The Centre Equestre de Champignelles welcomes visitors every day, including during school holidays. The activities are aimed at everyone from beginners to advanced riders and include both recreational and competitive riding. The Centre Equestre de Champignelles also offers horses and ponies for sale, as well as livery on a part-board basis.
Renting a holiday apartment in Champignelles can be part of your own travel planning.
Culture
The Eglise Saint-Roch de Louesme features construction phases from the 13th, 16th, 17th and 19th centuries. It was listed as a Monument historique by an order dated 26 November 1992.
The Château de Lamothe-Jarry, a château, is located near Champignelles. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Fontaine-Jean, a historic site, is also nearby. Further afield in the region around Champignelles are the Château de Saint-Fargeau, a château, and the Abbaye Notre-Dame des Écharlis, a historic site.
Landscape
The signposted Le Gué de la Musse hiking trail, number 73, leads around Louesme in Champignelles. It starts at the Eglise Saint-Roch de Louesme; parking is available along the road.
Le Gué de la Musse passes through the wooded areas of Bois de Beaurain, Bois Barbet, Bois de Bréau, Bois de Pimelle and Bois des Frins, and passes by the Étang d'Annebaude.
The gardens of Château Le Parc Vieil cover a kitchen garden, groups of trees and shrubs, an English-style park, a French-style park and a basin across more than four hectares.
Activities
The Petit Train de Champignelles carries passengers along a 1-kilometre track with a gauge of 40 centimetres. The “BB” locomotive of the Petit Train de Champignelles was built entirely by the Association du Petit Train de Champignelles.
