Le Refuge du Clos du Moulin

Lots of hiking, cycling and horse riding trails begin at the site, and you're about two kilometres from the shops, restaurants and bars of Brionne town. You can hire donkeys, which will be brought to Le Refuge du Clos du Moulin, to explore the area too. There's a tennis club and a watersports centre two kilometres away where you can hop in a pedalo, try your hand at archery or rent a kayak to explore the Risle river. Popular places to visit nearby include the village of Le Bec-Hellouin, with its 11th-century church and half-timbered houses, four kilometres away from Brionne, and the old town of Pont-Audemer, which sits on the banks of the Risle and is crossed by several canals, 23 kilometres from Brionne. There's an equestrian centre eight kilometres from Le Refuge du Clos du Moulin, as well as paragliding 10 kilometres away. Other places to visit in the immediate area area the 12th-century Harcourt Domain and a mushroom farm, set in caves that were once used as a refuge by the inhabitants of Brionne during World War II. The farm of Saint-Cyr is two kilometres from Le Refuge du Clos du Moulin; there, visitors can pet farm animals, get involved in gardening, DIY workshops, forest walks and carriage tours.