While visiting our daughter in Lacoste, we decided to come here to hike and catch up. There are different color coded trails that you can take. We chose to stay on the paved road. There didn't seem to be any parking spaces, but cars parked in between trees. I did not see any toilets, but we did not cover the whole park. There is plenty of natural beauty, and views. Previous hikers have built large fairy houses around trees, and much smaller examples on the ground. We mad our own out available rocks and sticks. This is a nice place to go to and just relax. It's peaceful with no loud, hyper people. I found it interesting that there were some oldsters there using walkers where the terrain was less than smooth and flat.

We were in France during a wicked heatwave and were looking for things to do with our pre-teen and teenage children. GPS recognizes the name Forêt des Cèdres, but be prepared for no cell service once you leave Bonnieux. GPS sent us through the village and we were driving a smallish car, but the street that leads you up and out through the village is so narrow! What we did not expect was that there were no street signs or signs of civilization for almost 20 minutes after leaving the village of Bonnieux and then we started to see little orange trail marker signs and one of them said Forêt des Cèdres. Without cell service, that was a big relief to see! They have a beautiful handicap-accessible path with braille on the information signs and two other hiking (walking) trails to choose from. The highlight for us however, was the lookout tablet that is at a pull-off on the road between Bonnieux and the forest. You can look down and see the villages of Bonnieux and Lacoste and the whole valley. It is so peaceful and spectacular. Make sure you have a full tank of gas before heading out to this location :-)