Our accommodations
L’Ermitage
rue des Amis de la Nature, 76890 Val de Saâne
In the heart of the Pays de Caux (Upper Normandy). Camping available.
This cottage is managed by the Friends of Nature of Rouen.
Type
Refuge, Camping
Opening
end of March/end of November
Reservation
obligatory
Sanitary facilities
complete, hot showers, washing machine
15 PLACES
- 5 rooms with 2 to 5 beds and sinks
Living room
2 living rooms: 40 places, equipped kitchen
Nearest restaurant
1,5 km
Parking
40 places, coach parking 800 meters away
Chèques vacances
Not allowed
Pets
Not allowed
Other information
Camping facilities available (electrical hookups, kitchen and sanitary facilities in the chalet). The chalet is supervised during the summer. Telephone, Wifi.
Reservations
Email : Jean-Paul Weiller
6 rue Choisnard 76000 Rouen
Tél : 02.35.98.15.48
Site : https://anrouen.unblog.fr
Location
Latitude: 49° 41’ 34" N - Longitude: 0° 57’ 31" E
Access
From Rouen, take the N27 towards Dieppe, or the Rouen-Dieppe A151 motorway, exit Val de Saâne.
Situation
rue des Amis de la Nature, 76890 Val de Saâne
Public transport
SNCF: Auffay train station is 10 km away.
Phone
02.35.32.48.49
Nearest Amis de la Nature chalet
Vaucottes is 50 km away.
In the region
To see
Natural sites:
- Val de Saâne, a picturesque village classified as a ‘green holiday resort’, is the ideal place to stay for lovers of nature and tranquillity, with its hiking trails that will take you to discover the sources of the Saâne, the St Sulpice fountain, the Fontelaye church and the Château de la Couture on the GR 212 trail.
- The Pays de Caux, with its rich agricultural heritage, boasts a varied architectural heritage: numerous châteaux, dovecotes, Cauchois farms and ‘clos masures’ (enclosed farmsteads).
- The Alabaster Coast and its high white chalk cliffs, interspersed with valleys, stretching from Le Tréport to Le Havre, a coastline rich in landmark towns: Dieppe, St Valéry en Caux, Etretat...
- The Seine Valley: the historic route of the Seine Valley, a superb tourist and cultural site, a wonderful itinerary rich in monuments steeped in history and magnificent landscapes in the Brotonne Natural Park: the abbeys of St Georges de Boscherville, Jumièges and St Wandrille, - the thatched cottage route running along both sides of the river, spanned by the Tancarville, Brotonne and Normandy bridges.
- Rouen: a must-see, with its pedestrian streets in the medieval centre. This itinerary will allow you to admire the half-timbered houses and treasures such as the cathedral, the courthouse, the Gros Horloge clock tower, St Ouen Abbey, etc.
To practice
- Hiking trails (including GR212)
- Cycling and mountain biking
- Beach 30 km away,
- Swimming pool in Val de Saâne
Local festivities
- The Armada takes place in Rouen every 5 years.
Local specialties
- Neufchâtel cheese
- apple turnovers
- cider
- pommeau
- calvados
- apple sugar...