Camping de La Liez
Explore the Haute-Marne region around Langres and the campground
Nestled in the heart of unspoiled nature, the campground in Langres offers the perfect setting for lovers of the outdoors and new experiences. Surrounded by lush forests, this peaceful retreat is the perfect starting point for walks, hikes along the trails, and enriching visits throughout the Haute-Marne region.
Right on the campsite’s doorstep, the National Forest Park is a veritable marvel, offering breathtaking panoramas and biodiversity. For adventurers and nature lovers, it’s a true paradise to explore during their camping trip in Haute-Marne in the Grand Est region (formerly Champagne-Ardenne).
From the campground, the A5/A31 interchange in Langres provides access to the entire Grand Est region in less than an hour. Dijon is 1 hour away, Nancy is 1 hour and 30 minutes away, and Troyes is 1 hour and 15 minutes away. An ideal starting point for exploring Haute-Marne, Champagne, and Burgundy over the course of a few days.
What to do around the campsite near Peigney?
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Auberive Abbey
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Water sports
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Villages
Langres
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National Forest Park
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Peigney et son Fort
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Gallo-Roman mausoleum at Faverolles
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Rolampont Tuffière
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Gorges de la Vingeanne
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Cohons Hanging Gardens
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House of basketry
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Tree climbing
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Equestrian center
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Fishing
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Navarre and Orval towers
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Denis Diderot House of Enlightenment
Nature vacations in the forest at the Peigney campsite in the Langres region
In the heart of unspoilt nature, the 5-star La Liez campsite offers an idyllic setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Located on the edge of the national forest park and close to the Vingeanne gorges, this green setting invites you to enjoy magnificent walks through picturesque landscapes and wooded paths.
Enjoy adventures with family and friends!
For horse-riding enthusiasts, the nearby equestrian center offers unforgettable excursions on horseback in the enchanting surroundings of Lac de la Liez.
With the lakes, forests, and hiking trails surrounding the campground, nature lovers will enjoy an enchanting setting for a relaxing and enriching vacation in the Grand Est region.
The Culinary Delights of Haute-Marne, in the Grand Est Region (formerly Champagne-Ardenne)
The Peigney region is a true paradise for gourmets, offering a multitude of local specialties to tempt even the most discerning palates.
Enjoy delicious local cheeses, including Langres, a soft cheese with a delicately salty, creamy taste. Enjoy authentic dishes such as Alice’s blackcurrants and truffles from Domaine des Clairs Chênes.
Enjoy the unique flavors of the region’s beverages, such as Choue beer and wines from Montsaugeon and Coiffy. Enjoy the fine wines of Burgundy just an hour south of the campground, in the Côte-d’Or region, near Dijon.
Further north, take the Champagne Tourist Route and discover six champagne houses in the Haute-Marne region near Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, just one hour from the campground.
Discover the cultural heritage of the Langres region from the 5-star campsite de la Liez
The Pays de Langres in the Haute-Marne region is a veritable pearl of cultural heritage, surrounding the prestigious 5-star La Liez campsite.
Vacationers will also discover the region’s rich culture through fascinating tours of historic villages and heritage sites.
This region, rich in history, offers a multitude of architectural and natural treasures.
- The impressive ramparts of Langres—the largest in Europe—invite visitors on a historical journey through the centuries in one of France’s most beautiful designated historic towns.
- Saint-Mammès Cathedral, with its striking Gothic style,
- The many local museums, such as the Museum of Art and History, offer a glimpse into this region’s glorious past.
Champagne, the sparkling jewel of the Grand Est region
Immerse yourself in the heart of the Grand Est, a fascinating region where unspoiled nature, historical heritage, and exceptional local flavors come together to offer an unforgettable experience for families seeking a change of scenery. Comprising Alsace, Lorraine, and Champagne-Ardenne, this region captivates visitors with its rich culture and diverse landscapes, ranging from prestigious vineyards to majestic forests and picturesque villages.
Champagne, an iconic region of the Grand Est where Haute-Marne is located, is world-renowned for its unique sparkling wine. Its hillsides, houses, and wine cellars are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting its rich winemaking heritage.
The cities of Épernay and Reims— the true capitals of champagne, just 2 hours from the campground—offer immersive tours of prestigious cellars such as Moët & Chandon, where you can explore kilometers of underground tunnels carved into the chalk.
Families will enjoy bike rides through the vineyards, child-friendly wine tastings at family-run wineries, and outdoor activities such as hot-air balloon rides offering panoramic views of the Champagne countryside.
