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Aire de Val d'Arcomie

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Adresse

15 Place de la Mairie
15320 Val d'Arcomie
Cantal, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
France
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Liens utiles

Faverolles service area - Pays de Saint-Flour Tourist Office

Équipements et services

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

Description

On the square by the town hall, in the village of Faverolles (Val d’Arcomie, Cantal), this motorhome area invites a practical and friendly stop in the heart of the village. You will find emptying facilities, water supply, electrical hookup and parking, available all year, 24h/24 and 7j/7. A bakery-grocery and a restaurant are a short walk away for shopping and meals, while the nearest supermarkets are in Saint‑Flour (about 15 km). In summer, don’t miss the local markets in Loubaresse, and enjoy the scenery and local heritage for pleasant walks.

Tourisme

Val d'Arcomie (Cantal, France)

Val d'Arcomie is a rural commune nestled in the heart of the Cantal. Created as a new commune in 2016, it brings together several villages and hamlets typical of Auvergne. The area features open pastoral landscapes, quiet roads and an atmosphere oriented toward agriculture. It is a good starting point for those who want to explore the Cantal mountains without the crowds of resorts.

Heritage and history

The villages preserve elements of rural architecture in stone and the silhouette of small Romanesque churches or local chapels. There are also reminders of the farming past: barns, stone walls and washhouses. The local history is primarily that of an agricultural and pastoral life that continues today.

Nature and landscapes

The valley offers meadows, hedgerows and rounded hills characteristic of the Cantal. The panoramas alternate between cow pastures and groves, with winding roads conducive to discovery. The region attracts hikers and lovers of tranquility rather than motor sports enthusiasts.

Gastronomy and local products

The table highlights the local products of the Cantal region. Local cheeses such as Cantal and rustic charcuterie are found on the plates. Several small producers offer direct sales: cheeses, rustic breads and farm products.

Not to be missed

  • The main village: stroll through the lanes and spot stone houses.
  • The small churches: they often reveal Romanesque elements and a calm suited to a pause.
  • Valley panoramas: viewpoints for photographing the meadows and countryside.
  • Markets and local producers: purchases of Cantal and rural specialties.
  • Hiking trails: peaceful walks through pastoral landscapes.

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