Camp’Eure, Quai Marechal Foch, 273540 Pont de L’Arche, Tel
0235230671
To Find Site:- Access to the site is not to straightforward
because of narrow roads. Assuming there are no events happening in the
vicinity the most straight forward way is to turn left
immediately after crossing the bridge and
following the road down under the bridge you have just come over, tight
left turn to go back towards town. Go past the car park on the right to
the campsite a little further on.
This nicely situated municipal campsite on the banks of the
River Eure near to where it joins with the Seine on one side and right
by
the town on the other side. It is a fairly small campsite with only 57 pitches which are
all on grass some of which are taken up with seasonal units. Some of
them are drive through making it easier for larger units to manoeuvre,
however care needs to be taken as site roads are not that wide.
There are some additional motorhome parking
immediately outside the entrance where also the motorhome service point
is situated, free to empty but a charge for water. The electrical supply
is either 6 or 10 amps and this might dictate which pitch you have. The
bollards have CEE17 blue connectors. There is one central toilet block
which is functional rather than luxurious with seat less English style
toilets but no paper provide. WiFi provided by Orange WiFi and is free but is
limited to one hour of use. For children there is a small play area. Some
English is spoken at reception. Reception has limited opening hours (or at
least it did in September) and we had to wait until 4.00pm before
we could get in the campsite so early arrival is not recommended as
there is nowhere for caravans to park.
Access to the town is just across the road from the campsite and has a mix of
shops, cafes, banks and bars.
For more serious food shopping there is
a Super U just over the river but not really within walking distance,
however access to fuel is good for motorhomes. This campsite could be
used for excursions into Rouen and the surrounding area but I suspect it
is mainly used as an overnight stop.
