Flower Camping Les Murmures du Lignon

Presentation

Short presentation

Far from the madding crowd, the tumult and the pollution of the city, this cosy and friendly campsite welcomes you in a typical and exceptional natural surroundings in Haute Loire department, in the heart of Auvergne. You will find here the ideal place to camp mingling glamour and traditional to develop glamping.



_Les Murmures_ cover over 4 hectares, one of which is dedicated purely to a walk along the Lignon river where fish, ducks and other species of birds coexist (Natura 2000 protected area) and nest in our century-old-trees .



It is the ideal place for lovers of nature and hiking, with unbroken, breath-taking, landscapes as far as the eye can see. This Haut Lignon region , located in the South East of Haute Loire (the South of Auvergne), labelled « Respirando » is idyllic for family camping / glamping and offers many activity opportunities in the nature, unique to each.



Ideally located at 850m altitude, the campsite enjoys a very pleasant climate with good sunlight exposure, no suffocating heat waves, offering guests a restful break thanks to the mildness of the nights.



This destination is the perfect place to combine culture, nature, history and sports. The city of Le Puy en Velay is full of monuments classified as World Heritage, of know-how and flavours to be discovered. The territory of Chambon on Lignon is endowed with an international reputation because of its past as a host country. And the whole region benefits from many natural green sites to amaze you and make you discover comfort in the wild.

Services, leisures and animations

A lot of services are available on site: electric bike rental and mountain biking, snacks, groceries, bread, swimming pool ...

Description of region

The Haute Loire is south of the Volcanoes of Auvergne. The landscapes of a still wild nature are magnificent.

Many outdoor activities are to discover.

At the heritage level, the city of Puy en Velay is classified Unesco heritage.

Road advice

if you come from the North of France, the best way to come is the one that goes by Saint Etienne .. And if you come from the South then it will be necessary to go by Annonay.



The Lyon area is a little complicated on Saturdays .. Try to arrive on Wednesdays or leave early ..