What to do Le Rouret en Ardèche

To have a great time outdoors, theAdventure Camp is ideal. Children will love it, with activities like woodland games, laser games in the forest or paintballing. Adults haven't been forgotten either and will be able to try the Via Ferrata and human foosball...
Adventure Camp also lets you celebrate birthdays and stag/hen dos as well as offering various group activities.

In the heart of the Ardèche, the Musée Alphonse Daudet, dedicated to the traditions of the Ardèche, recounts the history of silk and the Ardèche of yesteryear. The Mas de la Vignasse in Saint-Alban-Auriolles was purchased in the middle of the seventeenth century by Alphonse Daudet's maternal family and maintained by subsequent generations until 1936.

The Alphonse Daudet Museum opened to the public in 1953, and presents a collection of the daily life and the savoir faire of the Ardèche (shelling chestnuts, reeling silk, baking bread, weaving plants, etc.).

One of the most breathtaking natural sites in France are undoubtedly the Gorges of Ardèche. The Pont d'Arc is a natural entrance to the gorges that extend over 30km as far as Saint-Martin d'Ardèche.
Visitors can explore the meanderings on foot or by canoe of the gorges fashioned by their course through the vast limestone plateau. This leisurely tour allows visitors the time to appreciate the diversity of landscapes in this natural reserve.

Admire the Cirque de la Madeleine, where
the river's course makes an abrupt 180-degree turn. Cross the Pont d'Arc and its 60m wide arch, and then experience a thrilling descent by kayak.
With so many assets, it is easy to understand why the Ardèche gorges have been classified as a Grand Site de France and remain one of the most popular tourist sites.

Fans of wine will appreciate Neovinum, a unique place dedicated to the world of Ardèche wines. In a 1,500m22 space, Neovinum immerses the visitor thanks to an interactive staged trail showcasing the terroir. Combining a sense of theatre and expertise, this experience, unlike any other, takes you on a discovery of the vineyards of the region, while the younger ones will also have an educational area. Discover a fun trail before enjoying a tasting session to better develop your learning. Its cellar houses the widest selection of Ardèche wines and a selection of produce from the region.

Discovered on December 18, 1994 by Jean-Marie Chauvet, Eliette Brunel and Christian Hillaire, the cave of Chauvet Pont d'Arc is over 30,000 years old. You will discover a fascinating and well-preserved site.

Follow in the footsteps of early Homo Sapiens and admire the masterpieces: beautifully preserved cave paintings. You will discover frescoes depicting hunting and the animals which were part of everyday life for prehistoric man, such as bears and horses.