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Aire de Granville

Camping-cariste

Adresse

Rue du Cap Lihou
50400 Granville
Manche, Normandie
France
Réservation
Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Tarifs

Electricity
4.2 /12h
Drinking water
2.2 /10min

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
20 places

Liens utiles

Reserve a campsite | Attitude Manche

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Raccordement électrique
Prises 6A
Prises 16A
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Sols enrobés
Emplacements Standards
Sols stabilisés
Poubelles
Éclairages nocturnes
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact

Description

Welcome to the Granville motorhome area, located on rue du Roc (Manche, Normandy): a paved parking area reserved for motorhomes, designed as an ideal starting point to explore the town. You will find an AireServices station there for emptying gray and black water and refilling with drinking water, as well as four 16A electrical outlets. The site accepts pets and is a short walk from the port and the beaches, which are accessible on foot. Also enjoy the markets (local, covered, organic and food market at Place du 11 Novembre) and a lively town — nicknamed the “Monaco of the North” — rich in festivals, regattas and sporting events.

Tourisme

Granville (Manche, France)

Granville is a port town on the western coast of the English Channel, built on a promontory overlooking the bay of Mont‑Saint‑Michel. A lively seaside resort in season and an active maritime base the rest of the year, it combines coastal heritage, museums shaped by local history, and nearby island landscapes. The alleys of the Haute‑Ville offer sea views while the waterfront draws promenades and nautical activities. One senses a mix of maritime traditions and a Norman holiday atmosphere.

Heritage and history

The Haute‑Ville preserves ramparts and narrow streets that reflect Granville’s defensive and commercial past. The urban fabric illustrates the development of a fishing and trading port. The fortifications and viewpoints allow you to take in the bay and understand the city’s strategic importance toward the sea.

Culture and museums

Granville is home to the Musée Christian Dior in the villa Les Rhumbs, dedicated to the couturier born in the town, as well as the Richard Anacréon Museum of Modern Art, which displays 20th‑century collections. These cultural sites show a strong link between creativity and local identity, and offer seasonal exhibitions that are accessible.

Nature and landscapes

From the Plat‑Gousset and coastal promenades, the view extends over the bay and the Chausey islands, a granite archipelago accessible by boat. The tides deeply shape the landscape, with shifting panoramas between high tides and calm seas.

Gastronomy and port life

The port remains active: fish and seafood are landed and enliven markets and restaurants. You will often find dishes of fish, shellfish, and Norman specialties prepared in an authentic maritime atmosphere.

Not to miss

  • Musée Christian Dior — the birthplace and its gardens dedicated to the couturier.
  • Plat‑Gousset — seaside promenade and beachfront.
  • Chausey Islands — boat excursions to the granite archipelago.
  • Richard Anacréon Museum — modern art collection and temporary exhibitions.
  • Port of Granville — fish market, maritime atmosphere and departures for Jersey/Chausey.

Points d'intérêt

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