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Aire de Rochefort-sur-Loire

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Adresse

Allée des Têtards
49190 Rochefort-sur-Loire
Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire
France
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Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Aires de pique-nique
Piscine

Description

Opposite Camping Seasonova Les Plages de Loire, on the Route de Savennières to Rochefort-sur-Loire, this motorhome area opens onto the banks of the Loire with a fine view of the Louet and the nearby outdoor swimming pool. The service point for emptying grey and black water is clearly signposted, complemented by a separate drainage area, access to drinking water and picnic tables on site. Public toilets are a few steps away, and the local kayak club enlivens the area's community and sporting life. The village, with its local shops (grocery, bakery...), hosts a market on Wednesday mornings where you can find rillettes and crémé d'Anjou — perfect for tasting regional products before setting off for walks through the vineyards and along the Loire paths.

Tourisme

Rochefort-sur-Loire (Maine-et-Loire, France)

Rochefort-sur-Loire is a riverside village located in Anjou, at the meeting point of the Loire and Layon landscapes. A transitional place between plains and hillsides, it offers a mix of vineyards, limestone terraces and an old village center. The atmosphere remains rural and authentic, with wide views over the river valley. It is a favored stop for walkers and Loire wine enthusiasts.

Nature and landscapes

The hills around Rochefort-sur-Loire overlook small cultivated valleys and face the Loire. The banks of the Layon form peaceful walks appreciated for birdwatching and sunsets. South-facing slopes host vineyard plots that structure the landscape and offer open viewpoints.

Gastronomy and wines

The commune lies within the influence area of Anjou appellations. You can find winemakers working local expressions, notably sweet wines and dry whites typical of the Loire hills. Small rural eateries showcase local products: cheese, rillettes and traditional Anjou dishes.

Heritage and village

The village preserves the silhouette of a Loire settlement: narrow lanes, tuffeau stone houses and old farms on the slopes. Local history is visible in the layout of vineyard plots and riverside developments. Several waymarked trails allow visitors to explore this cultural landscape on foot.

Not to be missed

  • Le bourg de Rochefort-sur-Loire — wandering the lanes and views over the valley.
  • Les bords du Layon — walks and wildlife observation.
  • Les coteaux et vignobles (Coteaux‑du‑Layon) — tastings and vineyard scenery.
  • Les panoramas sur la Loire — viewpoints for photographing the river and the terraces.

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