Explore Commensacq with Camping Baradis

Clearly identifiable by the deciduous vegetation that contrasts with the maritime pine forest of the plateau, the Grande Leyre is a real waterway that winds through the undergrowth and banks lined with royal osmund The gallery forest, narrow on the Landes part, criss-crosses the pine forest. A young river from a geological point of view, the Leyre carries sand, which accumulates in the meanders. The canoe offers a chance to discover this rich and fragile natural space. Boarding at the most upstream point of the river: the airial of Mexico

The Grande Leyre and the Eyre are real waterways with banks lined with royal osmunda. The water, of rust color, slides on the undulating sand. The place is studded with dragonflies. Alder and oak trees form a vegetal canopy. The Leyre, of amber color, flows on a bed of sand. Clearly identifiable by the deciduous vegetation which contrasts with the maritime pine forest of the plateau, this river is rich and fragile. Route from Pissos to Saugnacq-et-Muret passing by Moustey.

From the Luë water tower, follow a cycle path through the forest to the entrance to the village of Pontenx-les-Forges. There are no difficulties on this route, which is accessible to all.

From the Luë water tower, follow a cycle path through the heart of the forest to the entrance to Labouheyre. There are no difficulties on this route, which is accessible to all.

Behind the small private chapel of Notre Dame, in the Moulin de Pin district, there are three magnificent fountains and a Way of the Cross. - The fountain of Saint Jean stands in the marshy meadow and is used for minor skin problems, - Not far away is the fountain of Notre Dame, which is visited for no specific reason, i.e. for all sorts of illnesses, just as in other Marian shrines, - The fountain of Saint Rose appears along the Way of the Cross which goes up the course of the stream. The fame of its waters is quite exceptional since it is often said to cure many cases of impetigo.

From the station of Ychoux, take the old railway line in the direction of Pissos. Continue to Moustey. The asphalt track winds its way through the heart of the pine forest Attention, this circuit is in clean site and in shared site (Road and cycle track)

This itinerary takes in the pond and the Forges stream, then the Basque stream, in a forest landscape. Attractions in Ychoux: Notre-Dame de l?Assomption d?Ychoux church, built in the 14th or 15th century, features a richly decorated interior, in part by the painter Jean-Henri Tayan. This route is proposed by the Comité Régional de Randonnée Pédestre. Departing from a train station or TER bus stop, it allows you to join a walking or hiking itinerary, and to take an ecomobility trip!

The arboretum of Ychoux is a site of stroll to discover in family, and which was conceived in the middle of the forest of pines. Two marked discovery itineraries have been set up with the collaboration of the ONF. The arboretum of Ychoux aims to enhance the collection of trees planted in 1998, to strengthen the reception of the campsite, and to highlight the environmental aspect of wetlands. Water mirror of the pond, open space in meadow, overgrown banks filled with mysteries, riparian forest cordon, collection of young trees that now take their place in the landscape, this site has a large potential for discovery. A signposting informs you of the extent of the site, and the marking out of the paths with themes. The reading tables bring a sense to the walk.

A pretty wooded route punctuated by picturesque buildings, some of which are listed as Historic Monuments.

From the Grande Lande to the pine forest, from resin to corn, from steam to the TGV, the Landes de Gascogne is constantly changing and adapting.

With 230 seats, Le Félix welcomes you all year round for a varied program of generalist and arthouse films, as well as film-related activities for a quality cinematic experience. Classified as an art house cinema with a label for young audiences, with an average of 14 screenings and 6 films per week. You'll receive a warm welcome, and each screening will be introduced by a member of our team.

Baptiste SERIN, international rugby player with Rugby Club Toulonnais and former member of Union-Bègles-Bordeaux, has renovated for you, with the help of his parents Marie-Pierre and Philippe, a resinière in the heart of the forest in the Parc Naturel des Landes de Gascogne on a 7600m² airial, 3/4 hour from the coast. For your relaxation, a private swimming pool (6.5m x 3.5m, secured by a roller shutter) is available from June to September, weather permitting.

Large 2.5-hectare wooded estate with direct freeway access, 20 minutes from the ocean beaches. Domaine Temali can accommodate up to 13 people in 4 renovated homes (La Villa Temali, the adjoining Papà and Mamà gîtes) Each cottage is independent and promises privacy for guests staying there. The entire estate can also be rented out (cousinade, wedding, artists' residency...)

A blend of traditional and contemporary Landes style, the villa is 180m2 in size, set in 2 hectares of fully fenced wooded parkland. Its private swimming pool and large terrace promise long lazy days and summer evenings around the barbecue. The villa has 3 bedrooms, a bathroom and kitchen, a winter lounge and a summer lounge with large bay windows. It opens onto the private swimming pool and a large terrace/garden in the middle of the estate. The villa can accommodate up to 6 people.

VILLA du domaine type landaise, renovated by an architect, with a designer kitchen at the heart of the living room for a convivial and shared atmosphere, extremely bright room, find a contemporary layout, ideal environment for groups and family reunions, large bedrooms, large dining room 70% glazed and openable up to 20 people, large terrace, 3000m² green space to entertain you. The 120m3 heated swimming pool (6.9 m x 13.4 m) with a secure curtain gives you the choice of a sporting or relaxing activity, you'll discover the vertical barbecue, you could test the home-made brazier on request, enjoy the 30m² pergola with its electric curtain and garden furniture for outdoor meals, the 2-seater Jacuzzi awaits you for your wellbeing, you'll enjoy the beautiful view over the estate, the house being on an elevation.

Semi-detached house T5 renovated and located in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional des Landes de Gascogne, on enclosed garden with trees 25 km from the Atlantic Ocean. Sheltered parking in a barn, above ground swimming pool (9.50 x 4.60), plancha, table tennis, 4 bikes, volleyball net. Electric heating and wood. Kitchen, dining area opening onto the terrace, large living room with access to the terrace. Shower room. Wc. Upstairs 3 bedrooms (2 beds 140, 2 beds 90). All shops at 10 km.

Grouped together in hamlets of 3 and built of Landes pine, our forest gîtes blend perfectly into their surroundings, offering the peace and quiet appreciated by our residents. They combine interior comfort with proximity to a leisure area in the heart of the forest. All floors are tiled, and heating is electric. A large covered terrace with table and benches is at your disposal. Facilities : TV, blankets, pillows, dishwasher, oven, electric hob, kitchen utensils. Free wifi in the gîtes. Shared washing machine. Equipment required: sheets, towels and household linen. Two adult bicycles are available free of charge. In July and August, you'll enjoy free admission to the local swimming pool and an introduction to canoeing.

Before or after visiting the Marquèze district, discover the Marquèze Exhibition Pavilion. Bernard Manciet, Au Pays de L'Esquive > March 30 to September 1, 2024 After spending the winter at the Villa Béatrix-Enea, Anglet?s contemporary art center, the Bernard Manciet, Au Pays de l?Esquive exhibition will settle in Sabres, the town of its birth. This sumptuous retrospective of over 167 works - paintings, drawings, sketches - by Bernard Manciet, will be on view from March 30 to September 1, 2024 at the Pavillon de l?Écomusée de Marquèze.

Hop aboard the century-old train to go to Marquèze, an authentic district (hamlet) of the Grande Lande, at the heart of a protected natural area. Savoir-faire from ancient times, ancient furnished houses, a mill, a bread furnace, domestic animals, traditional Gascon games, treats....

The 13m2 air-conditioned studio (living room 10m2 + dining room 3m2) includes 1 bunk bed (double bed downstairs with Emma mattress and single upstairs), a fully-equipped kitchen (fridge, induction hob, microwave, Nespresso, kettle, toaster, washing machine, iron) with all you need to cook and eat, 1 folding table with folding chairs, TV, WiFi and a separate bathroom with toilet, basin and shower. The 25m2 private terrace features a pergola and garden furniture. You have at your disposal : - Coffee - Tea - Shower gel - Toilet paper - Cleaning products ATTENTION: Sheets and towels are not provided. Sheets and towels can be rented for 5? for the stay.

Vis Mineralis, Stéphanie Cherpin, Commensacq, 2011. Programmation : Laurent Le Deunff Stéphanie Cherpin chose to use an old wagon from the railway line that linked the Sabres station to Labouheyre, which she now proposes to us abandoned in the middle of the vegetation If this wagon has lost its function forever, it keeps in memory the imprint of a strong human activity. It imposes itself with all its potential as the object, the scale and the main material of a fossilized sculpture, colonized by an artificial cave. It is not a question of erecting a monument or magnifying a ruin, but of reviving a living sign that marks this union between the natural environment and technical productions, and will inevitably remain visible despite a gradual but irrepressible return to a wild state.

Commensacq's Romanesque church, largely rebuilt in the 15th century, was fortified in the following century during the Wars of Religion. The 17th century saw the construction of the Sainte-Quitterie chapel, which was converted into a porch in the 19th century. The present neo-Gothic bell tower dates from 1866. Two carved friezes were reassembled and adapted around the nave's western pillar in the early 19th century. Carved at the end of the 15th century, they depict secular scenes, probably illustrating the five senses. In the choir, a magnificent high altar by the Mazetti brothers from Avignon was added in 1781.

Commensacq's popular media library is open to all, young and old. It offers free borrowing and consultation of all kinds of media: novels, children's books, documentaries, etc. In particular, it has a collection of works on the heritage of the Landes region, and organizes occasional workshops for children and teenagers, meetings with authors and exhibitions, with the aim of enriching everyone's culture in a convivial way.

The media library is a friendly space of over 300m², managed and animated by the director, the digital animator and a team of volunteers, whose mission is to serve the local population and provide access to culture and digital tools.

2014 programming : > 20/01 to 17/02 'Graff & Tag' - Club photo Labouheyre ?Les imagiers? a look at the talents of graffiti artists and taggers. > 03/16 to 04/13 'Regards croisés' - Maurice LEBRUN: this photographer likes to invent a future for our moors by working extensively with artificial intelligence (AI). > 04/06 to 02/07 'School exhibition' - Maurice LEBRUN + CE2 école Olympe de Gouges: works from school workshops. > 07/13 to 08/17 'Amateur photography' - Club photo Labouheyre ?Les imagiers? : work by club members on the 2024 theme. > 09/21 to 10/19: 'Artistic residencies' - Anne-Laure Boyer/Kristof Guez & Maxime Couturier: a new way of discovering well-known and stories. > 16/11 to 14/12 'Free exhibition' - Surprise program!

Passion Myrtilles" is located north of Sabres on the edge of Trensacq, and is open from June 1 to mid-August for free picking. Directional signs will be posted along the roadside, and driver assistance sites will also show you the way. Certified organic, the 9-hectare plantation is farmed exclusively using Biodynamic methods, and some 30 beehives make their home here year-round.

La portée, Marie Denis, Airial du Saucissé - Sabres, 2013. Programmation : Didier Arnaudet In this place charged with a forgotten past, a mystery, Marie Denis invites us to rediscover, to imagine the clues and signs that time and history have mixed or erased. Her Art Deco portal, in wrought iron, rises up without ostentation, surrounded by oak trees, in the elegant nakedness of her life, like the familiar vigil of a memory to be shared, and opens up to give free rein to the exchanges between reality and imagination, the visible and the invisible, the here and the elsewhere. It is adorned with stainless steel chime tubes, arranged in a sound and intriguing balance. The slightest breath of wind animates it and carries it away in a musical phrase, unpredictable, enchanted and therefore legendary, which has the fragility of a dream and the primitive simplicity of an emotion.

Discover the old village of Solférino, with its alleyways of cottages and Ste Eugénie church, created by Napoleon III in 1863. Classified as a Remarkable Heritage Site. As you stroll through the village, you'll discover its distinctive architecture, with the former town hall and school on either side of the "allée du Centenaire", the former presbytery and the craftsmen's houses with their canopies on cast-iron columns at the front. 4 other alleys are symmetrical to the allée du Centenaire, where cottages are built for farm workers. Loops from 2 to 5km Parking & departure: Eglise Ste Eugénie - allée du Centenaire Route: Follow the RD325 allée du Centenaire in the direction of Morcenx, then turn right on allée Schneider, then right on allée Impératrice Eugénie or allée Henri Crouzet, and return along the "voie douce". no signposting.

Before or after visiting the Marquèze district, discover the Marquèze Exhibition Pavilion. Bernard Manciet, Au Pays de L'Esquive > March 30 to September 1, 2024 After spending the winter at the Villa Béatrix-Enea, Anglet?s contemporary art center, the Bernard Manciet, Au Pays de l?Esquive exhibition will settle in Sabres, the town of its birth. This sumptuous retrospective of over 167 works - paintings, drawings, sketches - by Bernard Manciet, will be on view from March 30 to September 1, 2024 at the Pavillon de l?Écomusée de Marquèze.

Hop aboard the century-old train to go to Marquèze, an authentic district (hamlet) of the Grande Lande, at the heart of a protected natural area. Savoir-faire from ancient times, ancient furnished houses, a mill, a bread furnace, domestic animals, traditional Gascon games, treats....

In season natural terrace under the superb plane trees in Place de la Mairie

We have a large air-conditioned dining room with 100 seats and 2 terraces of about 50 places each, one at the front covered and another at the back under the trees which brings a little coolness in hot weather.

Born of the social and republican movements that followed the Revolution, these associative cafés have remained today places of meeting and conviviality in the towns of the Landes de Gascogne. You can stop there to have a drink, listen to a concert or share a meal!

In the heart of the Haute Lande, in this family house we offer you the opportunity to taste our homemade, seasonal and regional cuisine. On sunny days you can enjoy lunch and dinner on the terrace shaded by bicentenary plane trees.

Dining cellar. Restaurant, wine cellar, beer cellar. Local produce. Roast chicken at weekends. Home-made, seasonal cuisine. Terrace. On site or takeaway.

Pizzeria open Wednesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner! Take-away sales

Snacks: Kebab, Kefta, Pita, American, Burger, Panini, Tacos, Plates, Nuggets. Children's menu

In the heart of the Regional Park of the Landes and Gascony, Nadine and Michel Lesclauze welcome you to their large Landes house originally founded by Michel's parents. The smiling and warm atmosphere of a family inn is above all preserved by the Chef de cuisine.

Camping baradis

Charming shady wooden bungalow in a peaceful hamlet

In the heart of the Landes de Gascogne Regional Nature Park, Cantegrit, a former stable, has been given a new lease of life. You'll love the unusual character of this gite, set in a privileged natural environment with its own swimming pool. Kitchenette, living room, 3 bedrooms (2 beds 140, 2 beds 90), bathroom. LL, LV, MO, TV, laptop, 3G key. 2 terraces with garden furniture, plancha barbecue. 4000 m² of undefined land. Baby gîte, sheets provided and beds made, table linen provided. Swimming pool 7.5x4 m, depth 1.40 m. 7 bicycles available. Ground floor and first floor. In a small hamlet in the middle of a forest. 8 bikes of different sizes.

chalet for 7 people, comprising 3 bedrooms: 1 master bedroom (bed 160), 1 double bedroom (bed 140) and 1 bedroom with 3 single beds, a living room with fully-equipped open kitchen (fridge, hob, microwave, dishwasher), 2 shower rooms and 2 WCs, a laundry cupboard with washing machine. The chalet has reversible air-conditioning. A covered terrace with outdoor lounge. set in shady grounds of 400m2, with garden dining area and plancha/barbecue.

Area dedicated to campers with 6 pitches for tents or caravans.

1 room 1 bed 160 1 room 2 beds 90 Sheets supplied Towels available on request Children's equipment on request

House of about 180 m2, composed of a large living room, a kitchen, 2 bathrooms/showers, 3 toilets, a laundry room. 4 bedrooms, 3 for 2 persons and one for 4 persons. Fully equipped, TV, wood stove and wifi Shared 10x4 pool

Independent lodging composed of a fully equipped kitchen, a laundry, a toilet, a beautiful living room with cathedral living room, upstairs 2 bedrooms and a shower room with toilet. Outside terrace. Swimming pool 10x4 to share