Gîte les Bourriaux
For lovers of calm and tranquility, the cottage will meet your expectations of tranquility in this typical Ardèche stone house.
Le mas de la Chadenière – le Pin
20 minutes from the A7 exit, in an exceptional natural setting of 8 hectares, the air-conditioned cottage offers you a haven of peace for 4 people with its private garden and swimming pool. Located on a large plot of land with a lovely view of the Berg massif.
Zarathoustra
Zarathoustra, nestled in the heart of the Ibie Valley, welcomes you with creative, seasonal cuisine. A nice menu awaits you, changing according to the availability of fresh, local produce.
Gîte du Cade
Furnished cottage in the heart of the Lussas countryside. Rural, quiet, and peaceful setting. Fully equipped, furnished, cozy, and surrounded by nature.
Winegrowers’ Cooperative
This wine cooperative was founded in 1952 to group together winegrowers from Valvignères, Saint-Thomé and Gras. Together, the 44 cooperative farmers produce and sell 25,000 to 30,000 hectolitres of wine on the 470 hectares of vine plantations. The cooperative bears the 'Goûtez l'Ardèche' quality label.
Picnic area of Villeneuve de Berg
Not far from the city center, this picnic area is in a recreational area where you will find games for children. Adjoining public toilets are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Via Ardéche “St germain à Montfleury”
The greenway, named Via Ardèche, is a cycle path between Vogüé and Montfleury. A 5km route, completely safe, developed on the old railway line.
Chalets d’Arbres – Chalet orange 4/6 people
In the quiet countryside, South Ardèche, 1 hectare property with its wooden chalets. Ideal for stay with friends, family, lovers. Children's games. Heated swimming pool 4m x 7m (depth: 1,50m) and Nordic bath.
Parking
Next to the Via Ardèche, this car park allows you to leave your vehicle to go cycling and walking.
Picnic area in the village of Saint Jean le Centenier
This picturesque village built of black basalt and white limestone is an ideal starting point to discover the Coiron plateau.