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Aire Free ★ Verified Jul 20

Aire de camping-cars de Saint-Meen-le-Grand

N 48.186° · W 2.192° · Brittany, France

01 · What's here

The facts.

  • Fresh waterFresh water: confirmed
  • ToiletsToilets: not here
  • Showersnot confirmedShowers: not confirmed, do not count on it
  • Electric hook-upElectric hook-up: confirmed
  • Greywater dumpGreywater dump: confirmed

Solid means confirmed. Dashed means nobody has confirmed it, so do not count on it. Struck through means it is not here.

Type
Aire
Fee
Free
Last verified
2026-07-20
Opening hours
24/7

Access notes

Asphalt surface, open 24/7 and year round in the OSM record, with no reservation system. Ille-et-Vilaine Tourisme lists 10 spaces close to the tourist office.

02 · Where it is

On the map.

Open in Google Maps N 48.186° · W 2.192°

03 · The write-up

What it is like to arrive here.

A free communal aire de services in the middle of a working Breton town, open all year, with the water and the drain included.

Ille-et-Vilaine Tourisme, the departmental tourist board, lists this as an aire communale gratuite, a free communal aire, with 10 spaces close to the tourist office, and describes the wastewater and chemical toilet dumping and the water as free.

What is actually here

Free water, an electric hook-up, and a waste dump point taking grey water and chemical toilet waste. The surface is asphalt. The OSM record marks the site as open 24/7 with no reservation, and the tourist board says it is open all year.

There are no toilets on the aire itself, so plan around the town center, which is a short walk away. Showers are not listed either way, so do not count on one.

Where it sits

Saint-Meen-le-Grand is a small town in the west of Ille-et-Vilaine, out towards the Cotes-d’Armor boundary and the eastern edge of the Broceliande country. It is inland farming Brittany, not coast, and the town is the local service center rather than a tourist destination.

Two things make it a genuinely good stopover. First, the aire is close to the town center and the shops, so this is one of the stops where you can restock on foot instead of driving to a supermarket on a ring road. Second, Saint-Meen sits on the network of voies vertes, the greenways built on disused railway lines that cross this part of Brittany. If you carry bikes, that is a reason to stay two nights rather than one.

The town’s other claim is Louison Bobet, the three-time Tour de France winner, who was born here and is commemorated in the town.

The rule that applies

France leaves overnight motorhome parking to the commune. See our France bivouac and overnight parking rules and what an aire actually is. The mairie of Saint-Meen-le-Grand sets the local rules here, including any maximum stay, and the posted sign at the entrance is the authority rather than this page.

Before you rely on this

Check the tourist board listing linked below. A town-center aire with free power is a popular one, and popularity is what produces barriers, time limits and charges. The listing is also where a change of opening dates would show up first.

Nearby

Others in Brittany.

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