Aire in menton

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Has anyone spent any time on the old customs park on the border with Italy, is it crowded, noisey, safe , handy for town and train, any info gratefully received
 
Hi copied from Aires camping cars, not been there myself. translation a bit suspect.

Route of the old customs
06500 Menton

This car park is a bivouac.

Menton cross towards Italy, while along the sea


Just old French-Italian border, you will bivouac on parking

the old customs.


Of course there is not, therefore, expect your full development.


For the cassette, go to SUPER U about 1 KM, because there is a terminal installed.


By cons you can not sleep on this car Super U at the risk of being "dislodged"!


We went on a scooter, as places are quickly taken by newcomers

especially during festivities. (Lemon Festival)


As a tolerance, parking is FREE.

Despite the way to Italy, we slept very well!

Beside the little cafe is a great little well-stocked market with attractive prices.


************************************************** ***

For those who do not want to park here

Opportunity to go camping:

1) Camping Municipal du Plateau Saint Michel

Address:

Ds 06500 Menton France

Phone: 0033 (0) 493 358 123

Number of pitches: 131

Open from 01/02 to 02/10

*************

2) Camping Mayflower

Address: 06500 Menton France

Phone: 0033 (0) 493 572 236

Number of pitches: 66

Menton-01.jpg


Menton-03-border.jpg


We were with the Rapido. As all the seats were taken, we parked along the sidewalk. Our idea was to change soon as RVer away, but on reflection, we were very well here!

So .............................. We stayed there!

Menton-04-border.jpg


Menton-05-copie-1.jpg


Frankly: It is not life grand?

Menton-06-copie-1.jpg


View of Menton.

Menton-07-copie-1.jpg


And aperitif with family, no need to leave table and chairs!

Cheers!
 
Hi copied from Aires camping cars, not been there myself. translation a bit suspect.

Route of the old customs
06500 Menton

This car park is a bivouac.

Menton cross towards Italy, while along the sea


Just old French-Italian border, you will bivouac on parking

the old customs.


Of course there is not, therefore, expect your full development.


For the cassette, go to SUPER U about 1 KM, because there is a terminal installed.


By cons you can not sleep on this car Super U at the risk of being "dislodged"!


We went on a scooter, as places are quickly taken by newcomers

especially during festivities. (Lemon Festival)


As a tolerance, parking is FREE.

Despite the way to Italy, we slept very well!

Beside the little cafe is a great little well-stocked market with attractive prices.


************************************************** ***

For those who do not want to park here

Opportunity to go camping:

1) Camping Municipal du Plateau Saint Michel

Address:

Ds 06500 Menton France

Phone: 0033 (0) 493 358 123

Number of pitches: 131

Open from 01/02 to 02/10

*************

2) Camping Mayflower

Address: 06500 Menton France

Phone: 0033 (0) 493 572 236

Number of pitches: 66

Menton-01.jpg


Menton-03-border.jpg


We were with the Rapido. As all the seats were taken, we parked along the sidewalk. Our idea was to change soon as RVer away, but on reflection, we were very well here!

So .............................. We stayed there!

Menton-04-border.jpg


Menton-05-copie-1.jpg


Frankly: It is not life grand?

Menton-06-copie-1.jpg


View of Menton.

Menton-07-copie-1.jpg


And aperitif with family, no need to leave table and chairs!

Cheers!
Cheers , thanks , will be giving it a go in September , not in the aires book or on my app, but looks just the sort of thing for us
 
Hi
Unfortunately my friend who has an apartment in Menton tells me that the Campsite ST Michel is no longer available to motorhomes because the approach is considered dangerous . When we went there we could not believe that it was the road to a campsite having hairpin bends . The only place now is the unofficial aire on the border where you can walk or cycle to town which I might add is well worth it.
 

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