Camping La Plaine
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Enjoyment: made from scratch In the heart of a verdant vineyard with direct access to the river

From 03/04/2010 to 12/09/2010
77 rented accommodation - 135 pitches
On the campsite On the campsite
Swimming pool Swimming pool
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From 03 April to 11 May 2010 From €39.00 

Per night in Cottage 4p 3 fleur(s)

From 05 to 11 June 2010 From €15.00 

Per night in pitch 2 fleur(s)

Near La Plaine holiday club

5 good reasons to visit our region

La Plaine Yelloh! Village is in the heart of magnificent countryside, surrounded by vineyards and the treasure trove that is the Ardèche valley. Along our beautiful paths, you'll be able to explore the spectacular valley with its caves and potholes, and its typical little villages, clinging to the rock face.

1. The joys of the Ardèche

If you love the great outdoors, you're in for a huge treat! On foot, horseback, by canoe, microlight or plane, the Ardèche opens up new horizons with guaranteed thrills. For the more energetic, mountain bike trails, microlighting, adventure trails from tree to tree... Launch off on a 6 kmmini descent, a full-day descent or better still, two days with a bivouac in the heart of the nature reserve. For a less strenuous excursion, there are many hiking possibilities. A 35km itinerary, breathing in the fragrance of the oaks, watching beavers or the Bonelli eagle...

2. The Pont d’Arc and the route of the Gorges de l’Ardèche

This is a breathtaking natural beauty spot. An impetuous river, the Ardèche tirelessly carves into the limestone, opening up a veritable canyon. Grand finale of the masterpiece:, the famous natural arch of the Pont d'Arc, triumphal gate to the gorges, classified as a nature reserve since 1980. The Grotte Chauvet is just a stone's throw away. From springtime onwards, this is the departure point of the multi-coloured canoes launching off on an exploration of the joys of the river.

3. Labeaume, one of the most beautiful small villages of the Ardèche

Totally surrounded by rocky cliffs, this village unfurls a labyrinth of small passageways and narrow, winding cobbled Provencal streets, rustic pebbled houses or handsome residences with arcades and covered balconies. Wisteria and Virginia Creeper clamber over the stones. A beauty filled with simplicity and poetry. Perched on its rock, the old chateau jealously watches over its cave dwellers and the 19th-century village. Visible below are the vestiges of the old chateau, a very old manor, once the property of the noble family of the counts of Labeaume. Don't miss the stately mill and the cliff-hugging hanging gardens. In the shade of the ancient plane trees beside the river, the Place du Sablas is where everyone meets up and passes the time of day.

4. Thermal cures and wellbeing

Get into shape in the therapeutic springs! The Ardèche boasts several thermal springs with specific properties, which have been exploited for centuries. These waters with their proven therapeutic effects are behind the emergence of renowned thermal towns: Neyrac-les-bains, Saint-Laurent-les-Bains and Vals-les-Bains, which offer rheumatology and dermatology cures as well as other health and well-being options.

5. The gourmet’s Ardèche

To explore the Ardèche is also to soak up the Ardéchois way of life. Come and stroll through the village markets with their Provencal accents, open in the mornings, daytime or evening, and try culinary specialities such as caillette and marrons glacés, full-flavoured, rugged wines, the wines of the Ardèche hillsides, and the Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Vivarais AOCs. Whether it's the honey, fruit juice, charcuterie, cheeses, nougat, patisseries, jam or sorbets: the Ardèche and its quality produce leave us totally captivated.