B&B La Campagne

B&B La Campagne offers two double rooms, each designed for two people. They measure 14 m² and 12 m² respectively, and both have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and outdoor space with a terrace and balcony. The rooms overlook the garden and mountains, extending the Provençal landscape right into the accommodation.

The first stands out for its outdoor private bathroom and its 14 m² of space. The second is more compact at 12 m² and is called Double Room with Garden View. Both include a large double bed and free toiletries. Their amenities also include a hairdryer and a dining table. The terrace and balcony provide space to enjoy the outdoors, while the air conditioning offers welcome comfort on hot days.

B&B La Campagne provides free private parking on site, with no reservation required, as well as an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free in the shared areas. The rooms are air-conditioned and have flat-screen TVs; amenities available in each include a private bathroom, a balcony and a terrace. A garden, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area let you enjoy the spaces around the house.

You can go hiking, cycling and walking in the surrounding area. The property also offers cycling tours, and the outdoor facilities include sun loungers, parasols, a solarium and an open-air bath. For relaxing, the garden and sun terrace offer different places to sit. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option. The rooms have a refrigerator and kitchenware, as well as a dining table.

Roquevaire is a Provençal town in the Huveaune Valley, between Aubagne and the hills that lead towards the Sainte-Baume massif. The landscape combines hills, waterways and residential areas, with mountain views from higher ground. The village suits travellers seeking a quieter stop than the Marseille coast while still being able to reach the region’s towns and natural areas. Walking and cycling let you explore the surroundings at a leisurely pace.

In the centre of Roquevaire, Saint-Vincent Church and the René Verrier Heritage Museum offer a glimpse of local history. The market on Cours du Quatre Septembre brings life to the town, while the banks of the Huveaune provide a setting for a walk. Aubagne, 5 km away, is known for its connections with Marcel Pagnol and the santon-making tradition. Further south, Calanques National Park opens onto landscapes of cliffs, pine forests and Mediterranean coves. Aubagne train station makes it easy to get around the region; a car is useful for reaching villages and natural sites.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the hills, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, it is best to set out on hikes early in the morning and save the hottest hours for visiting villages or taking a break in the shade. You can combine a day exploring Aubagne’s heritage with a trip to the Calanques, leaving time to walk around Roquevaire. Marseille, its Old Port and its museums are easy additions to a stay in Provence.