Camping Municipal Citadelle: Discover Blaye, Gironde

The Citadel of Blaye and the Verrou de l'Estuaire have been inscribed on the prestigious list of World Heritage Sites since 7 July 2008. Inclusion on this list confers on each of the sites listed a universal and exceptional value. Each fortified site, including the Citadel of Blaye within the Verrou de l'Estuaire, presents a facet of Vauban's work, complementary to the others. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the Fédération Française de Randonnée de la Gironde.

Plassac, located 3km south of Blaye on the Gironde Estuary; the southern boundary of the commune (a stream called Brouillon or Gamaye) is considered a "border" between the Oil and Oc countries The ancient presence of man is attested by numerous remains. The witnesses of a rich past give to the commune a particular identity. Nestled in this beautiful hill country, Plassac deserves to be classified as an "ancient village". The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the French Federation of Rambling of the Gironde.

From Cussac-Fort-Médoc, the Amadour path leads to Fort Médoc. Classified as a Historical Monument, this iconic site in Gironde was built by Vauban in 1689. This structure is part of the Vauban Lock, a unique defensive triptych also consisting of the Citadel of Blaye and Fort-Pâté. The route then passes through Lamarque, the gateway to the Médoc, where maritime shuttles connect the two banks of the estuary. The journey continues inland, through the famous village and vineyard of Margaux, up to Le Pian-Médoc, the final Médoc stop.

Between Gauriac and Bourg, the lakeshore road (Route de la Corniche) runs along the GirondeEstuary, sometimes at the foot and sometimes and the top of the cliff. The landscape is dotted with many cave dwellings. You can spot them from the road or pass in front of them along the area’s hiking trails, although they are not open for visits: people still live in some of them! This picturesque route is also known as the “flowering lakeshore road” and the “captains’ route”. During your outing, you can admire beautiful houses built by old long-distance sailors who would bring exotic plant species back from their trips, which can still be seen in the gardens. This 13 km itinerary is punctuated by information panels called “windows onto the estuary”, recounting the stories of the Mascaret wave, the islands, the fish, the shipwrecks and more.

Start from the parking of the restaurant of Roque de Thau, in Villeneuve Enjoy the view on the estuary that gives you the Windows onto the Estuary and the pier. Go to the hamlet center to join the signs. Take the "Circuit de l'Estuaire" direction to the hill. Walk the street "Rue du Mugron". At the exit, go up between the pads that blocks the access for the car. On your left, you will see the winery distiller, intended to produce industrial alcohol from grape marc, created in 1945 by M.Cousinât. Turn completely on the right at the clearing, leave the 2nd World War monument behind you and continue on the path. Go down the stairs, then get back on the D669 E1, Corniche Road. Go to the hamlet called "Marmisson" situated on the left, please be careful with the traffic. In the center, take the path on the left with sign "Escaliers des troglodytes". Climb the stairs to arrive at the edge of the cliff with its old wood oven. Walk along it on the left side for about twenty meters. Climb the stairs and take on the right an other big stairs. On the top, turn left and continue straight between the vines to join the road D669. Here, turn left, pass behind a bus shelters and walk on the pavement to protect yourself from the traffic. In front oh the intersection, cross to continue in "Route des Astéries". In the hamlet, at the covered well, turn right. A little further, turn left on "Route des jardins" and go down. At the following intersection, turn right and continue straight ahead. Continue on this way, commit to the left on the path "Chemin du jonc", along a creek. Continue straight until the signs. At the signs, turn right in the road that climb. On the top, at the intersection with a pave road, turn left and continue straight. At the stop sign, take the left, then the right heading to the château "LaCouture", "Route du Fronton". Pass in front of it, and at the end of the fence, turn left. Take the grassy path that continue between the vines' parcels. At the end of it, turn left and go down to the wood. Walk straight until reach the little creek. Turn left to follow the stream. Twenty meters away, climb the slope on the left, and take the right after that. Continue to follow the vines by the right until you cross an other path. Turn left to arrive on a paved road: cross it and go in front. At the signs, turn right, and continue on the grassy path. Cross the stream and go up the small bridge in front. Take the white path to arrive at the signs. Turn left, at the end of the way, on the road, go on the left and continue until the next intersection. Turn right and immediately on the left. At the end of the hamlet "Bidou, take the right. Follow the paved road remaining on the left. Go straight to the panel "L'Escalette". Go down the road. Down it, in the hamlet "Le Ferreau", turn right. Continue on te right and take the path that goes up almost parallel to the path of descent, until the center of Villeneuve. The church St-Vincent has a gothic tower bell. Walk until the stop. Turn right, and then turn left heading to the cimetery. Walk straight on the side of the château "De Barbe" and, walk between the vines' parcels. At the end, turn right on a little road. Walk until the intersection with the D250. Turn left to the château "Mendoce". At the end of the cellars of the château, go down the slope and walk between the vines and the road. Then, tune on right, to go straight heading to a hut of vines. Turn on left and continue between the vines until the D669 : mind the traffic. Cross the road and stay on the pavement on the left. Go on the left to the stream and then immediately on the left on the top of the dam. Continue until the estuary and turn left to stay up. Arrive in front of the entrance gate of the château "De Barbe", go towards it, between the white path and the vines on the right. Turn right and join the kiosk, little pier monument from XVIIth century that used to be an altar for sailors going on pilgrimage to Montuzet. Go on the left of it and go to the road D669. At the end of it, turn right in parallel of the big road. Continue straight ahead until the parking where you start.

Welcome to the commune of Saint-Julien Beychevelle. You can walk or cycle along the interpretation trail from the village to the estuary, from the estuary to the vineyards and the châteaux. There are 9 markers along the way telling you the history of Saint Julien. In addition to the history, this trail will offer you exceptional views of the estuary, the village and the landscapes of vineyards and castles.

For several years now, Sentiers des Arts has been a cultural and artistic event in the Estuaire region. Discover the works of Saint-Androny, Cartelègue, Etauliers, Saint-Aubin and Val-de-Livenne, proposed by 5 artists with universes as rich as they are varied! Loop available by car.

The Arcins marsh is classified as a Natura 2000 area and offers rich and diverse natural environments: salt and brackish vegetation resulting from tidal movements, wet meadows and alder and ash woods. The site is suitable for the reproduction of amphibians, dragonflies and birds. A trained eye will enable you to spot some rare species: the marsh copper, the estuarine angelica, the wild orchid or the charming otter and the European mink! The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), offered by the French Federation of Rambling of the Gironde.

Start from the parking of the hall of St-Trojan. Before starting the hike, go to see the chapel of Malta's knights. Then from the parking, get back on the road. Turn left and follow the signs. Stay on the left and be careful with the traffic. At the intersection, at the signs of the locality "Bellevue", turn left. Continue straight in the hamlet on a pave road that goes down on a wood. Down the descent, at the bridle, turn left. Pass close to a source and a washhouse and continue up the road. At the hamlet, turn right and immediately, at the corner of the house, turn left along a path. At the sign, continue straight ahead. At the end of the path, turn left to go down to a creek. At the crossroad of two paths, turn right and follow the signs. Exit the wood, you arrive on a pave lave. Continue to the intersection. At the signs, turn left and go down to the houses located in "Plétanne". Continue up the path. At the intersection "Petit Homme", straight ahead and go down to a new intersection. Go to the left and immediately turn right. Follow the signs: little pave road that go up. While you're climbing, you have the departure of the "Hike of the Estuary" on the right. To continue the Hike of the Chapel, do not turn and continue straight ahead. At the end of the path, at the intersection, go left on a pave road : locality "Calagnon". On this road, pass the hamlet of "Belourde", "Peyrolan" and "Nodeau". Stay on this road even if you are crossing others roads, until you join "Repimplet". At the end of this lane, turn left and about ten meters, go right to go down the path. At the intersection with a road, turn left, and at the bridle, go straight to follow the signs to "Rousselet". Pass next to the wine property, turn right and get back on the road, you will pass close to the cemetery of St-Trojan. At the intersection with the road D251, turn left and stay on this side: caution with the traffic. Continue straight ahead to get back to the starting point.

Typical renovated house of 160 square meters, in an quiet and charming old hamlet, surrounded by vines. Full equipped kitchen, living room with fire place. Ground floor with wheelchair access : a room (2 single beds), bathroom, toilet. Upstairs : 2 bedrooms (2 double beds, 2 single beds), a bathroom, toilet. TV set, Internet access, baby's kit, nice enclosed garden, terrace, barbecue, garde furniture, garage and car park. Household linen and sheets rental (12€ per person), baby-sitting possible.

Rest, relaxation and excellent wine are on the agenda at this charming gîte Where better to stay in the Medoc than on a working wine estate? At Château Micalet, the vine is cultivated in the traditional way, with labour-intensive, worthwhile efforts resulting in organic, environmentally friendly wine. The gîte is located on the first floor of a charming 19th century house, in the heart of the estate. The atmosphere is one of rest and relaxation: three comfortable rooms, kitchen, living room, dining room, bathroom and modern facilities: everything is fully equipped. Take advantage of the hosts' friendly advice and local knowledge to tour the coastline (the Fort Médoc is a few minutes away) and discover the local wine heritage in your own time. On your return, you'll be able to taste the family's Cru Artisan: an intriguing, authentic wine.

This ravishing 19th century traditional house is located in the village close to the church at the heart of Côtes de Blaye's vineyard. Enclosed garden, terrace, outside spa from may to september and cycling path close by. Fitted kitchen with microwave/dining area/lounge with DVD player and TV set. Storage room, baby's high chair, 2 bedrooms with queensize beds, bathroom with hair dryer/wc. Upper floor : 1 attic bedroom with double bed, washing area/wc. Electrical heating. House linen included. Non-smoking guests preferred.

In the Medoc region, in the heart of Château Lanessan, the our « Maison des Hôtesses » invites its guests to a relaxing stay in an exceptional natural setting. Ideally located on the world-famous "Route des Chateaux". The cottage can host up to 6 guests in an authentic and cosy environment. It's calm, private garden benefits from a view on the «Musée du Cheval» (Horse Museum) and the beautiful 19th Century greenhouse in our flower garden. We have also booked you a guided tour of our winery and Horse Museum – with its unique family-owned collection of Belle Epoque horse carriages – as well as a wine-tasting event in order to make your stay memorable.

Château Haut-Bourcier has 50 hectares of vines made up of 80% Merlot, 10% Cabernet, 5% Petit Verdot and 5% Malbec, on a clay-limestone soil. It is a family business whose first stones were laid in 1880 in the small village of Saint-Androny, located on the Gironde estuary, 5 km from Blaye. On the vineyard, there are 5 guest rooms in the family house, la Maison de Jean.

Orangery, typical chartreuse.

Located in northern Gironde, in the heart of the Côtes de Bourg vineyards, our gîte is the ideal starting point for discovering the riches of our region: the Citadelle of Blaye, the medieval village of Bourg sur Gironde, the corniche road along the estuary with its carrelets and cliffside houses, the Pair non Pair cave and much more. Located on our family-run wine estate, it adjoins a second gîte and is close to the owners' home; it has a shared courtyard with parking and a private area in front of the gîte with garden furniture. Electric heating. Towels, kitchen linen and end-of-stay cleaning available for hire (extra charge). Shared barbecue (vine shoots provided). Possibility of visiting the cellars and tasting the estate's wines. Bowling green.

Château Léoville Poyferré is located in Saint-Julien, in the heart of the Médoc, 45 km northwest of Bordeaux. The estate dates back to 1638. At the time of the French Revolution, Léoville was the largest wine estate in the Médoc. Following various divisions and inheritances, Léoville Poyferré was created in 1840. Fifteen years later, the château was awarded the title of Second Grand Cru Classé in the famous 1855 classification. The doors of Château Léoville Poyferré are open to wine tourism. Our international team is delighted to show visitors around the estate and share our expertise with wine lovers from all over the world. We offer a range of tasting tours, with varying degrees of technical expertise, for both novice and experienced wine lovers. We look forward to hearing from you!

A "vertical" of three mythical vintages of Léoville Poyferré, with evolutions full of nuances and subtleties, sublimated by a demanding selection of 3 charcuterie and 3 matured farmhouse cheeses, from remarkable terroirs. Duration: 1h30.

Lovers of dark chocolate thought they knew everything about the object of their desire? They didn't count on the unique flavors of Hasnaâ's exceptional chocolates. Crafted in Bordeaux using a unique bean-to-bar method, they harmonize melodiously with the subtle aromas of Château Léoville Poyferré. This delicate osmosis creates an incredible synergy of emotions, offering an explosive experience that brings together two worlds of precision in search of perfection. At the crossroads of top-quality terroirs, you'll make a stopover in the Philippines, before discovering Peru and Bolivia, and exploring unforgettable vintages where powerful tannins and astonishing aromas intertwine. Reservations required. Duration: 1h15.

Designed by the famous engineer Sébastien Vauban, the "Bolt of the Estuary" or "Vauban Triptych" is located on the Gironde Estuary, the largest in Europe. Built during the reign of Louis XIV, its role was to protect the city of Bordeaux 50 km upstream from enemy attacks. This defence system consisted of three forts: the Citadel of Blaye, Fort Pâté (located on Île Pâté in the middle of the estuary) and Fort Médoc in Cussac-Fort-Médoc. Unique in France, the "Bolt of the Estuary", including the Vauban fortifications, has been a listed World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2008.

The church of Saint Martin was built in the 12th, 13th, 19th and 20th centuries. Originally, the church was only a rectangular building of the size of the present choir Later, it was given two bays. The 11th century bell tower dominates the entrance portal, which was gradually sunk into the ground by the successive raising of the road, the old Roman road leading from Blaye to Saintes.

A few kilometers from Blaye, planted on a small hill, the old village of Cars is singular with its attractive Romanesque church Saint-Pierre.

This historic defensive structure is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The structure is made up of three defensive fortresses, designed to close the navigation channels to potential invaders: the Citadelle de Blaye, the Fort Pâté, and our Fort Médoc constitute the estuary's famous "Bolt". Since the site was constructed, the Gironde has been largely impenetrable. Offering easy access to Bordeaux, the Gironde Estuary has always been a coveted strategic location, and a vital defensive stronghold for the town. The seventeenth century royal engineer Vauban was tasked with the design and construction of this breath-taking defensive triptych, a unique edifice in France. In Cussac-Fort-Médoc, on the left bank, visitors discover the Porte Royale guard house, the ideal starting point to discover the site's enthralling history as part of a guided tour!

At the exit of the commune, in the direction of Eyrans, stands one of the two Protestant temples of the canton (with that of Saint-Aubin-de-Blaye); it was built in the 19th century.

At this authentic family property, dedication to winegrowing is in the blood In the space of a few years (25 to be exact) the Brun family has seen their estate grow from only one and half hectares to 14, 12 of which lie within the boundaries of the Haut-Médoc appellation, and the other 2 form part of the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation. The chateau is proud of its independence. Located in Cussac-Fort-Médoc, on the banks of the Gironde estuary, the estate benefits from the same ideal microclimate as its renowned neighbours. On the road that leads past some of the region's most prestigious chateaus, the estate's laid-back, family atmosphere provides the perfect setting for a well-earned break. Having enjoyed a tour of the vineyards and winery buildings, visitors are invited to taste some of the chateau's authentically rich and complex Cru Artisan wines.

From 3000 years, ships from all over the world sailed down the estuary: Viking boats, tanker boats, gabares, sailors, cruisers, fisher boats. Nowadays, they are mainly cruisers, sailors and small fisher boats. People fishes shrimps, eels, or in the past sturgeons (which are now protected). Fishing from boats or typical small houses along on the bank of the estuary is an old tradition. It enriches our gastronomy.

Discover the château's secrets on a veritable journey for the senses Truly remarkable scenery, even by the Medoc's standards, provides the perfect, picturesque backdrop for an exceptional Grand Cru Bourgeois chateau. Visitors are invited to trace the chateau's history, from its construction in 1773 by Jacques de Bergeron, to the recent renovation of its stunning 19th century residence, from explanations of the production process, to a tasting of five exceptional vintages (as part of the prestige tour). This enchanting tour gives visitors the chance to see, feel, and interact as part of a veritable voyage of sensory discovery, ending of course in the chateau's cellar-boutique. Château Lamothe Bergeron offers a plethora of new and exciting experiences: gourmet chefs are invited to run workshops in the kitchens, seminars are organised in its cosy meeting rooms...

From a family of great Bordeaux wine merchants and grand nephews of François Mauriac, Arthur and Laetitia Mauriac decided to join forces in their shared passion and set about making the wines of "Château la Levrette". Today, at the head of the estate, we work the vines organically. In our wines, we seek to express and transmit all the finesse and elegance of the magnificent Blayais terroir, while respecting the fruit.

Charming, original architecture rises from the unique spiral motifs of its base Watching over a vast territory from four lofty bull's eye windows, the Dôme de Lamarque is the region's sentinel. From one side of the tower, visitors enjoy views of the Gironde estuary and its isles, and of the regions world-renowned chateaus and winegrowing properties from the other. The village of Lamarque is the gateway to the Medoc (located only a few minutes from Blaye), and its famous dome is its soaring watchman. The imposing tower can be seen from miles around.The dome, attached to the Saint-Seurin church, is itself a remarkable edifice: charming, original architecture rises from the spiral motifs and unique staircase at its base. Each of the tower's floors has its own marvels to discover, before visitors are left awestruck by the magnificent panoramic views at its summit.

Checked tablecloths, pretty old-fashioned decoration, pleasant service. Everything is homemade from the starter to the dessert and a very South West menu.

Our wine bar is ready for wine, art and garden lovers. Seating for 25. The proposals are deliberately locavore: Ham from Aldudes, sheep from the Basque Country and home-made foie gras with Sauternes. It will be easy for the wines: Château Chasse-Spleen, Blanc de Chasse-Spleen, Château Gressier Grand Poujeaux.

From April until October, our wine bar and its 25 seats will be ready to welcome wine, art and garden enthusiasts. The offer is intentionaly locavore. An easy initiative regarding our wine offer: Château Chasse-Spleen, Héritage de Chasse Spleen, Château Gressier Grand Poujeaux. As for the snacks, they come from a maximum distance of 200 kilometres (=124 miles) (the nearby departments Landes, Périgord, Charentes and Pyrénées), homemade gravlax duck breast fillet, Kintoa ham from Les Aldudes, pure duck dry sausage, walnut cheese by the Echourgnac abbey sisters, sheep’s cheese from the Basque country mountain pastures and homemade foie gras.

In a convivial setting, discover a panel of 24 wines from the 8 Médoc AOCs, on your own or with a group. Red, white and rosé wines, Grands Crus Classés and local aperitifs can be enjoyed at any time in a lounge or on an outdoor terrace overlooking the estuary. To extend the experience, accompany your tastings with amuse-bouches on sale on site, and try your hand at the game of aromas.

Located on the central square of the village de Bages, steps from Château Lynch-Bages, this authentic and welcoming bistro is a local favorite to share a traditional and tasty market cuisine prepared with regional produce. Seasonally, we offer two menus for your delight : Lavinal menu : 28€ excluding drinks or Gourmet menu : 38€ excluding drinks

Restaurant with panoramic sight on the Gironde’s estuary, you can enjoy yourself the traditional food and local specialities accompany with an excellent red wine.

Restaurant with panoramic sight on the Gironde’s estuary, you can enjoy yourself the traditional food and local specialities accompany with an excellent red wine.

Fast-food restaurant offering salads, croques, tartines, entrecôte, crêpes, ice creams and waffles. Wine bar. Continuous service every day.

Pizzas, salads, tapas, desserts and drinks. Home made pizza dough. Take away and delivery.

Stéphane and his team welcome you to discover a simple, healthy and tasty local cuisine! We propose you various formulas for your group meals, birthday meals, company meals, end of year meals, associations...

Typical renovated house of 160 square meters, in an quiet and charming old hamlet, surrounded by vines. Full equipped kitchen, living room with fire place. Ground floor with wheelchair access : a room (2 single beds), bathroom, toilet. Upstairs : 2 bedrooms (2 double beds, 2 single beds), a bathroom, toilet. TV set, Internet access, baby's kit, nice enclosed garden, terrace, barbecue, garde furniture, garage and car park. Household linen and sheets rental (12€ per person), baby-sitting possible.

Alex's Bed and Breakfast La Garde is located in a village of 15 inhabitants, next to the Château Roland La Garde, with a panoramic view on the vineyards, in a very quiet environment. Come and relax, in a friendly atmosphere! House of character ... Spacious and comfortable rooms ! 1 room with single bed. Bathroom and WC Common. Facebook page : chambres d'hôtes la garde

Benefiting from air conditioning and a terrace, JOLIE MAISON SPACIEUSE et FONCTIONNELLE À 9 min DE LA CITADELLE ET 15 min DU CNPE DU BLAYAIS is located in Saint-Seurin-de-Cursac. You will benefit from a free private parking. This house has 2 bedrooms, a flat screen TV, a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, a dryer and a bathroom with a shower. You can relax in the garden. You will be 36 km from Bordeaux and 47 km from Saint-Émilion. Finally, Bordeaux-Mérignac airport, the nearest airport, is 37 km from the JOLIE MAISON SPACIEUSE accommodation.

Angélique and Alexis welcome you to this former hotel-restaurant, now converted into a Chambres & Tables d'Hôtes for a pleasant stay, with the option of a brasserie in summer. Situated on the Route des Vins between Royan (75 km) and Bordeaux (45 km), take advantage of the Canal des 2 Mers and the Tour de Gironde by bike to discover the riches of the estuary. Evening events are available for business travelers (upon presentation of proof). Bikes can be stored under a shelter. For cyclists and tourists, the establishment has been awarded the "Accueil Vélo" label.

In the heart of the vines, guests here are always accorded a warm welcome This much-loved, blissful guesthouse is run in the image of a man of character, a man of the vine, Médocain through and through. As such, guests are accorded a characteristically warm welcome. The house is situated in the heart of a majestic landscape, with vines everywhere you look, between the estuary and the Atlantic coast, with roads snaking their way from Bordeaux to Lacanau via Pauillac and Margaux. Many a happy hour has been spent here in this old house, in the heart of Lamarque: 5 comfortable bedrooms offer restful sleep after a long day spent exploring the Medoc, and a pretty terrace to relax the next morning. Your hosts are more than willing to impart their local wisdom, telling stories of the local church, its magnificent dome that looks out onto the presque isle...

Rest, relaxation and excellent wine are on the agenda at this charming gîte Where better to stay in the Medoc than on a working wine estate? At Château Micalet, the vine is cultivated in the traditional way, with labour-intensive, worthwhile efforts resulting in organic, environmentally friendly wine. The gîte is located on the first floor of a charming 19th century house, in the heart of the estate. The atmosphere is one of rest and relaxation: three comfortable rooms, kitchen, living room, dining room, bathroom and modern facilities: everything is fully equipped. Take advantage of the hosts' friendly advice and local knowledge to tour the coastline (the Fort Médoc is a few minutes away) and discover the local wine heritage in your own time. On your return, you'll be able to taste the family's Cru Artisan: an intriguing, authentic wine.

This ravishing 19th century traditional house is located in the village close to the church at the heart of Côtes de Blaye's vineyard. Enclosed garden, terrace, outside spa from may to september and cycling path close by. Fitted kitchen with microwave/dining area/lounge with DVD player and TV set. Storage room, baby's high chair, 2 bedrooms with queensize beds, bathroom with hair dryer/wc. Upper floor : 1 attic bedroom with double bed, washing area/wc. Electrical heating. House linen included. Non-smoking guests preferred.

In the Medoc region, in the heart of Château Lanessan, the our « Maison des Hôtesses » invites its guests to a relaxing stay in an exceptional natural setting. Ideally located on the world-famous "Route des Chateaux". The cottage can host up to 6 guests in an authentic and cosy environment. It's calm, private garden benefits from a view on the «Musée du Cheval» (Horse Museum) and the beautiful 19th Century greenhouse in our flower garden. We have also booked you a guided tour of our winery and Horse Museum – with its unique family-owned collection of Belle Epoque horse carriages – as well as a wine-tasting event in order to make your stay memorable.

Our detached chalet is set in our own private grounds, surrounded by greenery. It comprises a bedroom with a 160 cm bed, a bathroom, a terrace and a parking space. You won't need to load your suitcases, as we provide all bed linen and towels. In our communal garden, you can enjoy the company of the house's dwarf goats and dogs. In season, you can relax in our heated swimming pool. You can also store your bicycles overnight.