Domaine Le Bocage comprises two remarkable buildings and extensive grounds.
After entering the driveway through the wrought-iron gate, you will find on your left the 19th-century château known as Le Bocage and on your right the hunting lodge from the same period: Saint-Hubert.
Le Bocage boasts three hectares of magnificent parkland with trees over a hundred years old. Representative of the creations of the second half of the 19th century, it features a number of exotic species, including a weeping Japanese spore, as well as a number of rockery features.
American den, linden, chestnut, walnut, honey tree, Chamaecyparis lawsoniana, oak, boxwood and yew are just some of the many species listed on our site.
There is also an imposing Ginkgo Biloba, known as one of the oldest trees in Europe.
Parc du château du Bocage
