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Aire de Val d'Arcomie

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

1 Rue des Pradelles
15320 Val d'Arcomie
Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
France
Itinéraire

Liens utiles

Saint-Just service area - Tourist Office of the Pays de Saint-Flour

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Raccordement électrique
Prises 6A
Prises 16A
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Moyens de paiement
Pièces

Description

The Val d’Arcomie service area, located in Val d'Arcomie (Cantal, Auvergne‑Rhône‑Alpes) and situated right next to the Saint‑Just municipal campsite, offers an outdoor service point accessible all year. You will find greywater and blackwater disposal, a water filling point, an electrical hookup with two outlets and parking spaces. The service is available 7 days a week and 24 hours a day, ideal for a convenient stop during your crossing of the area. The setting is welcoming and hilly, between the Truyère valley and the Margeride, with the village of Saint‑Just nearby for basic shops; supermarkets in Saint‑Flour (~15 km) and seasonal local markets in Loubaresse.

Tourisme

Val d'Arcomie (Cantal, France)

Val d'Arcomie is a rural commune in Cantal, located in the heart of the Massif Central. It comprises hamlets and small valleys shaped by livestock farming and crossed by a small stream, the Arcomie. The landscape is marked by meadows, woods and country roads that invite calm. One finds traditional village architecture and traces of a deeply rooted peasant history.

Nature and landscapes

The area offers typical Massif Central panoramas: rounded hills, pastures and bocage. Colors change strongly with the seasons, from the tender green of spring to the brown and golden tones of autumn. Small roads wind between the fields, ideal for walking or cycling. Local wildlife remains discreet but present, notably birds and small mammals associated with the meadows.

Heritage and history

The villages of Val d'Arcomie preserve elements of Auvergne rural heritage: old farms, stone walls and small Romanesque churches or local chapels. The history of the place is that of an economy focused on livestock and agriculture. Old paths and fountains punctuate the landscape and testify to a traditional way of life.

Gastronomy

Local gastronomy fits within the great Auvergne tradition. One can taste notably Cantal cheese, farmhouse charcuterie and hearty dishes suited to the seasons. Markets and small local shops allow discovery of farm products and local specialties.

Not to be missed

  • Massif Central landscapes: walks and viewpoints over the hills.
  • Local hikes: country trails and rural paths.
  • Cantal cheese: tasting of local products.
  • Villages and their churches: rural architecture and local heritage.
  • Country roads: peaceful discovery by car or bike.

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