Kazavélo in Saint-Vallier: Cyclist Accommodation on the ViaRhôna 🚴‍♀️

Designed especially for cycling travellers, our 3 Kazavélos offer practical, comfortable and secure accommodation for a stopover on the ViaRhôna, close to the ViaFluvia.

Located at the municipal Les Îles de Silon campsite in Saint-Vallier, in the Drôme region, they provide an ideal stopover for cycle tourists looking for simple, functional accommodation after a day of cycling through the Rhône Valley.

Available for overnight stays, the Kazavélos allow you to travel light without having to carry or set up a tent. After several kilometres on your bike, enjoy ready-to-use accommodation in a peaceful, green setting along the banks of the Rhône.

Each Kazavélo can accommodate up to 2 people. With 3 units available at the campsite, small groups of up to 6 cyclists can also stay together during their ViaRhôna stopover.

12 m²

2 pers.

Des hébergements pensés pour les voyageurs à vélo 🚴

The Kazavélos were designed specifically to meet the needs of cyclists travelling long-distance, looking for a practical and comfortable place to stay along the iconic ViaRhôna (EuroVelo 17).

Perfect for an overnight stop on Route 12 of the ViaRhôna, between Lyon or Vienne and Valence, they provide the ideal place to rest after a day of cycling while enjoying the facilities and services of the municipal campsite. Unlike a traditional tent, the Kazavélos offer ready-to-use accommodation with a sheltered space, comfortable sleeping arrangements and practical amenities for cycling travellers.

Cyclists particularly appreciate being able to:

• recharge their devices and equipment;
• easily store and secure their belongings;
• enjoy a sheltered space;
• sleep comfortably without having to pitch a tent;
• get back on the road quickly the next morning.

The Kazavélos are suitable for:

• solo travellers;
• couples travelling by bike;
• bikepacking enthusiasts;
• friends on a cycling trip;
• small groups of long-distance cycling travellers.

Comfortable and practical cycling accommodation 🚲️

Designed to maximise comfort and convenience during your cycling stopover, each Kazavélo is arranged over two levels.

Lower level – living area 🔆

The lower level is designed for relaxing, taking a break and enjoying meals. It includes:

• a power outlet 🔌 for charging your phone, GPS device or e-bike battery;
• motion-sensor lighting;
• solar-powered string lights for a warm and welcoming atmosphere;
• a table with two benches for meals or relaxing.

Upper level – sleeping area 🌙

The sleeping area is located on the upper level and is accessible via a wooden ladder. It provides a comfortable place to rest after a day on the cycling routes.

Each Kazavélo includes:

• a power outlet 🔌;
• 2 single beds with slatted bed bases and mattresses;
• pillows provided;
• lightweight duvets provided.

What to bring :

• a duvet or sleeping bag;
• disposable bed sheets can be rented if needed.

Tarifs et réservation d’une kazavélo 💶

The Kazavélos are available for overnight stays, providing a convenient accommodation option for cyclists travelling along the route.

Booking is strongly recommended during the summer season and periods of high demand on the cycling routes.

A cycling stopover accessible by train 🚉

The municipal Les Îles de Silon campsite is also conveniently located just a short distance from Saint-Vallier train station.

This makes it easy for travellers to reach the ViaRhôna or ViaFluvia by combining train and bike, without needing to use a car.

The Kazavélos are therefore an ideal option for starting your first cycling trip or for easily making your way home after several days on the road. They are also a great choice for day-trip cyclists who want to avoid having to cycle the same route back to their starting point.

The proximity of the train station is particularly convenient for families and beginner cyclists looking to try their first cycling holiday in simple and reassuring conditions.

For example, you can arrive by train at Saint-Vallier, spend the night at the campsite, then set off by bike along the ViaRhôna before continuing to another train station further south in Tain-l’Hermitage or further north along the route in Salaise-sur-Sanne.