Auberge de Montfleury
Michelin-starred chef Richard Rocle produces his signature 'rooted' cuisine and is committed to showcasing fine products, with a subtle combination of modernity, originality and generosity.
Picnic area of the road 102
Situated along the national road 102, this picnic area is perfect for a speedy brunch with a beautiful view on the massif of the Coiron and of the village of Mirabel. Parking - 4 Tables with benches on grassed area - Bins - Motor caravans.
Spa Séquoia Redwood by les Thermes de Vals-les-Bains
The Spa Séquoia Redwood is 1,500 m² of well-being nestled on the upper floor of the Thermes de Vals-les-Bains in an exceptional world of wood, space and light.
Ferme de Boulègue
Cottage with large capacity with a dormitory, room for family celebrations, weddings, Eve dinners, seminar. Located on the plateau of the Coiron, this farm offers peace, tranquility, nature and authenticity. Possibility of occasional accommodation on demand.
1/2 day bike hire – Balazuc
Half-day bike hire on the "Via Ardèche" greenway, come and discover our ultra-comfortable beach cruiser bikes, which will allow you to gently explore the magnificent countryside.
Des couleurs et des mots
Located between Montélimar and Aubenas, a painter and a writer/musician welcome you to their home on a 3000 m² plot of land planted with oaks. Nature, local food, painting, literature and music will be your daily life.
L’Ardétente – ” L’Instant Présent ” with private swimming pool
Take advantage of this seasonal rental to recharge your batteries by allowing yourself a well-being and relaxation break in the heart of southern Ardèche. Structure not suitable for children / teenagers (suitable after 16 years old).
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.
Interpretation trail: Small irrigation canal of the mill of Villeneuve-de-Berg
A path along the old canal leads you to the small irrigation canal bridge, an original structure that allowed the canal to span a valley and then to the banks of the Ibie River. This walk is marked with three information panels.