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Guillon-Terre-Plaine

Camping-cariste

Adresse

1 aire de Maison Dieu
89420 Guillon-Terre-Plaine
Yonne, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
France

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Moyens de paiement
Pièces

Description

Welcome to the Guillon-Terre-Plaine motorhome area (Yonne): a friendly and convenient stopping point in the heart of the Burgundian countryside. You will find facilities for wastewater disposal and water refilling, easy to access and maintained. Ideal for taking a break before setting off again, it welcomes you with warmth and simplicity, just a short walk from the village and its peaceful landscapes.

Tourisme

Guillon-Terre-Plaine (Yonne, France)

Guillon-Terre-Plaine is a rural commune in the department of Yonne, located in the Bourgogne‑Franche‑Comté region. Created recently (the new commune was formed in 2019), it brings together villages and hamlets situated on the Terre‑Plaine plateau. The territory is characterized by active agriculture, open landscapes and a tranquil rural atmosphere. It is a pleasant starting point for those seeking peace and nature away from major tourist routes.

Heritage and history

Local heritage remains discreet but tangible: there are old parish churches, washhouses and restored farms that bear witness to Burgundy's rural history. Traces of traditional stone-and-wattle buildings punctuate the villages. Municipal archives and local interpretation panels often provide keys to the territory’s development.

Nature and landscapes

The Terre‑Plaine plateau offers views of fields, meadows and occasional woodlands. Secondary roads and small country lanes invite cycling or driving to observe the light and the wide horizons typical of northern Burgundy.

Outdoor activities

Hiking and cycling are the main activities. The tranquility of the area favors birdwatching and discovering the local flora. Nearby waymarked routes allow short circuits suitable for families.

Not to be missed

  • Centre-bourg: stroll through the lanes and spot traditional buildings.
  • Parish church: visit for its architecture and community role.
  • Walk on the plateau: panoramas and rural tranquility.
  • Local markets: farm products and meetings with producers.
  • Rural heritage: washhouses and old farms to discover along the way.

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