireplace, enjoy a purely Bresse moment! BY RESERVATION ONLY During the meal, for groups of 30 or more, the farmer can offer a presentation on Bresse poultry. You can also discover a range of old farming tools in an adjoining building. Ferme-auberge with the "Bienvenue à la Ferme" label.

Restaurant with simple lines and a natural feel. Specialties: poultry liver cake, quenelles, snails, fried fish, frogs to order, gaudrioles (sweet shortbread made from gaude flour).

Frédéric Martin has been welcoming diners to the former capital of Bresse since 1994, with updated traditional menus and a local influence: pomme Anna frogs, sautéed like in Dombes, with garlic butter cream. Having worked in the kitchens of Georges Blanc, the Palais de l'Elysée and Le Gavroche in London, the chef now welcomes you with his traditional menus, updated to reflect local influences, including their specialties, pomme Anna de grenouilles, sautéed as in Dombes with garlic butter cream. Cyril Degluaire's Bresse poultry with morel cream and vin jaune, crêpes parmentières and a more modern cuisine, the palette du berger in three variations, filet de boeuf au cœur de foie gras, le confidentiel pour foiegrasphile, chaud froid d'agrumes are there to intoxicate your taste buds, all served with, essentially, proprietary wines. Since 1999, La Table Bâgésienne has been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide, making it one of the oldest Bib Gourmand restaurants in France! We can also cater for special events (weddings, cocktails, takeaways). Cooking courses (will be posted on the site).

Traditional and gourmet cuisine. Local and saffron products. Come and discover an atypical and generous table of friends. Atypical & generous table, traditional & gourmet cuisine based on local products & saffron. Restaurant located in an old mill built on the Reyssouze. You will meet the owner who will be able to speak to you about the culture of saffron. Family, groups, business dinners and evenings with friends, breakfast and brunch: private room for 30 people. Saffron store. Specialties: Salad of poultry liver with saffron vinegar from the Mill, Bresse chicken with cream, saffron ice cream. Upon reservation, the Atelier du Moulin de Riottier welcomes you every Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday lunch. The restaurant owner also offers 3 gîtes, one of which is accessible, a guest room, a store selling local products and decorations, and grows saffron flowers.

Beaujolais-style bistro cuisine. Set menus and daily specials are served every lunchtime during the week. Regional cuisine made using fresh products. The concept behind the cuisine at Le Retinton: A warm and inviting atmosphere where simplicity is key, for an easy-going, enjoyable experience. Beaujolais-style bistro cuisine, all homemade using fresh products. The chef is guided by the seasons, and flavour and quality are paramount. The perfect place for lunch with friends, a meal with coworkers, a girly night out or romantic evening. The restaurant can welcome groups and private functions.

The Auberge du Grand Ronjon is the ideal place to recharge your batteries and rediscover the pleasures of the past. In the heart of the Bresse countryside, in the restored family inn, on the terrace or by the fire depending on the season, you will enjoy an authentic and generous table served by Cocotte in traditional Bresse costume. You will discover a showcase of local recipes and flavors and taste a local cuisine, including the famous Bresse poultry and frogs as in Dombes. If you wish to stay with us, we offer you accommodation in a mobile home with all comforts, by the night or more, and 6 pitches for camping-cars. For your events : weddings, baptisms, birthdays, seminars, company meals. Catering service, dishes and products to take away.

Castle built in 1571, entirely renovated with taste. Nearly 1.000m2 of living space + outbuildings. Situated in a very beautiful enclosed park of 7 hectares, with private fishing pond. Heated pool, sauna, fitness, billiards...10 rooms, 10 bathrooms. Castle built in 1571, entirely renovated with taste. Nearly 1.000m2 of living space + outbuildings. Situated in a very beautiful enclosed park of 7 hectares, with private fishing pond. Located 3 minutes from the medieval village of Romenay (all shops) and 15 kilometers from Tournus, capital of gastronomy in Burgundy (with its many Michelin starred restaurants). Castle completely renovated in 2015/2016, quality furniture. Heated swimming pool open from April 1st to October 31st. Wellness area in the outbuildings with fitness and weight room, sauna, steam room, massage room. Leisure area in the castle with Play-station 3, ping-pong, petanque table, darts, various games, poker table, billiards, baby-foot... Each of the 10 rooms has its own bathroom.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 01/11/2020 NEW! Camp in the midst of the Burgundy vineyards at Huttopia Meursault Campsite. A beautiful 5ha woodland site, offering a relaxing holiday escape. The ideal destination to discover everything the region has to offer… Completely renovated, the living areas and new accommodation overlooking the vineyards will seduce you in any season.

In our Bresse farmhouse with its Saracen chimney, a comfortable gîte has been fitted out on the first floor in the same Bresse spirit, an unusual accommodation in this historic monument that invites you to a timeless experience. Montalibord farm is a listed historic monument in the heart of the Bresse countryside, dating back to the 15th century. Come and immerse yourself in Bresse history by visiting the museum adjoining the gîte. The gîte has a surface area of 90m² and sleeps 5. You'll be able to take full advantage of the natural surroundings, walking by the Montalibord pond or along the Bresse footpaths. You'll appreciate the warm ambience of wood and brick, the comfort of the private bathroom and toilet, the Bresse furniture in every room and the character of this place that invites you to disconnect. You'll also be able to discover the many places and restaurants within a radius of 20 KM or more: we'll be there to advise you. Wifi / games and books available to help you unwind

Area of Saint-Trivier de Courtes. 9 quiet places in the heart of the village. Close to shops and services. Wifi, water, electricity and garbage collection on the site. Access possible 24h/24 Partner of the Camping-Car Park network This area has 9 pitches. Pets are allowed on a leash (a canisite is nearby, near the college). Caravans are not allowed. Reservations can be made with a Camping Car Park subscription card. The area is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Camping du Coq, ideally located on the D975 between Bourg-en-Bresse and Tournus, welcomes travelers for a night or vacationers for a longer stay, in a verdant, peaceful setting on the banks of a river. Charming little campsite on the banks of a river (fishing possible) and the greenway. Pleasantly restorative and beautifully flowered estate in a shady green setting. Municipal campsite in partnership with CAMPING CAR PARK. The campsite doesn't offer any entertainment, but the calm and soothing setting encourages you to relax, discover the surrounding tourist sites and go for a bike ride. The VOIE VERTE runs alongside the campsite, providing easy access to other villages, and the ROUTE des 3 MOULINS (starting at the campsite) runs for 25km through the Bresse bocage; 30 fully serviced pitches (sanitary facilities, electricity, water, drainage, wifi...). On the campsite, there are 9 stabilized pitches for camper vans in case of bad weather; camper vans are allowed all year round and caravans and tents can stay from 01/04 to 30/10 when the sanitary facilities are open. 14 individual terminals with 50 sockets each delivering 6 amps Drainage area Water Waste sorting Wifi Video surveillance Enclosed campsite

Set in the heart of the countryside 550m away, their guest house welcomes you for a calm and relaxing stay. The guest rooms are comfortably equipped, ideal for groups and nature lovers looking for simplicity and authenticity. looking for simplicity and authenticity. Four bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and WCs, plus a family suite converted into a flat (which can only be rented for 4 nights or more), can accommodate up to 15 people. You can also You can enjoy a meal at the table d'hôtes, by the fireplace, with local produce. A A real sense of tranquillity emanates, offering lovers of authenticity the charm of the ‘true rustic’. ‘. To enhance your stay, you can take advantage of a heated swimming pool (May to September), a games room (May to September), a games room, a meeting room, extensive grounds with outdoor games, and on-site hiking hiking trails. A therapeutic spa for 3 people completes these services for a moment of relaxation. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Come and enjoy a change of scenery in the countryside in the upper Beaujolais area at 762 m above sea level, in a haven of peace and tranquillity. Our new spa is your opportunity to really relax, while admiring the view over the surrounding hills.

Valérie and Valentin welcome you to Saint-Nizier-le-Bouchoux, in a natural, peaceful setting planted with trees. This estate, on the edge of a lake, offers comfortable, unusual and unusual accommodation for a different kind of vacation! At the crossroads of Bresse, Burgundy, Mâconnais, Dombes, Bugey and Lyon, and ideally located 5 minutes from exit 10 of the A39 (le jura) and very close to the A6, you'll be staying at Saint-Nizier-le-Bouchoux, in a shady, relaxing estate. Whether you're a family, a couple or a group of friends, for a short or long stay, you'll be seduced by the charm of our wooded estate. You'll be able to recharge your batteries or go fishing on the banks of the lake that runs alongside the campsite, combining relaxation with cultural and gastronomic discoveries of our beautiful region. Heated swimming pool, inflatable structure, children's playground, homeball court, petanque court, fitness area for adults, ping-pong tables and our snack-bar area, will enable you to enjoy moments of pleasure or relaxation. For a peaceful stay with us, you can choose between large, perfectly delimited and shaded pitches, tent lodges, comfortable mobile homes, wooden Pods, original wooden chalets in the shape of comfortable teepees, or real Mongolian yurts of various sizes. During your stay, you'll be able to quickly discover the great cultural sites nearby, such as the Monastère de Brou, the Abbaye de Cluny, the towns of Bourg en Bresse, Louhans and its unmissable cattle market, the first mountain walks in the Jura and all the culinary and wine riches of the region. Whether on site or in the surrounding area, you'll always find something to do or see. Come and discover all the cultural and gastronomic riches of our region! Valérie and Valentin look forward to welcoming you and doing their utmost to make your vacation unforgettable!

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 Treat yourself to a break in the countryside between Morvan forest and the most beautiful vineyards in Burgundy at the fully-renovated Huttopia Etang de Fouché campsite! Open-air sports, gastronomy, activities throughout the summer, or relaxing by the pool… take your pick!

Reception and parking area for camper vans. Located at 2 km from the town centre, where tranquillity reigns.