Camping Municipal de la Risle, Riverside campground in La Neuve-Lyre, France
Camping Municipal de la Risle sits on wooded land directly along the river with around 70 pitches for different types of accommodations. The site provides electrical hookups, water points, and waste disposal facilities for visitors.
The location became a filming site in 1952 for the film 'Le Trou Normand' with actors Bourvil and Brigitte Bardot, bringing lasting attention to the area. This production made the valley known far beyond the region.
The area is known for its farmers markets where visitors find regional products like butter, cheese, and poultry. These local offerings reflect the farming tradition that has shaped the valley for generations.
The site has automated 24-hour reception and allows pets year-round. Visitors should note that the location sits by the river and requires attention during wet weather.
The site offers direct river access for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking near the Bohin Manufacture. This needle factory is France's last and has produced handcrafted needles for a long time.
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