The park occupies the former 18th century enclosure, barred by 2 entrance porches. It has been drawn in 1910 by Achille Duchêne, famous landscape designer, notably author of Vaux-le Vicomte park.

It is conceived around three lawns and bordered by horse-riding alleys, themselves framed by vaulted hedges. Stretching out over 1,5 mile, the hedges appear among the longest ones in France.

With the wire of the walk, one enjoys dreaming near splendid statues.