Campsites in the Drôme are offering great deals outside the school vacations to make the most of your vacation! On the program: cultural visits, discovery of local produce, fun activities for two or the whole family. There's something for all tastes and ages. The choice is yours!
Before summer sets in, we suggest a short hike to fill up on nature. The Drôme is a hiking paradise! And the levels of difficulty are varied. Easy hikes for all seasons, accessible to the youngest and occasional walkers alike. To vary the pleasures and get off the beaten track, donkey rides are also great for the whole family!
Atypical places to discover animals are generally very popular with children. The Crocodile Farm, a visit to a goat farm or a meeting with sled dogs are just some of the activities that allow you to feel close to our animal friends.
For water-lovers, canoeing is available from April to August. Campsites offer equipment rental for easy booking. So, what are you waiting for to embark on the Drôme?
For those who prefer to enjoy the Drôme perched in the trees, the Arbre à fil in Saint-Jean-en-Royans is a great way to have fun. And in complete safety! The adventure trails all over the region are just as fun and suitable for young and old alike.
If you'd like to learn a little more about Drôme's heritage, what better way than to visit the Château de Grignan or the Palais idéal du Facteur Cheval in Hauterives. The former is the largest Renaissance château in south-east France, while the latter is a masterpiece of naive art.
The Cité du Chocolat Valrhona in Tain l'Hermitage is a fun, gourmet and cultural visit for young and old alike!
In Montélimar, the Palais des Bonbons et du Nougat is a must-see for sweet lovers, bringing back childhood memories. The palace comprises several museums and areas, as well as the famous Nougat factory.
How can you pass through the Drôme without discovering its flavors? Drôme's local produce leaves no one indifferent. For the more curious among you, there's the Truffle Museum in Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, the Nyons cooperative: Vignolis around Nyons olives and olive oil, and Clairette de Die and its Museobulles.
75% of the wines produced in the Drôme are AOCs: Côtes-du-Rhône, Crozes-Hermitage, Hermitage, Châtillon-en-Diois... When can you taste them?
The Drôme also boasts a number of gourmet restaurants, including 7 with Michelin stars, renowned beyond the Drôme borders. Book your table now to enjoy a fine meal.
Don't wait any longer and stock up on great ideas for a perfect stay in the Drôme! With campsites all over the Drôme, you're bound to find one close to your chosen activities. In the run-up to the summer season, we've got some great ideas for a low-cost stay while making the most of the region's many attractions!
