Chambres d'Hôtes du Gros Chêne, Frampas. Holiday Rentals

Description for B&B:

Welcome to a place where the spirit of adventure reigns supreme. Each room in this establishment is equipped with its own toilet, television, and bathroom, all tastefully decorated with their own unique style. As you settle in, you'll find yourself surrounded by a charming park filled with delightful farm animals such as donkeys, sheep, and chickens. From April to October, you can even catch a glimpse of our snail farm. For a truly unforgettable experience, we invite you to indulge in the rustic wood and stone ambiance of our inn, "of the Big Oak," which exudes a sense of well-being. (Reservations are highly recommended for this special treat).

Not only will you enjoy the company of our farm animals and the snail farm, but after a peaceful night's rest and a satisfying breakfast, you'll have the opportunity to discover the wonders of Lac du Der Chantecoq. Spanning an impressive 4800 hectares, with 77 kilometers of shoreline, this magnificent lake offers a plethora of ports, beaches, forests, and an abundance of migratory bird species. Whether you're a fishing enthusiast, a swimmer, a hiker, a sailor, or a water skiing aficionado, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss the chance to explore the surrounding area, which boasts charming Champagne groves, serene ponds, picturesque woods, and meadows, as well as traditionally regional timbered churches. Just 8 kilometers away, you'll find the prestigious National Stud of Montier en Der, renowned for its horse racing, breeding, and riding facilities.

Prepare for an array of exciting adventures and discoveries in this exceptional location. Lac du Der is one of the largest lakes in Europe, offering an expansive playground for water sports and hiking enthusiasts. During the winter, it transforms into a sanctuary for countless migratory birds. From June onwards, the lake opens up 600 hectares exclusively for motor boats and jet skis, delighting tourists seeking thrilling water activities. Numerous well-maintained beaches ensure safe swimming, and the vast expanse of the lake guarantees exciting catches for fishing enthusiasts, whether it be pike, perch, carp, or catfish. With over 270 species of birds finding refuge here, the lake is meticulously protected to preserve its unique ecosystem, attracting majestic cranes, geese, eagles, and many other remarkable species.

The surrounding area of the lake is a haven for nature lovers, offering enchanting forest walks, picturesque bike trails, and scenic walks. Keep an eye out for the region's characteristic half-timbered architecture, showcased in its churches and pigeon houses. Get ready to embark on a captivating journey soon...