Le Mas de Trévouse

Le Mas de Trévouse offers a caravan for four people, three 85 m² holiday homes, another 85 m² holiday home and a 37 m² double room. The houses accommodate up to four people, while the double room sleeps two. They all have a private bathroom; the houses have a kitchen or kitchenette, while the room is in the owners’ house.

The views and facilities set the different options apart. The 28 m² caravan has a kitchenette, a balcony and views of the garden and swimming pool. Some houses overlook the river, others the garden or swimming pool, and several have a dishwasher and barbecue. The double room stands out for its soundproofing, balcony and terrace. Bedding varies between the accommodation, with single and double beds in the houses and a very large double bed in the room.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, a balcony and outdoor dining furniture. Sun loungers, parasols, a picnic area and an open-air bath complete the facilities. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; children have a playground and outdoor games. The shared lounge also provides a communal space to relax.

Activities include hiking, cycling, fishing, canoeing, horse riding and table tennis. A golf course is less than 3 km away. You can also enjoy massages, a spa and relaxation area, a solarium or badminton equipment. The accommodation has free Wi-Fi in the rooms and free private parking on site. Depending on the accommodation, the kitchen is equipped with a washing machine, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. Board games, puzzles and children’s books round out the family facilities.

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Avignon lies in the Comtat Venaissin plain, north-east of Avignon. The landscape combines farmland, small towns and wine estates; country roads connect the villages and cultivated land. This location suits travellers who want to drive between Avignon, the villages of Vaucluse and the Provençal countryside, while returning to a more rural setting at the end of the day.

Avignon is home to a remarkable collection of medieval monuments: the Palais des Papes towers over the city, while Pont Saint-Bénézet recalls its history on the Rhône. Explore the old town on foot, among its ramparts, squares and narrow streets. The Palais des Papes and Pont Saint-Bénézet are each 11 km away. Saint-Saturnin-lès-Avignon and Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue train stations are 2.9 km and 3.5 km away, respectively; a car makes it easier to get to the wine estates and surrounding towns.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures make it possible to combine city visits with walks in the countryside. Summer days in Provence are often hot, so it is best to go for walks during the cooler hours and enjoy the swimming pool in the afternoon. The grape harvest brings the region to life in late summer and early autumn. You can start the day by exploring Avignon’s heritage, then continue to a wine estate or one of the neighbouring towns.