Aire pour camping-cars
This area is set in green, shady surroundings, close to the town centre, restaurants and shops.
A wide range of services are available, including access to sanitary facilities, Wi-Fi, picnic tables and a bowling green. You can park on flat pitches with access to water, electricity and drainage points. A one-hour walking tour of Stenay starts from the port.
Stenay is a town in the Meuse department in the Grand-Est region. It is a stone's throw from Belgium and Luxembourg. Come and discover the traditions of Stenay, with its beer museum just 3 minutes' walk from the area. Stenay shares its history with the site of the Battle of Verdun, which took place during the 1st World War, and was the last town to be recaptured by the Allies. A marina welcomes passing pleasure boats on the northern branch of the Canal de l'Est, perfect for taking part in a river trip.
- Friday mornings from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Place de la République
- The marina is a 9-minute walk from the area. There are plenty of restaurants nearby.
- The town centre is 15 minutes away, where you'll find cafés, a chemist, a supermarket and a petrol station, as well as the Stenay and Beer Museums.
- Le kiosque en fête in June: this festival features music from across the generations
- Hiking
- River trips
- Golf
- Swimming
- Pedalo
- Canoeing
- Climbing
- Stenay Museum
- Orval Abbey
- Parc de la Forge
- St-Grégoire Church
- Sacré-Coeur chapel
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