Le Petit Bois

About Campsite Le Petit Bois in Ruoms

Camping Le Petit Bois is situated on the banks of the River Ardèche, close to the medieval town of Ruoms, in the heart of the Ardèche. This small, peaceful family campsite offers lovely, tranquil pitches where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings, with their many unspoilt rivers.

There is plenty to keep you active at Camping Le Petit Bois, with a range of sports activities including volleyball, basketball, football and even weightlifting. If you prefer to take it easy, why not enjoy a meal at the restaurant? Children will have a great time taking part in the campsite's entertainment programme, playing on the multi-sports court or bouncing on the trampoline.

The campsite has excellent facilities. The lovely swimming pool complex offers plenty of water-based fun, with water slides, a sauna, a hammam and a shallow pool for younger children. The swimming pool is heated, even outside the peak season. There is also a multi-sports court and a restaurant with a bar.

Are you the adventurous type?

Then you'll be spoilt for choice with the many outdoor activities available nearby. Swimming, canoeing, kayaking and rock climbing are just some of the ways to explore the River Ardèche and its spectacular surroundings. Less than 10 kilometres away is the popular village of Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, famous for its impressive natural stone arch, carved out by the River Ardèche.

The charming centre of Ruoms is just an 800-metre walk away. Be sure to visit the local market, where you can browse a wonderful selection of regional specialities. And of course, no holiday here would be complete without a canoe trip along the Ardèche! There are various routes to choose from, whether you fancy a short paddle or a longer adventure. The region is known for its mild Mediterranean climate and four unspoilt rivers, making it a wonderful destination for swimming and water sports enthusiasts.

Wine lovers should also make time for a visit to Néovinum, where you can sample some of the region's excellent local wines. The Cirque de Gens is one of the Ardèche's natural highlights and a fantastic place for walking, swimming and rock climbing.

From the charming village of Vallon-Pont-d'Arc (6.5 km), you can explore the spectacular Ardèche Gorge and the famous Pont d'Arc. If you can tear yourself away from the beautiful scenery for a while, a visit to the Chauvet Cave is highly recommended. It is home to some of the world's oldest known cave paintings. Around 32,000 years ago, people lived here and created these remarkable works of prehistoric art. A truly fascinating journey back in time!