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Motorhome stopovers in France: projects near completion, new RVR site, feasibility study

26.07.2026 05:13 1 min 3 sources
lejdc.fr FRA + 2 more
Motorhome stopovers in France: projects near completion, new RVR site, feasibility study
Original source: Le Monde du Camping-Car

In Brief

Installation of motorhome service stations is almost complete in Pays Loire Val d'Aubois, France. In Gard, a private site with a pool joins the RVR network. A new area in Le Pays Roannais is under feasibility study.

Pays Loire Val d'Aubois

Installation of motorhome service stations is almost complete. The project includes several points with services for travellers. The facilities are expected to open soon.

Gard: new site in RVR network

The private Domaine de Bagard in Sauve has become the eleventh site in the RVR network. It offers 45 pitches on 11 hectares, a swimming pool, a gym and other services for 23 euros per night. RVR brings together sites that meet criteria for greening, waste sorting and minimal soil disturbance.

Le Pays Roannais: project under study

A new motorhome area is planned in the Le Pays Roannais region. The project is in the feasibility study phase, which should be completed by the end of the year.

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Motorhome service points installation nearly complete in Pays Loire Val d'Aubois

18.06.2026 lejdc.fr FRA Original source

In Gard, a motorhome area with swimming pool joins the RVR network

22.04.2026 Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA Original source

Motorhome Parking Area Construction Progressing

07.04.2026 le-pays.fr FRA Original source

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