It is highly doubtful that Alexandre Eugène Collain could have imagined that someday people would be moving through his park at a running pace to keep fit. But, coincidentally, the path along the park walls is exactly 800 metres long – the perfect length for a lap. The tall trees in the park offer protection from the wind and the sun, also when discovering several other paths on a leasurely stroll or dog walk.
 

Our park is home to an icon of the classic southern French village square: two pétanque pistes are set next to the path in the south-eastern corner of the estate. Work on your aim in the shade of century-old trees, all the while keeping an eye on the chateau and what goes on in front of it. Do you still need some tuition? One of our southern French employees will be happy to introduce you to the rules of the game – and serve you a pastis to go with it.
 

For kids and grown-ups who never sit still, Château de Montcaud offers plenty of entertainment. Far away from the usual sensory overload, our estate park is one big adventure playground. A game of hide and seek in the park? Tennis, ping-pong, boules? Rackets and balls as well as various other outdoor toys such as a badminton net and football goals are available for you.