Cabin

If you're a nature lover looking for a peaceful oasis, you've come to the right place. This charming "Cabin in the Woods" as I like to call it will seduce you with its charm both indoors and outdoors. With all the comforts you need to have a great time alone, as a couple and even if you have up to 2 small children. A breathtaking view of Coquin, which rises to 837 m, as well as Pain de Sucre. Please review the house rules. The space Come and discover this cozy space composed of a living room with equipped kitchen, a sofa bed for your young children, a shower room and a beautiful bedroom with double bed. Outside, you can enjoy the amenities for your different meals, and a relaxation area in the middle of the forest. Also available, a sauna and a Nordic bath in complete privacy (these are optional. If you wish to have access, please let me know when you make your booking request. Please also refer to the house rules for details and rates). All with a beautiful view of the mountainous ridges of the Plaine Valley. Guest access You'll have access to the entire home, as well as the outdoors. Other things to note In addition to being in a quiet place in the middle of nature, you can enjoy within a radius of 10 km, the Celles-sur-Plaine leisure center with its outdoor activities in summer, discover or rediscover Lake Pierre-Percée "also called Little Canada" for its maple leaf shape. On and around the lake, you can go hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, paddle boarding, and watch the sunset from the pier. Go tree climbing and ziplining... From the wooden cabin, you can go on foot for walks in the forest, but also in season go pick delicious blueberries and go mushroom picking. Discover Lake Maix and its chapel. Enjoy 25 km of greenway between Raon-l'Étape and Raon-lès-Leau at the foot of the Donon Pass, on a very old disinfected railway line in the middle of the forest, for cycling and rollerblading. Come and discover these places steeped in history around the First World War, such as the Poilu Cave and many other remains to discover from the start of the Chapelotte Pass.