Discover the Oise:
Château de Chantilly territory
Visit museums and parks
for a cultural day out
Discover some of the most famous tourist attractions in the Oise region during your stay at a campsite near Chantilly. Between parks and castles, make your vacation at Le Pré des Moines a cultural getaway that’s as enriching as it is rejuvenating!
Your stay in the Oise region includes visits to the cathedrals of Beauvais, Senlis and Noyon, the Chaalis estate and the castles of Pierrefonds and Compiègne. Reserve the sunniest days for a stroll through the troglodyte village of Gouvieux and the listed town of Gerberoy, known as the “town of a thousand rosebushes”.
Finally, visit fascinating museums such as the Cité des Bateliers, Les Secrets de Pierrefonds, the Maison de la Pierre in Saint-Maximin, or the Musée Gallé-Juillet in Creil.
Photo © Creil Sud Oise Tourisme
Must-see sites at
from Chantilly
On vacation, you don’t like long journeys and prefer local visits? You’ll love the location of Le Pré des Moines campsite, just 5 km from Chantilly and its château.
A jewel of French heritage, the Château de Chantilly is home to a large number of masterpieces and priceless manuscripts, to the delight of art and history lovers. Its grounds are also a must-see, with the French garden created by André Le Nôtre, magnified by its many water mirrors and statues, and its English garden, particularly suited to romantic strolls.
A must for tourism in the Oise region, the Château de Chantilly also delights holidaymakers with a passion forhorse-riding. Enthusiasts won’t want to miss a visit to the Grandes Écuries and the Musée Vivant du Cheval. Other must-see sites in the Chantilly area include the Musée de la Dentelle and the Potager des Princes.
Photo © Creil Sud Oise Tourisme
Sightseeing at
just a stone’s throw from the campsite
From the Pré des Moines campsite for a tour of the Oise region, hop on your bike and head for the major sites in the area!
After a picnic in the magnificent gardens of Château de Chantilly, visit the Pavillon de la Manse, former mill of the Princes of Condé. The ingenious hydraulic system powers all the fountains and fountains in the château’s gardens, designed by Le Nôtre.
Equally unmissable, the famous Chantilly cream is a gourmet’s delight. It owes its name to its origin, often attributed to François Vatel, maître d’hôtel at the Château de Chantilly after serving Superintendent Fouquet for many years. Take part in workshops and tastings around the campsite! An excellent way to enhance your gastronomic discovery in the best restaurants and bars in the Oise!
