A quiet nature corner 8 minutes from Saint Dié for 8 people

This accommodation is perfect for sports groups, families, friends. The house is located close to Lakes, amusement park, 10 min walk from the train station. Water sports, acrobatics, ziplines. there is a table/desk per room to work. There is Wi-Fi throughout. A very large TV for your movie nights. Parking is complimentary. There is a park where you can go jogging. We are not cramped because all the rooms are spacious and very well equipped. Other things to note Pierre Percé Lake is Recommended by Petit Futé 2025 Pure nature, here, there is everything to please young and old. Straddling the Meurthe-et-Moselle and the Vosges, these two lakes offer many outdoor activities: adventure park, bungee jumping, flying over Lake Pierre-Percée by zip line at more than 50 km/h, banana boat, pedal boat, paintball, pedal kart, mountain bike and canoe rental, inflatable games for the little ones, not to mention fishing and the recreation center of Lake Plaine where swimming is allowed. A huge lake with an original shape (reminiscent of reindeer antlers) in lush flora. Picnic areas are available, and you should also go see the impressive dam! At 1:00 a.m., you can go to Alsace where there is the wine route... In Alsace, Start your journey at Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress perched on top of the Vosges, in Alsace. This historic gem offers stunning views and a glimpse into the region's rich past. As you explore the castle's grand halls and intricate rooms, you'll discover the stories of knights, battles, and royal intrigues that shaped its legacy. Your adventure begins at the entrance to the castle, where you can admire its imposing towers and fortified walls. Stroll through the lush gardens and courtyards, each offering a unique perspective on the surrounding landscape. Inside, marvel at the detailed woodwork and period furniture that will transport you to the Middle Ages. Don't miss the armory and panoramic terrace, which will give you a glimpse into the castle's strategic importance. End your visit with a walk through the castle museum, which presents objects and exhibits highlighting its historical importance. You will end your visit in an ideal place to further explore the beautiful region of Alsace. See more