In the Parc national de forêts, at the gateway to the Auberive forest, the valley in which our 2 gypsy caravans are located offers peace and quiet, lush, unspoilt nature...
The setting
A palette of shimmering lights, from dawn to dusk, will enhance your observations of the surrounding wildlife.
Come and discover the National Forest Park, on a donkey trail, on a bike, or with a backpack.
The spots
Our 2 caravans are nestled in a magnificent valley.
They were built by volunteers as part of participatory workcamps.
Built on farm carts and using only local wood, they are one-of-a-kind!
They're all set far apart from each other, to give you the peace and privacy you need to enjoy this privileged environment.
Large outdoor spaces surround each accommodation.
Access is on foot from the parking lot (150m maximum), and we provide handcarts for transporting your belongings.
Near the pitches, you can meet our herd of friendly, yet discreet donkeys.
The sanitary facilities
You'll benefit from a sheltered sanitary area shared by all users of the eco-domain, built as part of a participative project.
Two fully-equipped bathrooms (showers, sinks, mirrors, wooden lockers, towel racks) and a dishwashing area with hot water are at your disposal.
A private dry toilet is available close to your caravan.
A water basin is installed inside the caravans (no connection to running water, but you'll be able to do a little tinkering with the water jerrycan at your disposal).
The amenities
The trailers are equipped with a double bed and 2 single bunk beds.
A small work surface with a 2-burner stove and all the kitchen equipment you need to prepare meals will enable you to be self-sufficient.
A small table inside will enable you to have your meals in case of bad weather.
The roulotte has a terrace with a garden table, so you can enjoy the outdoors and the proximity of the forest.
The roulottes are equipped with electrical outlets and an electric heater (in case of very cool weather) powered by a solar panel installed on top.
The activities
Donkeys can be hired on site to accompany you on your walks and hikes to discover the forest massif.
Indeed, our exceptional location in the National Forest Park makes our site a privileged starting point for hiking (donkey, horse, bike, pedestrian):
Staging point along the GR7, short hiking trails (PR) all around the site.
Topographical guides available.
Nature huts built by the Centre d'Initiation à la Nature d'Auberive in the forest.
You can also discover the area's Cistercian past, including Auberive Abbey.
You can also explore the city of Langres, with its famous ramparts, museums and 4 lakes, where you'll find supervised swimming, canoeing, paddle-boarding, pedal-boating, windsurfing...
Other things
Important information: To stay in our accommodation, you'll need to pay an annual membership fee to the Ligue de l'enseignement de Haute-Marne, a popular education association that runs the project. You will be asked to pay a membership fee of €10.76 per household per year on arrival. By booking, you agree to pay the membership fee on arrival at Chemins de Traverse. We thank you for your trust.