Melchiro Donnet

Sisteron

Camping-cariste

Adresse

16 Cours Melchior Donnet
04200 Sisteron
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
France

Réservation

Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Tarifs

Parking

8€ /24h

dont 1€ de taxe de séjour

Nombre d'emplacements

Total

10 places

Liens utiles

Sisteron The Provençal Alps | Tourist Office

Équipements et services

Raccordement électrique

Prises 16A

Vidange

Stationnement

Ravitaillement en eau

Éclairages nocturnes

Poubelles

Moyens de paiement

CB avec insertion

CB sans contact

Prix complémentaires

Electricity

2€ /1h

Drinking water

3€ /10min

Description

Motorhome area located in Sisteron (alt. 485 m), ideally placed "between Marseille, Grenoble and Nice", offering electrical hookups, waste water emptying, parking and water refilling. You will be in the heart of a town labeled "Plus beaux détours en France" and "Station verte de vacances", bordered by the confluence of the Durance and the Buëch, renowned for fishing (trout and river fish). Stroll through the andrônes, a maze of old houses, stairways and fountains, or set off on the GR long-distance paths that cross fields, meadows, wooded hills and rocky ridges, with the Alps as a backdrop. The climate mixes Mediterranean and alpine influences, favorable for activities on foot, horseback or by bike in an authentic, wild natural setting. Taste local specialties — Sisteron Label Rouge lamb, Provence AOC olive oil, almonds, truffles, honey and goat cheeses — and enjoy a lively town center, cafés and shops in the small streets. The area is on the lavender route and the path of the Way of St. James, with easy access via the A51 (Aix–Sisteron), RN85 (Route Napoléon) and RN100 from Forcalquier; Entrepierres and Salignac are about 10 km away, Bevons about 12 km.

Tourisme

Sisteron (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France)

Sisteron stretches along the Durance, backed by an impressive limestone rock that dominates the town. Its gorge-like position has made it for centuries a strategic crossing point between Provence and the Alps. The old center retains narrow streets and ochre facades that reflect a history focused on trade and defense. The town also serves as a practical base for exploring the surrounding valleys and hills.

Heritage and history

The silhouette of the Citadel of Sisteron crowns the rock and recalls the site's military importance. Also notable is the Cathedral Notre-Dame-des-Pommiers, with Romanesque and Gothic architecture, and several medieval gates opening onto the old town. The fortifications and urban layout illustrate successive adaptations to the valley's challenges.

Nature and landscapes

The contrast between the limestone rock and the river creates clear, bright panoramas. Walks along the Durance offer open views toward the Dévoluy hills and the Luberon on clear days. Trails around Sisteron allow for short hikes and pleasant viewpoints over the Durance corridor.

Gastronomy and local products

The region highlights local products. Sisteron Lamb is a recognized local designation and often appears on menus. Markets also offer olive oils, honeys and Provençal cheeses, perfect for tasting the landscape at the table.

Not to miss

Citadel of Sisteron — climb and panoramic views over the Durance valley.
Old town — paved lanes, ochre facades and small shops.
Cathedral Notre-Dame-des-Pommiers — building with Romanesque and Gothic elements.
Banks of the Durance — walks and viewpoints over the river landscape.
Local market — local products and Provençal specialties (depending on opening days).