Ormoy-Villers: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Pierre-au-Coq is a bouldering area in Ormoy-Villers with 15 routes ranging in difficulty from 4b to 5b. The Pierre-au-Coq site comprises a habitat of Community interest and is designated as a natural area of departmental interest (ENS).

Nature and Trails

The Voie verte du Pays de Valois crosses Ormoy-Villers and largely follows the former railway line between Ormoy-Villers and Mareuil-sur-Ourcq. Motor vehicles are prohibited on the Voie verte du Pays de Valois.

The marked Bois du Roi trail near Ormoy-Villers is accessible via Rue du Bois and comprises two loops of 1,350 m and 2,150 m.

Culture and History

The Church of Saint-Martin dates back to the 12th century. It has a Romanesque nave and a Romanesque choir, which were rebuilt in the Flamboyant Gothic style after the destruction caused by the Hundred Years' War. The church has been listed as a historic monument since 1970.

The Abbaye Royale du Parc-aux-Dames is a ruin site in the vicinity of Ormoy-Villers. The Abbaye Saint-Arnoul de Crépy-en-Valois is a monastery near Ormoy-Villers. Champlieu is an ancient site near Ormoy-Villers, while the Abbaye de Chaalis is located there as a historic site.

Landscape

Mont Cornon is a hill near Ormoy-Villers. Mont Pagnotte, Mont Saint-Marc and Mont du Tremble are hills in the wider regional surroundings of Ormoy-Villers.

Bois du Roi was once a hunting ground of the French kings. The area is home to diverse animal and plant life and is designated as a Natura 2000 site.

The desire to rent a holiday apartment in Ormoy-Villers may form part of your own travel planning.

Other destinations in the Oise department: Neuville-Bosc, Milly-Sur-Thérain, Croutoy, Rémérangles, Brasseuse, Clermont, Noyon, Liancourt.

For the higher-level travel overview: Oise.