Open all year round, the site is equipped with educational panels on biodiversity. In addition to a simple stroll, 3 orienteering trails (varying in difficulty) also offer the opportunity to explore the site in a fun and sporting way, particularly with children and teenagers (support to download and print out, or available on site at the welcome sign in the parking lot).
Agenda: every first Sunday in July, free entertainment and numerous stands proposed by local players.
price
Free rate
FAQ
⏱️ How long does the average visit last?
The average length of the visit has not yet been specified. We advise you to contact the site directly to get an idea of how long you should allow.
🐾 Can I share this visit with my pet?
We have not yet been informed whether pets are allowed. To find out whether pets are allowed on site (on a lead, in outdoor areas, etc.), we advise you to contact the service provider directly. The information sheet will be updated as soon as we have more details.
🍽️ Can I eat on site during my visit?
Unfortunately, there is no on-site catering service. We advise you to plan a meal nearby or bring a picnic if conditions permit.
🛜 What facilities and services are available on site during my visit?
Information on services and facilities has not yet been released. To find out more (bar, shop, wifi, etc.), please contact the site directly.
♿ I have a disability, is the site accessible?
The site has not yet been accredited with the Tourisme & Handicap label.
To find out whether a visit is possible for your specific needs, we recommend that you contact the service provider directly. We will update the information as soon as we receive new information.
