The Pré de Pins in Moret-sur-Loing offers a superb view of the medieval town on the banks of the Loing. Has tables and benches. Route de Saint-Mammès – Free car park 50 metres away (”Parking du Grand Jardin”). Also in Moret-sur-Loing, three spots on the water’s edge: On the bridge, under the shelter of the bark mill (one table, access via the bridge) The two ports of call offer a bucolic setting, by the river (towpath) and canal (Allée Gustave Prugnat), and have tables and benches. Free car parks nearby.

In Saint-Mammès, Chemin des Prés on the banks of the Seine, after the Quai de la Croix Blanche, a beautiful, peaceful view, picnic tables for young and old, benches, a barbecue and games for children await you. path of the meadows. As a bonus, a fitness trail can be found here!

in Saint-Ange le Vieil, a stop designed for hikers, with shelter, tables and benches can welcome you for your picnic, in this country village between hedged farmland and forest. Street of the Town Hall.

At the swimming spot in Montigny, to admire the Loing and the breathtaking view of this charming village. The ideal place to treat yourself to a "Country Party" at the filming location for Jean Renoir's film. No bench or table. Access by the D58 on the right after the bridge over the Loing at the exit of the village, then by the ford path.

In the Ravannes park in Ecuelles, you can enjoy a vast grassy area and a pond in what was the park of a castle (entirely destroyed during the Revolution) of which there is still a small bridge under which cascade the waters of the river, the Orvanne. Tables and benches available. Access and parking D40E or D218.

At Thomery "Beach", on the banks of the Seine, where in the 1920s, the beach, the dancehall and its jazz orchestra, attracted some weekends up to 2,500 people. Car park. Benches and stone blocks. Corner access from rue de Seine and chemin des près.

The port of La Celle in Vernou-La-Celle sur Seine, in a bend in the Seine, a small district grouped around its church by the river (no equipment) D39 rue de la Plage in La Celle) or in the town in the Violette Rette park, a small public garden crossed by a ru (benches - shaded) rue de la Fontaine Martin.

At the "Basses-Godernes", this classified natural site is located along the Seine, in Champagne. It offers a varied walking loop between woods, pond and meadow. A peaceful and shaded place for lunch or afternoon tea. Tables and benches available.