Camping Maui is the ideal starting point for exploring the Ardèche Verte region.
This area boasts unspoiled nature, a rich history, and an unmissable culinary heritage.

The must-haves

The Ardèche Train

2 minutes away from the campsite.

Treat yourself to a fantastic journey through the Doux Gorges from the campsite to the Ardèche Plateau aboard an authentic steam train that will transport you back in time to a pristine natural setting.

www.trainardeche.fr

The Mastrou - Ardèche Steam Train
The Mastrou – Ardèche Steam Train

The Valrhona Chocolate City

10 mn away from the campsite.

Through a sensory tour, you will discover step by step the meticulous and complex process of transforming the bean into an exceptional product. A fun and delicious learning experience.

www.citeduchocolat.com

The Chocolate City
The Chocolate City

The Château-Musée of Tournon sur Rhône

7 mn away from the campsite.

Immerse yourself in this historic site, one of the most beautiful in the Ardèche region.
You’ll also enjoy breathtaking views of the Rhône River!

www.chateaumusee-tournon.com

The Railbike in Gorges du Doux

17 mn away from the campsite.

From Boucieu le roi, a remarkable village full of character in the Doux valley, you will embark on a hybrid vehicle where you will be the sole master of the speed of your panoramic ride powered by your own legs!

www.velorailardeche.com

Doux River Valley Vélorail
Doux River Valley Vélorail

The Safari Park in Peaugres

45 mn away from the campsite.

Discover the largest animal park in the Rhône-Alpes region with the Safari de Peaugres, just 40 minutes from Camping Mãui.

www.safari-peaugres.com

Peaugres Safari Park
Peaugres Safari Park

Tournon sur Rhône

7 mn from the campsite.

Strolls and hikes around Tournon sur Rhône to see its natural beauty – vineyards and verdant plains with the river Rhône as the backdrop.

www.ardeche-hermitage.com/fr/tournon-sur-rhone

The Palais idéal du Facteur Cheval

30 mn away from the campsite.

Discover the life’s work of a determined and innovative postman. This site is a listed historical monument.

www.facteurcheval.com

Le Palais idéal du Facteur Cheval © Frédéric Jouhanin - Le Labo

The Chauvet Cave

1h30 from the campsite.

For the duration of your visit, step into the cradle of human origins. The meticulously reproduced cave paintings will immerse you in a striking prehistoric world.

www.grottechauvet2ardeche.com

Le panneau des rennes et des chevaux ©Patrick Aventurier - Grotte Chauvet 2-Ardèche
Panneau des lions © Patrick Aventurier - Grotte Chauvet 2-Ardèche

Outdoor sports activities

For hikers

From the campsite, you’ll have access to countless marked hiking and mountain biking trails, and we can offer advice on them.
A connection to the GR42 “Balcons du Rhône” long-distance hiking trail is possible.
You can explore at your leisure, whether in a verdant setting or amidst vineyards, leading to sweeping panoramic views overlooking the Rhône Valley and stretching to the foothills of the Vercors mountains.

For cyclists

At the gateway to the stages of the queen of cycling races, L’Ardéchoise, you can choose to explore the rugged terrain of the Doux Valley.
You can also opt for the more leisurely route of the famous ViaRhôna to discover the banks of the Rhône River.
The campsite’s location also makes it easy to access the Dolce Via routes, offering a fantastic opportunity to discover the breathtaking panoramas of the green Ardèche region.

For food lovers

Local produce and gastronomy

The Rhône Valley has always been a prime location for vineyards and orchards.
You are located within the Saint-Joseph appellation, and you only need to cross the Rhône to discover the wines of Hermitage.
These exceptional wines will delight connoisseurs, and we will be happy to guide you to passionate local producers.

Culinary specialties

You can sample the famous ravioli of the Dauphiné region, the traditional Ardèche caillette (a type of sausage), or the renowned potato crique.
The Ardèche is first and foremost a land of livestock farming, producing distinctive cheeses such as the flavorful Saint-Félicien, Saint-Marcellin, and Picodon, as well as goat cheeses.