Camping Les Arches **** is located in the heart of south Ardeche. Our pitches and chalets are landscaped with respect for nature, on more than 10 hectares of land. With private access to the river La Claduègne, swimming and fishing are the favorite activities. Particularly suitable for families, the campsite is equipped with playgrounds, an aquatic area but also several dining areas to spend warm and unforgettable moments.
For a successful holiday, here is your checklist to check before hitting the road:
√ Take your pet's vaccination card, you will be asked for it upon arrival.
√ Bring a suitable swimsuit, swim shorts are not allowed in the aquatic areas.
√ Bring non-slip shoes (the river bed is slippery).
√ Book the restaurant if you wish to eat on site upon arrival.
√ Do not forget your identity documents for check-in.
For locations:
√ Provide an adapter and an extension cord (substantial if possible) for the connection to our electrical terminals.
√ Sardines well resistant because the soil is very hard in summer (aluminum not recommended).
For rentals:
√ Don't forget to bring your own sheets and towels.
√ Provide a check, a credit card for imprint, or cash for the deposit of your accommodation (250 €).
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We are in an eco-labeling approach, so we thank you in advance, for the selective sorting and compost that you can do at the campsite.
Do not hesitate to come and see us at reception if you have any further questions:)
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Arrival time for rentals (chalets, mobile homes and gîtes) : between 4 pm and 10 pm
Arrival time for the camping pitches: between 12 noon and 10 pm
To reach the campsite, from the A7 motorway, take exit 17 Montélimar. Attention: the crossing of the Teil is forbidden to caravans, camper vans and other heavy vehicles! You will follow Viviers, Alba la Romaine and then the RN102 towards Aubenas. Pass the exit Saint Jean le Centenier. Before the gas station, exit right towards Mirabel (D458). Follow the road. The campsite will be on your right after the small bridge. Be careful some GPS routes may take you through small mountain roads, do not follow them.
- Valence - Chabeuil Airport(75 km, 1:06)
- Avignon - Provence Airport(106 km, 1:18)
- Le Puy-en-Velay - Loudes Airport(113 km, 1:55)
- Montélimar(23 km, 28 min)
- Valence(70 km, 1:08)
- Valence TGV Rhône-Alpes Sud(81 km, 1:10)
Parking is possible on each pitch (rental or bare pitch, depending on your reservation) for one car per reservation.
However, if there is not enough space, you can also park your vehicle in the various car parks inside the campsite.
A surcharge is applied for additional vehicles.
Upon arrival, please come to the reception with your identity documents to discover your location and meet us.
We will be happy to explain how the campsite works and its surroundings.
A deposit of 250 € will be required for rentals.
We will of course be at your disposal for any question or additional information.
In case of arrival outside the opening hours of the reception, please notify us so that we can organize your arrival as well as possible
The entire Arches team is happy to welcome you and remains at your disposal for any type of request.
For any information concerning rentals, activities or the terms of your stay, information on the territory or related products, go to the reception of your campsite.
Rule n°1: From 10pm to 7.30am, on foot you will move.
Rule n°2: Leave your pooch, you will hold.
Rule n°3: In the chalet your animals alone, you will never leave.
Rule n°4: A tight swimsuit, you will wear.
Rule n°5: The rules of selective sorting, you will follow.
Specific bins for your organic waste are set up in several places on the campsite to make compost. Thank you for contributing to the recovery of waste by being careful about what you throw away.
For rentals, you have the option of refilling the cleaning kits with our in-house cleaning products.
We invite you to report any missing or degraded objects to us no later than the day after your arrival before 12:00.
The facilities of the campsite are at your disposal. Signs are available in the toilets and close to the playgrounds to understand how they work.
For the loan of object against deposit, go to the reception.
Rental of a set of sheets for a single bed: 16.00 €
Rental of a set of sheets for a double bed: 19.50 €
A deposit of bread and pastries is made every day. All you have to do is order the day before before 5:30 p.m. for the next day at the restaurant. To be picked up between 8:00 and 10:00 am at the bar/restaurant or at the reception depending on the period (first bread drop on Thursday 1 May).
Sale of various food and essential hygiene products directly at the reception.
We offer free Wi-Fi, as well as paid Wi-Fi on your location or in your accommodation.
Free Wi-Fi consists of twice a day half an hour on the terrace of our restaurant.
Paid Wi-Fi ranges from €6 for one day to €37 for 3 weeks. You can buy your Wi-Fi credit online by credit card.
The Arches restaurant offers a variety of dishes to suit the tastes of young and old.
You will find summer cuisine such as the famous weekly Barbecue.
The restaurant is open from May 23rd to September 21st and service takes place between 6:30pm and 8:30pm.
The restaurant is also open to people from outside the campsite so to be sure to enjoy yourself, remember to book!
The pool snack bar is open for lunch and dinner from July 3rd. Snacks such as paninis, pizzas, sausages and hamburgers are prepared here. You will also find treats and refreshing drinks.
We have five play areas adapted to the different ages of children.
For athletes, we lend you balls, rackets, ping-pong balls but also petanque balls.
As for the equipment, the campsite has two football pitches, a volleyball court, a basketball hoop, a trampoline, a homeball field for playing football or handball, fitness equipment and two bowling tracks. In the snack bar you can play a game of pinball or foosball.
The pool also allows many water games. The aquatic area will soon be equipped with a toboggan.
During the summer the animation team also offers various activities around music, painting and other creative workshops fun or just fun like sports tournaments or water battles !
And for family and rainy moments, we gladly lend you board games for the whole family at the reception.
In high season, the entertainment team offers various activities for children from 3 to 12 years old (children under 6 years old must be accompanied by an adult).
From Sunday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., for a creative, fun or sporting activity.
We also offer family activities open to all every week, such as giant wooden games for example!
The swimming pool consists of a 50m² paddling pool, a progressive pool 15 metres long by 10 metres wide. The pool water is heated.
There is also a balneotherapy area, alcoves with jets, small waterfalls, a large slide and water games for children.
The campsite swimming pool is open from 10:00 to 20:00 every day (subject to favourable weather conditions).
Swimming shorts and clothing are forbidden for hygiene reasons. Only close-fitting swimsuits are allowed.
All minors must be under the responsibility and supervision of an adult.
During the high season we offer one concert per week, most often on Monday evenings.
We lend sports equipment such as balls, ping-pong rackets or petanque balls at the reception.
Entertainment for children and activities for all are organised.
The programme of activities will be posted on our FB/Insta stories, on the panel between the reception and the restaurant, and in your digital welcome booklet. Come see us at the reception for more information!
On reservation and subject to availability, we offer the rental of a fridge (model 'table top') at the price of 5.50 € per day. Cleaning the fridge at the end of the stay is the responsibility of the tenant.
All our chalets are equipped with a fridge with freezer (included in the rental price of the chalet).
The four sanitary bloc of our campsite are equipped with a washing machine.
Coins are available at the reception. It is 5.00 € for a cleaning cycle.
You can also buy a dose of powdered laundry at 0.90 €
If you want to bring your own laundry, our machines work with liquid or powdered laundry.
Careful!
New safety directive for electric vehicles: new safety guidelines mean that it is now forbidden to charge your electric vehicle at your pitch or rental accommodation.
A (double) professional charging station is available at the car park at the entrance to the campsite.
Thank you for your understanding.
At Les Arches campsite, we are concerned about the environment. That's why you will find different areas within the campsite to drop off your waste and sort it out.
1st area - At the entrance of the campsite. You will find garbage cans :
Glasses / Plastic packaging / Miscellaneous waste.
2nd area - Behind the sanitary facilities of the old part, near the reception :
Plastic packaging / Miscellaneous waste / Crawl space for motorhome.
3rd area - On the other side of the river to the left of the toilets :
Plastic packaging / Miscellaneous waste.
4th area - New Cluzel part near sanitary facilities :
Plastic packaging / Miscellaneous waste.
5th area - Near the cottages and the pool :
Plastic packaging / Miscellaneous waste.
In the sanitary facilities, you will also find large garbage cans and smaller ones in each toilet for sanitary waste.
To dispose of used batteries and paper, you will find containers at the entrance to the village of Saint Jean le Centenier. You will also find paper, glass and plastic containers on the road at the intersection of Mirabel.
Waste recycling documentation is provided at the reception.
We have a chalet for people with reduced mobility. This rental is equipped with a ramp to access with a wheelchair. The bathroom has been designed for optimal comfort and safety.
Regarding the sanitary facilities, the four blocks we have are equipped with showers for people with disabilities. A toilet and a sink are also provided in this space.
Finally the pool have access ramps to come into the water easily.
Oops, someone hurt themselves!
You will find within the campsite 4 first aid kits and 1 defibrillator in the following areas:
- At the reception: 1 first aid kit and a defibrillator
- At the animation point: 1 first aid kit
- Pool snack: 1 first aid kit
- Restaurant: 1 first aid kit
Emergency numbers:
15: ambulance
112: European emergencies
18: firefighter
List of doctors, nurses and hospitals at the reception and in the sanitary facilities.
- Village festival (vogue) every year around the third Sunday of July, 4 days of celebration with various games of boules and fireworks on Sunday evening at 11pm.
- Every first weekend of December since 1997 takes place the Fête de la Bugne.
- Christmas market, concerts and shows, street entertainment, marble competition, brotherhood of the bugne, various animations.
- Manufacture of bugnes for 2 days.
The charming Ardeche village of Mirabel is a popular stop for those who love the picturesque, with its cobbled streets, stone houses and vaulted passageways. At the top of this ancient fortress, on the basaltic cliff, stands a square tower of rubble of black basalt and links with white limestone, a vestige of the medieval fortifications that once stood in these places. From there, superb view of the Coiron plateau, the Auzon valley and the Bas Vivarais !
About thirty caves, some of which have 2 floors, have been dug at different levels of the cliffs. Traces of the development of these caves are still visible: anchors of beams and stairs, niches, dormers, gutters, groove, benches.
At the foot of the Coiron massif, in southern Ardèche, stands Alba-la-Romaine, famous for having been the capital of the Helvian people in antiquity. From this glorious past there are still some remains of a Roman theatre, a sanctuary, and a monumental centre to explore, going along a trail which is marked out with information signs.
But Alba-la-Romaine is not only an ancient Romano-Gallic settlement, Alba Helviorum, but also a charming medieval village, with cobbled streets lined with ancient white limestone and black basalt houses, overlooked by an impressive feudal Castle which can be visited from Easter to the beginning of November.
Chapel nestled against a neck
At Sceautres, in the heart of southern Ardèche, you can admire the largest neck in Europe, a piton of hard rock on the site of an ancient volcanic chimney. You can also explore the charming little village of Sceautres at the foot of this unusual site, with its pretty stone houses. You can see the remains of medieval constructions such as the fortified door...
To have a fine view of the village and its surroundings, take the footpath towards the peak of the neck and its statue of the Virgin, which will take about fifteen minutes.
This valley in the middle of nature runs along the mysterious river "Ibie" between Villeneuve de Berg and Vallon Pont d'Arc.
Along its 30 km you will discover waterfalls and turquoise waters, pebble beaches and Mediterranean vegetation.
The first is represented by a straight dry stone wall, pierced by a carriage door that delimits an oppidum of four hectares, dated 130 BC. Then, the enlargement of the oppidum results in a massive work punctuated by square towers engaged in the work. An external clavicula, usually found in Roman camps and serving as an advanced defense of the gate, and the use of mortar to bind the core are observed in this second phase dating back to about 80 BC. Finally, a third phase, around 50 AC, doubles this construction of overflowing towers, alternately round and square. The latter state uses mortar more widely for siding and towers. At the back of these fortifications is perceptible a habitat composed of houses of different sizes interspersed by a network of tracks. This site is probably the former capital of the city of the Helvians, before the creation of Alba Helviorum.
Built at the foot of the limestone cliffs, the Castle of the Marquises of Vogüé overlooks a beautiful village of southern charm, built like an amphitheatre on the banks of the Ardèche. Flanked by four round towers, this medieval fort, refurbished in the 17th century, now hosts temporary exhibitions of the visual arts. Besides seeing the work of contemporary artists, here you can discover the history of the castle and the Vogüé family through the centuries, and admire a marvellous view of the village and the Ardèche Valley from the hanging garden.
Further down, be sure to take a little trip around the character village of Vogüé, with its old streets, arcades and arched passages here and there...
A true eagle's nest, it is the highest perched village in our territory. Once surrounded by a rampart of which some architectural elements remain, the village is dominated by the ruins of the castle.
At the heart of the hilltop old town of Aubenas rises the castle of Montlaur, a jewel of civil architecture Ardèche classified historical monument, inhabited from the twelfth century to the Revolution by six successive seigniorial families. Covered with glazed tiles, flanked by a turreted dungeon and two round pepper mill towers, pierced with mullioned windows and equipped with a Renaissance courtyard, Aubenas Castle also has the distinction of housing a rich collection of paintings., sculptures and engravings.
Opposite the castle stands the house Delichères Gothic architecture, a rich house of the fifteenth century adorned with gargoyles. Among the city's heritage stands also the dome of Saint Benedict, former chapel of a Benedictine convent of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, which today contains religious objects of art as well as the marble mausoleum of Marshal and the Marshal d'Ornano.
Direction then belvedere and the orientation table of the Place de l'Airette, from where one enjoys a superb panorama on the valley of the Ardèche !
Every Saturday morning, on the Place du Château, is a market of local products full of colors and flavors.
Perched on a cliff overlooking the River Ardèche, the superb village of Balazuc has restored its heritage remarkably well. A former stronghold of the lords of Balazuc, this characterful little village, with its rich medieval past, is today listed amongst the most beautiful villages in France. A charming labyrinth of tortuous streets interspersed by arched passages, arcades and stairways, to be enjoyed on foot, during a delightful stroll...It's also a chance to admire its two beautiful buildings, listed as historic monuments: the feudal Castle, remodelled many times, and the Romanesque church of St Magdalen, which is a venue for concerts and exhibitions of paintings in summer. Then head for the bridge over the Ardèche, crossing to the other side to enjoy an uninterrupted view of the village looking like a picture postcard...
The area's other attractions include a beach for people to enjoy river bathing, a river sports centre offering canoe and kayak rides down the Ardèche, as well as a centre for education about the environment and sustainable development, situated at the Viel Audon hamlet co-operative, which is accessible in fifteen minutes on foot, along a path by the river.
The administrative and religious capital of Vivarais, the town of Viviers, on the right bank of the Rhône, in southern Ardèche, retains an important heritage from its rich past, including many listed monuments. A heritage discovery trail will lead you to its architectural treasures: the Town Hall, in the former bishops' palace; the 18th-century Hôtel de Roqueplane, now the seat of the diocese; the Cathedral of St Vincent, Romanesque, flamboyant Gothic and 18th-century in style, with its choir decorated by Gobelins tapestries and its marble high altar; the 16th-century Knights' House (Maison des Chevaliers) with its magnificent Renaissance façade, decorated with medallioned busts; the Grande Rue with the elegant mansions of Beaulieu and Tourville, both dating from the 18th century...
If you stroll around the upper town, you can discover its fine viewpoints, especially the Châteauvieux belvedere, which gives a superb panoramic view over the roofs of the town and the Rhône Valley.
From its high position on a basalt ridge, overlooking the Rhône Valley and the village of Rochemaure, this 12th- century fortress has retained features from its medieval past such as a Romanesque keep, the remains of a stately home, as well as crenellated ramparts that go all the way down the hill. You must be sure to take a stroll around the restored Fare quarter, beside the castle, where there are picturesque stone houses .Below stands the outline of the 13th-century Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels (Notre-Dame-des-Anges), in the Provençal Gothic style.
In July and August, a sound and light show highlights the heritage of fortified Rochemaure.
The charming little spa resort of Vals-les-Bains, in Ardèche, produces the famous Eau de Vals, a sparkling mineral water which is rich in bicarbonates, enjoyed both for its taste and its digestive properties.
Nestling in the heart of the verdant countryside of the Ardèche Mountains Regional Nature Park, on the banks of the Volane, Vals-les-Bains has a pleasant, welcoming atmosphere. The spa quarter, built in the style of the Belle Époque, is especially good for relaxation, with its riverside parks full of different plant species and footbridges across the Volane. In the Intermittente Park near the Thermal Baths, you should see the famous Intermittente spring, where the geyser spouts up every six hours: at 5.30 am, 11.30 am, 5.30 pm, 11.30 pm in summer, and 4.30 am, 10.30 am, 4.30 pm, and 10.30 pm in winter.
Vals-les-Bains is also a place for leisure activities, with its casino, theatre, cinema, municipal swimming pool, mini-golf, the surrounding countryside (good for hiking and mountain biking), its summer events and night-time markets in July and August. The thermal baths, as well as specialising in treating digestive ailments, diabetes and obesity, also offer courses of treatment to promote well-being, and help you get back into shape. Their spa, with a Jacuzzi, swimming-pool, aquajets, Turkish baths and face and body treatments, has everything to delight those looking for relaxation!
A former Huguenot capital in the 16th and 17th centuries, now Prefecture of the Ardèche and also a gateway town to the Ardèche Mountains Regional Nature Park, Privas is famous for its chestnut purée and candied chestnuts, which have earned it the label of "remarkable site of taste".
In the course of an amble through this quiet little town you can explore its squares, its shopping streets, and reminders of the past such as the Diane de Poitiers Tower from the 15th century, in the Renaissance style. There is plenty of heritage to be enjoyed along the historic trail, which is marked out with 24 information boards. Then take a break to have a drink on one of Privas' café terraces, before climbing to the Montoulon site, where three crosses stand along with a sculpted Pietà, and where you can delight in a superb view over the town's roofs and the Ardèche Mountains.
Another site to see, on the picturesque banks of the Ouvèze, is the remarkable Louis XIII bridge, which is a listed historic monument.
Located south of Valence, Montélimar is a welcoming city in Provençale Drôme. A legendary stop on the Route Nationale 7 road, the city is famed for its nougat and is the uncontested capital of this sweet treat.
Steeped in history, Montélimar possesses some beautiful built heritage represented by its flagship monument: the Adhémar Castle. Built on top of a hill, it overlooks the city and offers magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. Once a medieval palace, its Southern Romanesque architecture dates back to the 12th century. Some fine reminders of its past still stand today, like a fortified enclosure with a wall walk on top, a seigniorial lodge, a chapel and a keep. At the end of the 16th century, it became a bastioned citadel then a prison until 1926. Today, it is a contemporary art centre that hosts temporary exhibitions. At the foot of the castle is a park where you can make the most of its splendour and take a pleasant stroll.
Continue your tour of Montélimar with a leisurely walk along the pedestrian streets in its historic centre filled with shops. There are still a number of old mansions to see, like the Renaissance-style house of Diane de Poitiers, dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. There's also the 17th-century Hôtel du Puy-Montbrun and the 18th-century Hôtel de Chabrillan. The St. Martin Gate, made of stone, is one of the last remnants of the ramparts. Rebuilt in the 18th century, the Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross (Sainte-Croix) still has its bell tower and choir from the 16th century. Around the church, enjoy the streets of shops and town squares with terraces where you can soak up the city's lively atmosphere!
Another famous spot in Montélimar is the Allées Provençales, avenues planted with plane trees and dotted with cafés next to a pleasant park. Popular with children, this huge park with century-old trees has a small farm, a large duck pond, a playground and a merry-go-round.
Culture enthusiasts mustn't miss the Saint-Martin Museum of Contemporary Art, which hosts a temporary exhibition every summer featuring big names in contemporary art.
Your trip to Montélimar will also be a trip back to your childhood days. Start with the Palace of Sweets and Nougat, a fun interactive space for children and grown-ups. Then head to the Museum of Miniatures. Based in an old chapel, this attraction devoted to the art of miniature-making has a very fine collection of dolls' houses. And of course, don't forget to stop by one of the city's many nougat shops!
In the commune of Saint-Michel-de-Boulogne, in the Ardèche Mountains Regional Nature Park, on top of a rocky promontory, stand the remains of a beautiful medieval Castle, which was refurbished during the Renaissance. It is classed as an Historic Monument, dating from the 11th, 14th and 16th centuries, and has a remarkable Renaissance door decorated with twisted columns.
Discover this charming little character village in the heart of the Beaume gorges in southern Ardèche, nestling along the river, at the foot of steep limestone cliffs. Take a break in Labeaume to stroll around the picturesque maze of cobbled, sloping little streets, with covered passages and fine stone façades. By the edge of the river, the pleasant Place du Sablas square boasts a nice fountain, and is shaded by hundred-year-old plane trees. Not far from there, from the submersible bridge over the Beaume, you can enjoy a superb view of the whole village, surrounded by cliffs.
Whilst in the area, take the time to go on a hike around the Beaume gorges, a conservation area which is home to many protected species.
From mid-July to mid-August, Labeaume en Musiques takes place, a festival of classical and world music.
Between Rhône and Cévennes, along the Roman road of antiquity, the Romanesque abbey church of St Mary of Cruas, listed as an Historic Monument by Prosper Mérimée, is worth going out of your way to see, for more than one reason! Its magnificent monastic rostrum, with fifteen columns which have delicately worked capitals, its old Byzantine-style mosaic dated 1098 which decorates the apse, and its 11th-century crypt which houses a fabulous medieval bestiary, are all to be appreciated in the course of a guided tour...
- Monday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Tuesday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Wednesday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Thursday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Friday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Saturday: 09:30 AM – 12:00 AM, 02:00 PM – 05:00 PM
- Sunday: Closed
Situated in the Ligne Valley, in Ardèche, the welcoming town of Largentière makes an admirable scene, with its houses looking onto the river, Courthouse and Bishops' Castle.
Having known a Golden Age, thanks to the mining of argentiferous lead, now Largentière invites you to explore its heritage, which bears witness to its rich past. The picturesque little medieval streets lined with ancient houses, its Renaissance Town Hall, the 13th-century Gothic church of Our Lady of the Apple Trees (Notre-Dame-des-Pommiers), and the Récollets gate, a relic of the old ramparts, are all architectural features to admire whilst taking a stroll.
Formerly owned by the Bishops of Viviers, the castle was built in the 12th and 15th centuries and was previously used as a courthouse, prison and hospital. Nowadays, during the medieval entertainment in the summer, some of its rooms are open to visitors.
Every year, in July-August, the Castle of Largentière hosts Le Temps des Chevaliers (“In the Time of the Knights”), with live shows, activities and displays of medieval skills.
Discover, at the entrance to the Sainte-Beaume gorges in southern Ardèche, the beautiful medieval village of Saint-Montan, which has been admirably restored, with charming little sloping streets dotted with pretty stone façades. At the peak of the village are the remains of a great feudal Castle, which was said to be impregnable. Having strolled along the Saint-Montan streets, you can amble around the scented "curate's" garden, then go back to the road towards Larnas and its Romanesque church, to explore the unspoilt, craggy countryside of the Sainte-Beaume gorges.
Situated on the eastern edge of the Massif Central, the Ardèche Mountains Regional Nature Park extends across an area of more than 180,000 hectares, and covers six different landscapes, which are the Boutières, the Vernoux plateau, the Sucs region, the High Cévenne, the Piémont cévenol and the southern Cévenne. Ancient chestnut groves, dry stone terraces, old volcanos, forests and pastures, gorges and verdant valleys, moors and garrigue all make up the variety of landscapes which characterise this vast protected area.
The Ardèche mountains stretch out to the west of the Park, with, amongst others, the Tanargue massif, an area of medium height mountains good for outdoor activities such as hiking or mountain biking, horse-riding and fishing, in the summer; and alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoe walking in the winter, at the Croix de Bauzon resort.
Famous volcanic sites, like Mount Mézenc – the highest point in the Ardèche (1 753 metres high), the Ray-Pic waterfall, the Jaujac basalt lava flows and Mount Gerbier de Jonc, at the foot of which the Loire river has its source, will delight nature lovers.
While the Ardèche Mountains Nature Park enchants sports lovers, it also delights those wishing to relax, with its three spa resorts, Neyrac-les-Bains, Saint-Laurent-les-Bains et Vals-les-Bains. Their spa establishments provide, apart from medical cures, courses of treatment for well-being, fitness and beauty therapy, such as the Thermal Baths at Neyrac-les-Bains, which offer body treatments inspired by Asia and the East...To stay in the Ardèche Mountains is also to take time to luxuriate on the beach of Lake Saint-Martial, where bathing is supervised in July and August, or to descend the Eyrieux or Chassezac rivers by canoe-kayak.
This wild conservation area is also rich in built heritage, predominantly stone edifices: Romanesque churches; medieval Castles; the picturesque little village of Chalencon with its granite houses; the hillside village of Antraigues-sur-Volane, with its shady terraces on Place de la Résistance Square and lanes whose walls are decorated with sculptures ; the remains of the Charterhouse of Bonnefoy, dating from the 18th century; the character village of Jaujac with its basalt lava flows; and Rochemure Castle, within whose walls the Park House (Maison du Parc) now stands.
To visit this part of Ardèche is also to learn about its history, traditions and skills, thanks to various museums such as the House of the Chestnut (Maison du Châtaignier) at Saint-Pierreville, the Bourlatier farm at Saint-Andéol-de-Fourchades, the Museum of Vivarais Protestants at Pranles, the Eco-museum (Ecomusée des Terrasses) at Saint-Michel-de-Chabrillanoux, and also the Chestnut Grove Museum (Musée de la Châtaigneraie) at Joyeuse.
In autumn, many places celebrate the traditional chestnut festival, the Castagnades, which honours the famous Ardèche nut.
Situated in the commune of Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, near the famous Pont d'Arc, which marks the entrance to the Ardèche gorges, the Chauvet-Pont d'Arc Cave, discovered in 1994 by three passionate speleologists, is a masterpiece of prehistoric cave paintings. This Palaeolithic decorated cave has an extraordinary bestiary on its walls, which display no fewer than 425 animal figures! Dating from the Aurignacian period, these paintings and engravings are amongst the oldest in the world...
To conserve this unique place, closed to the public since its discovery, a reconstruction area composed of five buildings, with a facsimile of the Chauvet cave and a permanent exhibition about the Aurignacians and cave painting, is open since 2015, at the Razal site in Vallon-Pont-d'Arc.
32 kilometres of spectacular gorges in the heart of southern Ardèche! That is what lovers of grandiose landscapes can admire between Vallon-Pont-d'Arc and Saint-Martin-d'Ardèche... It took more than a hundred million years for the waters of the famous Ardèche river to have hollowed out this deep canyon. The result is astonishing: an immense defile of limestone cliffs which can reach heights of 300 metres high, where the natural wilderness remains unspoilt...
The gateway to the gorges, the famous natural arch of the Pont d'Arc, is the ideal point of departure for making a descent of the Ardèche river by canoe-kayak. Many routes, ranging from the mini-descent of 8 kilometres to the long descent of 32 kilometres, are possible over one, two or three days. Heaven for canoeists and kayakers! Those looking for peace and tranquillity, however, should avoid going there in July and August, when the area is much visited by holidaymakers. At the foot of the Pont d'Arc, pleasant sandy beaches encourage lounging and bathing.
Leaving from the Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, you can explore the Ardèche gorges' superb tourist trail, dotted with impressive, landscaped belvederes. There are splendid, incredible views to admire from the Serre de Tourre, the Cathédrale, the Balcon des Templiers or the Ranc-Pointu belvederes.
Listed as a Nature Reserve, the Ardèche gorges are dotted with signposted walks and are also suitable for rambling. A marvellous, immediate way to enjoy the beauty of nature in Ardèche!
Situated on a basalt lava flow overlooking the Ardèche river, the village of Thueyts invites ramblers to explore its totally beautiful natural sites. The Hell's Mouth (Gueule d'Enfer) waterfall, the Giants' Road (Chaussée des Géants), the Devil's Bridge (Pont du Diable) over the Ardèche, and the King's Ladder (Échelle du Roi) are all places steeped in legend which you can admire on a ramble. This superb walk also gives bathing fans the chance to take a dip at the beach near the Pont du Diable bridge. More intrepid visitors can indulge in the joys of via ferrata!
Thueyts is not only favoured by natural advantages, it also has the picturesque charm of a village whose little streets are lined with Renaissance houses...
Discover the Eyrieux Valley, in the heart of Ardèche, between Le Cheylard and La Voulte-sur-Rhône. It is a verdant area with unspoiled countryside alternating with typical villages, chestnut groves and cultivated terraces. A wonderful place to spend time relaxing or indulging in an outdoor leisure activity like rambling along signposted paths, going down the Eyrieux by canoe-kayak, bathing or fishing in the river, or cycling along the Dolce Via, with its 45 kilometres of gentle cycle paths...
You could also take the Eyrieux coast road, a fine road on a ridge, with a magnificent panoramic view of the Eyrieux and Rhône Valleys from the hillside ruins of the Pierregourde!
The Madeleine Cave nestles on the left bank of the famous Ardèche gorges, 7 kilometres from the village of Saint-Remèze, and was discovered in 1887 by a shepherd who had a passion for subterranean adventures. From mid-March to mid-November, a guided tour which lasts an hour invites young and old to enter a magical, mysterious world, where they can see a succession of stalagmites and stalactites, huge draperies, and other splendid, grandiose concretions...The enchantment of the place is also emphasised wonderfully by a sound and light show.
Once you have left the Cave, head for the Madeleine belvedere, which offers superb panoramic views of the Ardèche gorges!
A haven of peace for many plant and animal species, the Païolive Wood, in the Ardèche Cévennes, near to the town of Les Vans, extends for 16 km² on the edge of the magnificent Chassezac gorges. Nicknamed the Fairy Wood, this protected area, Mediterranean in type, with its holm and white oaks, is dotted with limestone ruiniform rocks, whose mineral shapes make real natural sculptures. In the course of a ramble you can admire the marvels of this strange place: petrified rocks making astonishing shapes such as a bear or a lion, or a bird on her nest! There are many trails, such as the Hiker's Loop, the Path of the Virgin and the Corniche Path, which enable you to get close to this exceptional natural heritage.
Situated in the commune of Orgnac-l'Aven, close to the Ardèche gorges and the Cèze Valley, the Orgnac pothole, listed as a Great Site of France, will take you on a fabulous journey through an enchanting underground world...During the hour-long guided tour, admire its huge caves decorated with splendid concretions, its forest of "stacked plates" (stalagmites), its "palm trees" which can reach heights of 17 metres, and its majestic draperies. In the Red Room (Salle Rouge) at a depth of 121 metres, a completely enthralling sound and light show is a wonderful way to round off your exploration of the cave.
The museum called the Prehistoric City (Cité de la Préhistoire) present the archaeological heritage of Ardèche, as well as the everyday life of prehistoric humans, in a fun, interactive fashion.
Belonging to the commune of Saint-Marcel-d'Ardèche, the Saint-Marcel Cave, in the Bidon area at the entrance to the Ardèche gorges, will lead you into an enchanted world. During the guided hour-long tour, as you travel along a 600-metre long laid out path, you can admire its huge chambers such as the Fountain of the Virgin, the Painters' Gallery and the Kings' Table, its cascading pools and strange concretions!
Perched on top of a rocky peak, Aiguèze is a picturesque medieval village overlooking the entrance to the Ardèche gorges. Listed among the most beautiful villages of France, Aiguèze charms its visitors in a very special way, with its ruined fortress, its paved alleyways winding between beautiful houses, the church with its Renaissance door, and its little square sitting in the shade of the plane trees. The wall-walk at the foot of the fortress rock offers a magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
In the commune of Péreyres, in the Ardèche Cévennes, at 1,000 metres high, discover a remarkable natural volcanic site: the Ray-Pic Waterfall, a superb cascade springing forth amid columns of basalt! This extraordinary site can be admired from a viewpoint on the D215 road going from Péreyres to Lachamp-Raphaël, or from a landscaped belvedere which you can reach on foot in 15 minutes by taking a signposted path which starts at the roadside car park.
The famous Loire, whose course runs through France for 1,013 kilometres, has its source in Ardèche, in the commune of Sainte-Eulalie, at the foot of Mount Gerbier de Jonc. Several springs - the geographical spring, the authentic spring and the real spring – converge here to create the famous wild river.
Not to be missed: a climb up Mount Gerbier; phonolitic in origin, it is situated on the watershed between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Accessible on foot after a short but tough climb of thirty minutes, its peak, which reaches 1,551metres in altitude, gives an uninterrupted view over Ardèche, the Rhône Valley, the Cévennes and the Alps!
At 1,000 metres in altitude, in the commune of Le Lac-d'Issarlès in Upper Ardèche, bordered by the Lozère and the Haute-Loire, tucked away in an old volcanic crater is a round turquoise-blue expanse of water, covering 80 hectares. Benefitting from favoured natural surroundings of verdant hills, Issarlès Lake is particularly good for relaxation and water sports. Bathing (supervised in July and August), lounging around on the beach, picnics with family and friends, trout or char fishing, paddle boats, canoeing and windsurfing are all on offer here. A pleasant footpath through the undergrowth gives ramblers the chance to go around the lake in about an hour.
To have a lovely view of the whole of the lake, take the path to the Col du Gage belvedere, situated high up, 1.5 kilometres to the south-east of the village.
Coming to MuséAl is to live a journey back in time: to plunge back into the past while going back in time
Projecting into the future.
The archaeological site transports you to the heart of an ambitious capital Alba Helviorum.
The museum presents the most beautiful pieces from archaeological excavations carried out since the nineteenth century.
Travel to the origins of the Ardèche and set off to conquer the mysteries of Life! An adventure into the spectacular world of fossils that will take you back in time.
Discover and admire the most fantastic fossils of the Ardèche and travel through 500 million years of history.
With the remarkable marine fauna of the Jurassic, dive into the abyssal depths of the Ardèche, 165 million years ago. Sharks, squid, lobsters and octopus were already populating our waters. Disappeared during a natural disaster, these fossils are exceptionally preserved.
Through the spectacular discoveries related to the volcanism of the Coiron, discover mummified fossils of animals and plants dating back 8 million years. Insects, reptiles and mammals bear witness to a turbulent geological context.
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The Accrobranche Vals Aventure park welcomes you in July and August in its 3 hectares of century-old forest... Come and venture on the 7 courses of different levels. Thrills guaranteed with courses more than 20 m from the ground! But also a course accessible from 4 years (size 1 m minimum)
A unique family relaxation area!
2 private beaches in a protected and classified setting.
Hammocks in the shade.
Rental of pedal boats, canoes and Stand Up Paddle.
Snack bar.
Beach Volleyball and Ping-Pong.
Shaded picnic area.
Swimming area supervised by qualified lifeguards.
Even the youngest under 7 years old can enjoy their first canoe experience with us!
Every year, during the winter, the Ardèche deposits sand on the shore of Isla Cool Douce.
This makes it possible to offer a magnificent sandy beach setting.
The park is right in front of the beautiful Cirque de Gens, a site very famous for climbing, hiking and spectacular views.
Located just 5 minutes from Vallon Pont d'Arc, in the South-Ardèche, the Indy Parc tree climbing park welcomes you in the heart of a shady forest, to fill up on sensations and adventures.
Accessible from the age of 4, our tree climbing courses will delight even the most daring of you, with their giant zip lines and other Tarzan jumps.
The Bois des Musiciens will invite you to an aerial walk between nets and huts.
With family or friends, let yourself be tempted by the experience, and join us in the shade of our oaks in an atmosphere of sweetness and enchantment.
There's all sorts of animals at La Ferme aux Crocodiles, including rare bird and fish species, but the park shines brightest where the animals are cold-blooded. Inside Europe's largest wildlife park specializing in reptiles, you'll get to see more than 600 animals including 400 crocodilians.
Alongside crocs, you'll also get to see anacondas, pythons, alligator snapping turtles, and a host of other scaly sidekicks. The park also arranges entertaining talks from the keepers, with their schedule updated every season.
- • Entrance to La Ferme aux Crocodiles
- • 10% discount on food and shops (except books)
- • Admission to Wild immersion, Apéro Croco, and Le réveil de la Réserve
- • Picnic area is available outside the park, just next to the car park
- • High season: from April 1st to September 30th
- • Low season: from October 1st to March 31st
- • Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance
- • To redeem your 10% discount, please present your smartphone ticket
- • Ticket valid 2 years after purchase
- Kids under 3 get in free, no ticket required.
- • No pets allowed
- • No picnics allowed in the Tropical Reserve – you must leave your picnic in your car; your hand will be stamped so that you can enter and leave the greenhouse whenever you want
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Discover the magnificent Gorges de l'Ardèche, go down the river in one or more days, with or without an overnight stay at the bivouac!
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In goat and cabbage, you will find typical products of local producers of Ardèche. This store is self-managed exclusively by local producers and they offer the best of local produce.
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Departure time for rentals (chalets, mobile homes and gîtes) : between 7 am and 10 am
Departure time for the campsites: between 7 am and 12 pm
At the expense of the tenant at the end of each stay.
Possibility to buy the cleaning: please inform us at least 3 days before your departure. The cost varies depending on the size of the rental.
2 days before your departure, please come to the reception to arrange an appointment for the exit survey.
Please select the time slot that is right for you for the appointment. You can select multiple times (in case of overlap)
You will receive an email confirmation.
In rentals, please remember to make an appointment for the inventory of fixtures at the end of the tenancy and the return of the keys between 7:00 and 10:00 two days before your departure.
- Valence - Chabeuil Airport(75 km, 1:06)
- Avignon - Provence Airport(106 km, 1:18)
- Le Puy-en-Velay - Loudes Airport(113 km, 1:55)
- Montélimar(23 km, 28 min)
- Valence(70 km, 1:08)
- Valence TGV Rhône-Alpes Sud(81 km, 1:10)
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