Pont Du Fossé

Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas

The area is closed at the moment and the town hall tells us it will be open "depending on the weather". So until further notice do not book

Camping-cariste

Adresse

64 Route d'Orcières
05260 Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas
Hautes-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
France

Itinéraire

Réservation

with the application Qipeo

Tarifs

Parking for 2 adults

12.78€ /24h

dont 0.78€ de taxe de séjour

Nombre d'emplacements

Currently for 24h

50 places

disponibles / 50

Liens utiles

Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas.fr

Champsaur Valgaudemar – A 4 saison territory at the gates of Écrins National Park

Équipements et services

Stationnement

Emplacements Standards

Emplacements Ombragés

Sols herbeux

Raccordement électrique

Prises 10A

Vidange

Ravitaillement en eau

Éclairages nocturnes

Aires de jeux

Aires de pique-nique

Espaces verts

Moyens de paiement

CB avec insertion

CB sans contact

Porte-monnaie Qipeo

Description

Welcome to the Pont du Fossé motorhome area, in the heart of the Hautes-Alpes in the Petite Iscle sector, a short walk from the Drac river and the Route Napoléon. The area, protected by a lifting barrier, offers parking, electrical hookup, potable water resupply and an EURORELAIS waste drain for grey water and black water. A comfortably arranged pedestrian access leads directly to the village of Pont du Fossé, ideal for strolling, enjoying shops and markets (Friday morning) or the producers' market in the evening in summer. Countryside setting between bocage and the mountains of Champsaur, rich rural heritage, local specialties (tourtons, homemade ravioli, cheeses) and cultural events such as Retour du Monde or L’Écho des Mots await you, whether you travel alone, with family or with friends.

Tourisme

Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas (Hautes-Alpes, France)

Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas is a high-altitude village nestled in the Champsaur valley, on the edge of the Alpine massif. It features a landscape of high pastures, forests and traditional hamlets. The terrain invites outings year-round: hiking and cycling in summer, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter. The setting remains peaceful, valued for its preserved nature and access to the nearby major massifs.

Heritage and history

The village preserves elements of the rural heritage of the Hautes-Alpes: stone houses, barns and roadside crosses punctuate the area. The local parish church and the small hamlets illustrate mountain village architecture and life. Place names and trails reflect ancient pastoral practices still visible today.

Nature and landscapes

The Massif des Écrins dominates the horizon and influences local fauna and flora. Alpine meadows turn into mosaics of flowers in summer, and conifer forests offer shaded walks. Views of the peaks and alpine pastures are a major asset for photography and wildlife observation enthusiasts.

Outdoor activities

The area serves as a starting point for hiking loops, road cycling and mountain biking on varied tracks. In winter, the surroundings offer cross-country skiing and snowshoe routes suitable for families. Mountain roads also provide quick access to nearby resorts and passes for day trips.

Not to be missed

Champsaur — discover the valley and its traditional hamlets.
Massif des Écrins — gateways to high mountains and refuges.
Gap — services, local markets and main road access.
Hiking trails — waymarked circuits for all levels.