The Abbey of Valloires is located 30 minutes from the Val de Trie campsite.

Visit the magnificent Jardins de Valloires and discover more than 5,000 species of old roses and rare shrubs. This walk along the valley’s relief is an invitation to an olfactory and visual journey thanks to the countless roses. A must-see visit all year round in the Baie de Somme, each season offers its own palette of colours and scents.

The gardens are open all year round and offer events such as Ladybird Day, Painters’ Day and the Pumpkin Festival.

And why not sign up for gardening and garden cooking classes?

On site, the Jardins de Valloires shop offers seeds and plants for collection, perennials, old roses, ladybird larvae but also local specialities: dandelion liqueur, salt meadow lamb pâté, rhubarb juice…

You can also eat at the restaurant “La Table du Jardinier”, where you will have the opportunity to taste a creative and modern cuisine based on flowers, plants and fruits.

THE RESTAURANT – LA TABLE DU JARDINIER
Bar, tea room, restaurant and takeaway
Reservations recommended on 03 22 23 71 13.
Restaurant space: 40 places and terrace 30 places.

For more information on the Jardins de Valloires

THE ABBEY OF VALLOIRES

A few kilometres from the Baie de Somme, discover a unique place.
The Cistercian abbey of Valloires was founded in Argoules in 1158. Destroyed over the centuries, it was rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries in a style that was in complete contradiction with Cistercian authority. Come and discover this jewel of art combining monastic simplicity with the exuberance of a Rococo universe: organ case, suspended angels, high altar, and salons with Rococo style woodwork will surprise you.

Today, it welcomes visitors to discover its history and architecture.

In one day, you can visit the abbey and the gardens, two exceptional sites.

More information for your visit: HERE

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Come and discover the castle of Rambures, close to the campsite le Val de Trie!

Visit the domain of Rambures, a magnificent castle with its 15 hectare park. Since the 11th century, the castle has stood in the heart of the Vimeu region, close to the Normandie border. It was the first “brick and stone” castle in France with defensive innovations, the present castle was completed in the 15th century, all against the backdrop of the Hundred Years War.

Take a tour of the fully furnished rooms of the fortress. In the space of an hour, the lecturer will take you on a 700-year journey back in time. The castle has been inhabited by the same family for seven centuries, i.e. since its construction.

The discovery of the interiors is done in the company of a guide who will tell you about the daily life during the centuries in this fantastic building.

Listed as a historical monument and labelled as a remarkable garden since 2006, the renovation work began in the 17th century, when the fortress was transformed into a family home.

For more information about your visit: HERE

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The little train of the Baie de Somme welcomes you in a turn of the century atmosphere. Take an hour to discover the pleasure of travelling on board authentic locomotives.

Enjoy a beautiful ride along the Picardie coast between Cayeux and Le Crotoy. Travel by steam train around the Baie de Somme. Amongst mulberry fields, salt meadows, willows and reeds, by the sea or along the Baie de Somme, visit the Réseau des Bains de Mer (Sea Baths Network), founded in 1887, with family or friends.

Get ready for a journey through time!

For information and to book your tickets, please visit the Chemin de Fer de la Baie de Somme website, HERE.

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