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Aire de Saint-Jean-le-Thomas

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Adresse

Plage de Pignochet
50530 Saint-Jean-le-Thomas
Manche, Normandie
France
Itinéraire
Réservation
Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Tarifs

Parking for 2 adults
11.34€ /24h

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
17 places

Liens utiles

Book a campsite | Attitude Manche
Official website of Saint Jean le Thomas, seaside resort of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel.
Tourist Office of the Mont Saint-Michel Destination - Normandy
Motorhome reception

Équipements et services

Ravitaillement en eau
Raccordement électrique
Stationnement
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Vidange
Espaces verts
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion

Description

100 m from the beach, our motorhome area in Saint-Jean-le-Thomas welcomes you at the heart of a preserved setting combining sea, sandy flats, marshes, woods and countryside — a magnificent view over the bay opens up to you from the site. Single or double pitches, spacious and separated by hedges, with water supply, electrical hookups, parking and waste disposal for your comfort. Each season reveals a different landscape spectacle under the particular light of the sky that inspired so many artists. A charming walking circuit in the village leads you to local remains (church, Vauban hut, English cannon) and makes this place an ideal starting point for day excursions.

Tourisme

Saint-Jean-le-Thomas (Manche, France)

Saint-Jean-le-Thomas is a small coastal village nestled on the bay of the Mont‑Saint‑Michel, facing the iconic islet. A quiet seaside village, it offers striking views of the strandline and the powerful tides. The waterfront is dominated by a pebble-and-sand beach depending on the time, ideal for short walks. The village often serves as a starting point to explore the bay and the surroundings of Avranches.

Heritage and history

The local history is closely tied to the bay of the Mont‑Saint‑Michel and maritime activities. There are old seaside houses and some remains related to the management of polders and coastal lands. The heritage is modest but typical of the Normandy coast, with views that reflect the importance of the tides for daily life.

Nature and landscapes

The landscapes are dominated by the bay and its vast expanses at low tide. From the shore, the Mont‑Saint‑Michel and the mudflat banks where birds migrate are easily visible. The changing light and movement of the water make the place popular with photographers and nature lovers.

Outdoor activities and trails

The GR223 (customs path in Manche) passes nearby and allows long coastal walks. Beach walks, birdwatching and fossil hunting at low tide are accessible activities. Nearby tourist services offer guided bay walks from neighboring communes.

Gastronomy and local products

Local cuisine highlights seafood. Nearby restaurants and guest tables serve oysters, mussels and fresh fish, often accompanied by cider or Normandy calvados. Terraces sometimes offer a direct view of the Mont, enhancing the meal.

Not to miss

  • Le Mont‑Saint‑Michel: panoramic view from the waterfront.
  • La plage de Saint‑Jean‑le‑Thomas: walks and tide observation.
  • Le GR223: coastal trail for hikes and panoramas.
  • The mudflats and birdwatching: observation points at low tide.
  • Avranches (nearby): access to museums and cultural services before or after visiting the bay.

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