Motorhome area of Mons (Hainaut)
Welcome to the Mons (Hainaut) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Hainaut, ideal for your stops.
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17 Avenue de Saint Pierre
7000 Mons
Region : Wallonia
Department : Hainaut (WHT)
Camping de mon village
GPS : 50.45157° 3.963074°
Open
Free pitches : 24 / 56
Destinations
Heritage
Right now:
13,52 € /24h
Special information
This area is equipped with an electrical regulator. In the event of a power cut due to over-consumption, please unplug any energy-consuming appliance and wait 15 minutes until the electrical terminals are operational again.
Due to widespread damage, access to the toilets is closed. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Customer reviews
3.6/5(333 reviews)
Nearby areas
Area advantages
Next to Waux-Hall Park
Very close to the Bird Pond, a magnificent fishing lake
Less than one kilometer from the historic center
Nearby
Point of interest
The Grand Place
The Belfry
Parks and gardens (Waux Hall Park)
The archaeological site of Spiennes
Sainte-Waudru Collegiate Church
Van Gogh's House
St. Symphorien Military Cemetery
Mons Memorial Museum
The Doudou Museum
Shops
Shops and a convenience store are located less than one kilometer south of the area.
Local markets
2 marchés sont organisés à Mons :
- le vendredi matin, rue des Sœurs Noires
- le dimanche matin, le long des Casemates et dans la rue Buisseret
Events
March: The Messines Folkloric Ducasse
April: The Jemappes Cavalcade
May / June: The Doudou Week
June: The Saint John's Fires
Nearby markets
Seasonal rates
24h stopover
Current price
19/09/2026 - 31/12/2027
13,52 € /24h
5h parking + services
Current price
Starting today
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
31/12/2024 - 31/12/2026
0,00 € /24h
Description
5 minutes' walk from shops, near the N90
Tourism / Discovery
Mons is an important city in Belgium with nearly 100,000 inhabitants. It is located about twenty kilometers from the French border. Situated in the province of Hainaut, of which it is the capital, it lies on the "UNESCO Cycling Route."
As the European Capital of Culture in 2015 and the Cultural Capital of Wallonia since 2002, Mons is undeniably a city focused on art. This is evident in its rich architectural heritage.
Let yourself be transported through its charming streets until you find yourself seated on a café terrace in the Grand Place. Entirely paved and adorned with elegant façades, it is one of the most beautiful and lively squares in Belgium. Attached to the façade of the town hall, the Singe du Grand'Garde is now considered Mons’ good-luck charm. According to a legend created by Heupgen, it brings luck if you stroke its head with your left hand.
A simple stroll through the historic center allows you to admire the beauty of the buildings and monuments. To delve deeper into your discoveries, visit the only Baroque belfry in Belgium. Built at the highest point of the city, in the park of the former castle, it adds a historical touch to its green surroundings. Step inside the belfry to explore the heritage interpretation center before climbing to the top to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view.
In Mons’ city center or its outskirts, various parks, squares, and gardens offer moments of relaxation for families. They include children's play areas, adventure courses, monuments, and sports fields.
Just 6 km from the city, the archaeological site of Spiennes is one of the oldest and largest in Europe. Its interpretation center, SILEX'S, offers several activities: walking or cycling through the Natura 2000 zone, exploring the museum trail, fun visits for children, meeting professionals, and even descending into the Neolithic mines.
Museums, monuments, parks… It will take several days to uncover all the secrets held by Mons, which also welcomed Van Gogh a few years before his worldwide fame. His modest house is also open to visitors in the southern part of the city.
