Ladder tree-houses

This 8 meters high tree-house was built in 2008 on one oak about 100 years. Its name comes from its proximity to the junction of four roads, which as its name does not indicate, has a fifth way, the outcome leads to the treehouse through a grove until edge overlooking the golf course.

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This 19 meters high tree-house was built in 2010 on an oak about 120 years in "the wood of the grove," site of the former Chateau des Ormes. This treehouse, the highest second of France, has a gazebo to 21 m above the ground where you can see the spiers of the surrounding villages and, on clear days, guess the Bay of Cancale.

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This 11 meters high tree-house was built in 2009 on a Laricio Pine centenary. Its name comes from its rounded shape that looks like a hornet's nest or an insect cocoon. It overlooks the pond of "Cul de Sac". The ruined wall at its foot is the historic walls of the castle, which served in the Middle Ages to protect the Bishops wolves and English.

Not recommended for people over 1m80.

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This 11 meters high tree-house was built in 2006 on a 150 year old oak tree. Its name comes from its location facing a water crescent moon shot in the majestic castle. It is in the middle of the French park designed by Richard Micque, pupil of Le Nôtre, the famous architect of Louis XIV. Richard could not finish his work because of the Revolution.

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This 10 meters high tree-house was built in 2008 on an oak over 100 years above the Fairway # 7 on top of which the view roundabout exceeds 300 degrees. At the foot of the cabin remains a platform surrounded by a stone wall, a remnant of a hay shed where once the children of the house were the huts of another type: the cabins in the hay.

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This 12 meters high tree-house was built in 2006 on an oak over 100 years overlooking the Fairway of hole 17. This first hut called "the island of Jotte" was renamed following a night spent by Eva Longoria and Tony Parker for their wedding night on 7/7/7. For the sake of authenticity, no cleaning has been done since their honeymoon !! ;-)

Bed linen provided in the backpack on arrival