Overview of Semur en Auxois 3p4p
- Rating: 4 stars
- Sleeps up to 4
- Prices start from £343
    
DescriptionThis wonderful holiday park is located in a forest, 7 km south of the medieval town of Semur-en-Auxois. The park consists of 65 ground-floor cottages. Facilities of the holiday park include a library, TV room, table tennis and table football, sports fields for football, volleyball and basketball, tennis court, playground, bar, restaurant, laundry, barbecue and parking area. There is also a heated indoor pool, gym and sauna. The heated outdoor pool is open from mid-June to mid-September. The restaurant serves various meals including regional specialties, themed meals and menus. You can also pick up meals and buy bread in the park. For an additional fee you can book a linen set, bathroom set, the Comfort Plus Package and final cleaning. You can also request a free baby kit (bed, bath, highchair). Extra packages are to be paid locally. For children there are child / youth clubs depending on age, ranging from 3 to 17. For adults there are evening entertainment programs. Shops are located 7 km away.
Accommodation features at a glance
- Sleeps 4
- Has a swimming pool
- Has a garden
- Has a terrace
- Has a barbecue
- Has parking
- Has internet access
- Pet friendly
- Has a Sauna
Close by
- Airport: 250 km
- Supermarket: 7 km
Local areaThis area lies between the forests of Morvan and the famous vineyards of Burgundy and contains lots of impressive cities and buildings. Some examples include Semur-en-Auxois itself; Flavigny, a medieval city; Fontenay with its abbey; Beaune, with its monumental hospital; the basilica of Vezelay and much more. Naturally a trip to Burgundy should include a visit to a castle! You can also enjoy great bike tours in this area. If necessary, you can get cycling route information on site from the tourist information center.
You can also ask for hiking and car route information. Sports in the area include golf, horseback riding, fishing, canoeing / kayaking, a trip by airplane and much more.
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