Maison de campagne

La Maison de campagne has two bedrooms and a living room, in a 40 m² space that can accommodate up to six people. The beds comprise two double beds in the bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living area. Guests have two separate bedrooms and a shared bathroom. The kitchen lets you prepare meals and store food.

The living room has a sofa and a flat-screen TV. The accommodation also has air conditioning and a washing machine. From the terrace, you can look out over the garden. A wardrobe or clothes rack, storage space and a clothes drying rack complete the facilities. This self-contained villa is suitable for stays with family or friends, with space to cook, gather in the living room and enjoy the terrace. The two bedrooms provide separate spaces to rest, while the sofa bed provides an additional sleeping space in the living area.

The villa has a kitchen for preparing meals and a living room with a sofa and a flat-screen TV. Air conditioning is a welcome feature in the indoor areas. A washing machine, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a clothes drying rack are also provided. The terrace overlooks the garden and extends the living space outdoors.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. Other facilities include heating and family rooms. Outside, the garden and terrace provide space to relax after a day in Quinson or amid the scenery of the Verdon. The flat-screen TV completes the villa's facilities.

Quinson is a village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, in the lower Gorges du Verdon area. Its surroundings combine limestone landscapes, walking trails and scenery shaped by the river. You can explore the village on foot, from its streets to places dedicated to the region's prehistoric history. The atmosphere suits travellers who want to alternate cultural visits with outdoor activities, away from large towns.

The Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon presents traces of human settlement discovered in the region and is a key attraction in Quinson. The Prehistoric Village offers an opportunity to continue exploring outdoors. For an outing by the water, Lake Sainte-Croix is 7 km away; its shores and turquoise waters attract swimmers and fans of water sports. The gorge trails also offer walking routes with views of the Provençal landscape. Quinson village is 220 m away and Notre-Dame-du-Plan Church is 240 m away.

In fine weather, you can enjoy walks, visits to prehistoric sites and days by the lake. In summer, water sports and swimming feature more prominently, while spring and early autumn offer opportunities for walks in often milder temperatures. You can start the day at the museum, continue along the gorge trails and finish by the lake. The region is easier to explore if you plan journeys between the villages, trails and the banks of the Verdon.