Domaine de Mandukhaï

The slopes of the Montagne de Reims Regional Natural Park, around 50 kilometres from the camp, are covered with Champagne vineyards and crossed by the Champagne Tourist Route. The area is also filled with with parks, gardens, forests and waymarked footpaths and mountain-bike trails. Take a day trip half an hour's drive away to Reims, capital of the Champagne wine region, to see its UNESCO-listed Gothic cathedral and 17th-century Palais du Tau. Foodies can visit the headquarters of famed champagne producers, Tattinger, and Art Deco-style food market, Halles du Boulingrin, while art and history fans can visit the World War II exhibits at the Musée de la Reddition and explore the work of German Renaissance artists and Impressionists at 18th-century abbey, Musée des Beaux-Arts.