Camping d'Angers: explore Angers, Maine-et-Loire delight

The Thouet Valley is discovered at the rate of cycling thanks to a marked route on small roads and farm tracks or bike paths. Affluent of the Loire, the Thouet is a discreet river which hides many treasures. Along its 150 km, it meanders through varied landscapes and authentic villages. This bike route is accompanied by loops that complete the discovery of Thouarsais, vineyards to the plains. More information on www.valleeduthouet.fr Le Thouet by bike is one of the sections of the Vélo Francette, a route linking Normandy to the Charente coast, via the Thouarsais. www.lavelofrancette.com So do not hesitate to ride your bike for unexpected and preserved discoveries! New: order online your picnic prepared by local restaurateurs with local products !!! All information on www.lebonpicnic.com

12.5 km hike from the church square in St Martin de Sanzay, village located 12km north of Thouars and the border of Maine and Loire. Walk that will allow you to discover heritage sites and appreciate the agrarian landscape, fruit of the long work of man on his environment. Download card http://randoendeuxsevres.fr/index.php?id_product=1705&controller=product and on sale at the Tourist Office of Pays Thouarsais

Follow the purple arrows and discover the vineyards and villages between the Thouet and Argenton rivers!

Walk around the Deux-Sèvres Tramway A 1.6 km walk allows everyone, tourists and inhabitants alike, to relive the Tramway des Deux-Sèvres (TDS) in its preserved space through an exhibition of 16 large paintings in the open air. This research work of the 3A thus exposed makes relive this industrial parenthesis which functioned from 1898 to 1939. The line linked Bressuire to Montreuil-Bellay, 62 km apart, passing through many towns including the Argenton station. Other panels (15) around the cemetery show the local life from old postcards unpublished. Tramway line built between 1892 and 1898. 62 km long, it linked Bressuire to Montreuil Bellay with its station in Argenton-Château ... The TDS went through Argentonnay, passing through La Coudre, Le Breuil-sous-Argenton and Ulcot.

Dominated by the ruins of the medieval castle, Argenton les Vallees has the quiet charm of rural villages. Its rich heritage is discovered during a trip that also allows to admire the landscapes.

Discover the Argenton Valley through its picturesque landscapes. Come and stroll through remarkable natural spaces and discover the historical built heritage at the bend of the road. Departures : Argenton Les Vallées, place Léopold Bergeon or Massais, place de l'église

Discover Argenton, in the footsteps of Uncle George... A land of daring and adventure, the Argenton Valley abounds in magical places that bear witness to a rich and complex history. By following step by step the clues scattered throughout the town, discover the life of Uncle Georges, an emblematic character of the commune of Argenton les Vallées and let yourself be told the story of a man and a town of character... Discovery booklet available at the Tourist Office of Bressuire et Mauléon, and at the Maison des services in Argenton les Vallées.

On the borders of Poitou and Anjou, Saix offers visitors its Poitevin hamlet, marked by the memory of Sainte-Radegonde. This path allows views on castles or wine estates, with beautiful panoramas on the North of Poitou where the vine and the tuffeau are married.

At the exit of the village of Saix, the path introduces you little by little in a forest environment. Come and live a pleasant moment in contact with these majestic trees. The views follow one another: dovecotes, vineyards or the chapel in memory of Sainte-Radegonde. Beautiful discoveries in perspective.

This path will allow you to appreciate the remarkable troglodytic heritage of the picturesque villages where the troglos were dug in the local blacnhe stone, the tuffeau. It will lead you to the heart of the vineyards, where famous grape varieties such as Cabernet Franc or Pinot Blanc de Loire are grown.

15 minutes south of Angers, between the Loire and the châteaux of Anjou, the gîte "Au temps suspendu" has been tastefully restored by Andréa and Philippe, who welcome you for a stay with family or friends. Enjoy the authentic charm of tuffeau, slate and sunsets over the valley and vineyards. Dating from the 19th century, the house has been tastefully decorated and boasts a large, bright living room, a new kitchen, bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and a spacious terrace with access to the peaceful garden, sun loungers and a large table for al fresco dining. The accommodation Facing a horizon where sumptuous sunsets blossom, Andréa and Philippe have restored the house using authentic materials - tufa, stone, slate, terracotta tiles - and ecological choices, with a refined, cosy decor to welcome your guests. A vast terrace leads from the ground floor to a bright living room, kitchen and bedrooms. Bedrooms 2 and 3 have their own bathrooms, while bedroom 1 has a bathroom right next door. The garden has sun loungers for reading under the trees or watching the sunset. The peaceful countryside, the splendour of the sites, the walks through the vineyards and the restaurants on offer are all yours. Access for travellers In this detached house, the whole of the accommodation, with its large terrace and wooded garden, is accessible for your stay for up to 10 people (1 bedroom with a double bed + 1 bedroom with a double bed and 2 single beds and a double bed on the mezzanine + 1 bedroom with a double bed). Parking is available in the courtyard or outside. Andréa and Philippe will be delighted to welcome you and can, if you wish, share any information you may need to make your stay a success. Other comments The accommodation is on one level and accessible to people with reduced mobility. One of the bedrooms has a bathroom accessible for a person using a 0.80 wheelchair. You will be staying in the heart of the countryside, with the opportunity to walk through the vineyards and along the rivers, while still being only a quarter of an hour from the town's amenities.

Set off in search of the High Perch! Armed with all the tools of an explorer, a map, a compass and a booklet, you'll be ready to find the code for the lock on the safe... As a reward, you'll be offered a tasting of wine and grape juice! Pass with flying colours and embark on your own exploration of the world of wine, full of surprising flavours and aromas! This activity is part of the Anjou'R&Nuit event. Bookings at the Anjou Vignoble et Villages Tourist Office: 02.41.78.26.21 - accueil@anjou-vignoble-villages.com or https://anjou-vignoble-villages.com/anjour-nuit/anjour-nuit-animations-autour-des-5-sens/

Situated in the heart of the Loire Valley, close to Angers, Domaine Haute Perche benefits from an exceptional geographical location to produce the finest nectars. In 2019, a new owner with a passion for vines will take over the reins of the estate, maintaining the credo of the founders and surrounded by the same team. He is investing in the estate, both in terms of equipment and human resources, in order to give it fresh impetus and adapt to the changes taking place in today's wine world. Combining traditional know-how and modernity, Domaine Haute Perche produces exceptional wines with respect for nature, as the estate has been fully certified organic since 2022 and undergoing biodynamic conversion to Demeter certification in 2019. The soils and vines have been tended according to biodynamic principles since November 2019, with the application of preparations based on horn dung, plants (horsetail, valerian, nettle, yarrow, etc.) and minerals (horn silica, etc.) to the rhythm of the lunar cycles. Domaine Haute Perche welcomes visitors from Monday to Saturday for a tour of the vines and cellar, and a wine tasting session.

The castle with its 17 duo tone towers is one of the best preserved medieval fortresses in France! Inside, you will find the 14th century ‘Apocalypse Tapestry’. Measuring 103 metres in length, it the largest of all medieval woven tapestries.

Following a visit to the castle, take a walk along the ‘Bout du Monde’ with its impressive views of the river Maine and the château.

Since 1984, the restored 'L’abbatiale Toussaint' (the abbey-church of All Saints - 13th Century) has housed the works of the sculptor David d’Angers (1788-1856). Included are monuments, commissioned work (such as the façade of the Pantheon), and a gallery of contemporary busts and medallions.

The garden of the Museum of Fine Arts and the St-Eloi Place are accessed via the entrance to the museum on Rue Toussaint.

The first recorded example of Plantagenet gothic architecture. The cathedral is full of stunning features including its elaborate facade and stone carvings (grimacing faces, monsters and acrobats), and the stained glass window - the oldest of which dates back to 1165 AD.

Built in the 15th century by Olivier Barrault, the king’s secretary and treasurer of Britain, this magnificent site now houses the Museum of Fine Arts with collections displaying the history and heritage of Angers. There is more than 3,000m² of permanent exhibition space with further space put aside for temporary exhibits that alternate between the historical and the contemporary. Among the masterpieces on show are works from Lippi, Jordaens, Champaigne, Fragonard, Chardin, Watteau, Ingres, or Morellet.

Modern gourmet cuisine based on seafood and local produce - that in itself should be persuasive enough to spend a gastronomic few hours at this popular restaurant, part of a larger hotel complex. The setting is beautiful, nestling in amongst 7 acres of a verdant green landscape where you can enjoy the scenery beforehand with a drink on the terrace. Eating in the restaurant is like eating under the stars, thanks to its unusual glass roof. The team at La Table Loire & Sens know how important service is and also recognise the joy of eating. The menu is inventive and changes regularly in-sync with the seasons (locally grown seasonal vegetable are a speciality). La Table Loire & Sens open from Monday to Saturday from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Sunday from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m.

Bistrot by the water

Feeling peckish? Treat yourself to a gourmet break at the campsite's Restaurant snack bar, the ideal place to meet for a refreshment, an aperitif or to try one of the many dishes on the à la carte menu.

This charming little inn is set in the heart of the Aubance vineyards, just 5 minutes from the Château de Brissac, and serves traditional French cuisine. The wine list highlights regional products. The restaurant has several small rooms with the traditional slate walls of the region. In fine weather, the south-facing terrace in the heart of the village is the perfect place to enjoy a good meal.

La Guinguette à Jojo, on the banks of the Loire since 1959 15 minutes from Angers and Brissac Loire Aubance, La Guinguette à Jojo, the oldest and most famous guinguette in Maine-et-loire, welcomes you to an exceptional setting on the banks of the Loire, a natural site listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. With family, friends or lovers, enjoy our traditional French cuisine and specialities from the banks of the Loire, musical entertainment, play areas for young and old (games, table tennis, table football, boules pitch, hammocks, etc.) and admire the sunset with a panoramic view over the Loire. RESTAURANT & BAR open from Tuesday evening to Sunday evening, from 15 May to 15 September 2025. RESERVATIONS CAN BE MADE NOW, ONLINE ONLY: https://www.guinguetteajojo.fr/fr/. For further information, please call 02 41 54 64 04. An exceptional panorama On the banks of the Loire - a UNESCO World Heritage site With friends or family For a relaxing day out, take advantage of the petanque pitch, table football and table tennis. There's also a secure children's play area. Groups and large tables For groups of 15 or more, contact the guinguette for a personalised menu and a made-to-measure proposal. The guinguette can accommodate up to 180 people indoors and 350 on the terraces. La Guinguette à Jojo can cater for all your group, family, private or business events. Wine and cocktail bar Enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or balcony with a panoramic view over the Loire. Musical entertainment This summer, discover our programme of events, concerts and musical entertainment. La Guinguette à Jojo invites you to rediscover the popular spirit of the bals musettes, the great classics of French chanson or to discover new local groups and artists.

At the gîte des Goganes, come and recharge your batteries between the Loire and the Louet, in the very heart of the Loire Valley.

Gite in the middle of the vineyards

15 minutes south of Angers, between the Loire and the châteaux of Anjou, the gîte "Au temps suspendu" has been tastefully restored by Andréa and Philippe, who welcome you for a stay with family or friends. Enjoy the authentic charm of tuffeau, slate and sunsets over the valley and vineyards. Dating from the 19th century, the house has been tastefully decorated and boasts a large, bright living room, a new kitchen, bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and a spacious terrace with access to the peaceful garden, sun loungers and a large table for al fresco dining. The accommodation Facing a horizon where sumptuous sunsets blossom, Andréa and Philippe have restored the house using authentic materials - tufa, stone, slate, terracotta tiles - and ecological choices, with a refined, cosy decor to welcome your guests. A vast terrace leads from the ground floor to a bright living room, kitchen and bedrooms. Bedrooms 2 and 3 have their own bathrooms, while bedroom 1 has a bathroom right next door. The garden has sun loungers for reading under the trees or watching the sunset. The peaceful countryside, the splendour of the sites, the walks through the vineyards and the restaurants on offer are all yours. Access for travellers In this detached house, the whole of the accommodation, with its large terrace and wooded garden, is accessible for your stay for up to 10 people (1 bedroom with a double bed + 1 bedroom with a double bed and 2 single beds and a double bed on the mezzanine + 1 bedroom with a double bed). Parking is available in the courtyard or outside. Andréa and Philippe will be delighted to welcome you and can, if you wish, share any information you may need to make your stay a success. Other comments The accommodation is on one level and accessible to people with reduced mobility. One of the bedrooms has a bathroom accessible for a person using a 0.80 wheelchair. You will be staying in the heart of the countryside, with the opportunity to walk through the vineyards and along the rivers, while still being only a quarter of an hour from the town's amenities.

Located in the charming village of Juigné sur Loire, the house with its 18th century timber beams and mantelpiece has been completely restored according to the local style.

You are guaranteed a warm welcome to this B&B in the pretty village of Juigné-sur-Loire. The house is typical of the region; a longère (long house) with a spacious guest suite that will take 4 people (2 on a sofa bed). This first floor apartment has its own separate access; it includes an office area equipped with WiFi. There's a pretty garden and breakfast is served in the conservatory overlooking the flower beds. All around the village are vineyards, so there is plenty of opportunity to do some local sampling (if you know what we mean!) or impress the locals with a cycle ride along the banks of the Loire.

Renovated, well-equipped family home on two levels. Three bedrooms, 2 lounges, 1 dining room, 1 kitchen, 1 large garden and 1 parking space. Facilities: washing machine, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, microwave, WiFi, TV (French and international channels). Maximum 6 people. Cleaning and linen hire included in the price. Facilities: electricity, gas, internet, telephone. The village has a supermarket, post office, school, doctor's surgery, dentist's surgery and pharmacy. Unesco World Heritage site in the heart of the Aubance vineyards, close to the Loire and the Château d'Angers, the Château de Brissac and many others... Rental includes a 20% discount on the green fee at the Angers Golf Club, less than 3km away.