This stopover area is equipped with an electric regulation device.
In case of a power outage due to overconsumption, please unplug any energy-intensive devices and wait 15 minutes for the electric terminals to become operational again.
At the entrance of the village
1 km from the town center and the shops
Quiet site in nature
Nearby
Point of interest
Petit Clocher
Grottes de Bèze
Tour de Lenoncourt
Charbonnel castle
Shops
A supermarket is located 350 m from the stopover area
Local markets
A market is held every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Place de la République
Events
Last weekend in March: Wine and cheese fair
April: Burgundy motorbike cross championship
May, every other year: Celtic music festival
June, every other year: TAMBOUR in IS (music festival)
August: French Autocross and Sprint Car Championship
October, every other year: « Fête de la truffe et des papilles » (producer’s market, truffle market, concerts, animations…)
Marchés à proximité
Seasonal rates
24h stopover
Current price
01/01/2025 - 31/12/2026
14,00 € /24h
5h parking + services
Current price
01/01/2025 - 31/12/2026
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
01/01/2025 - 31/12/2026
0,66 € /24h
Description
Semi-shaded stopover area under the trees
Stabilised pitches
Easy access
Quiet campsite 1 km from the shops
Tourism / Discovery
Located 25 km north of Dijon, the flowery town of Is-sur-Tille is known as the French capital of crosswords. The first Crossword Festival was launched in 1990 and now offers word games for everyone.
A few monuments highlight the town’s heritage, including the Petit Clocher, surrounded by forests and classified as a « remarkable natural site ». Many paths lead you to the monument, perfect for a walk in nature. The forest in which the bell tower is located stretches to the Mauritaines farm. The Tille and Ignon valleys are part of the limestone plateau that extends around the Morvan. A few ideas for a hike: Le mont de Marcilly, Les Sabots de Vénus, the forest of Moloy or Le Creux Bleu de Villecomte.
You can also continue your walk along the Tille or Ignon rivers, passing through the town centre. If you like fishing, you can catch trout, pike and perch.
Don’t leave the region without tasting the local speciality: the Burgundy truffle. A festival on this theme is even organised every year in October, the « Fête de la Truffe et des Papilles ».
16 km from the campsite, discover the Grottes de Bèze, open from April to November. With a depth of 2 to 7 meters, explore the caves both on foot and by boat and observe the concretions highlighted by lighting.