Getting to Dijon in a motorhome

Dijon is an ideal stop-off for motorhome travellers. In the heart of Burgundy, the city boasts a remarkable historic centre, renowned cuisine and easy access to the vineyards of the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune.

To make the most of your stay, we recommend parking outside the city centre and then exploring Dijon on footor by public transport. There are several car parks, campsites and service areas where you can stop comfortably, spend the night and set off again with complete peace of mind.

Getting to the town centre

It is easy to get to Dijon from all the main directions:

From Beaune or Lyon: head towards the city centre via Rue des Perrières.
From the north, east or west: take the ring road, then head into the city centre via Route de Langres, Place Wilson or Rue d’Auxonne.

Please note: the railway bridge at the junction of Rue de l’Arquebuse and Avenue Albert 1er is too low for motorhomes to pass under. It is important to avoid this route and to use the access routes indicated above.

Where can I park my motorhome during the day?

If you’re visiting Dijon, there are several car parks near the city centre where you can leave your motorhome during the day. From these car parks, the historic centre is accessible on foot or by public transport.

Car park Vaillant

Avenue Garibaldi towards Place de la République
A 10-minute walk from the city centre
Paid parking

Car park Colombière Park

A 20-minute walk from the town centre or by bus no. 6
Paid parking

Les Allées of the Park

Cour général De Gaulle: parking available along the paths
A 15-minute walk from the town centre
Pay-and-display car park

Where can you park your motorhome overnight? Where can I find service areas (electricity, water, waste disposal, etc.)?

Whether you’re staying overnight or stopping off for a longer break, there are several campsites and service areas around Dijon that welcome motorhomes. The facilities on offer vary from place to place and may include overnight parking, electricity, drinking water, waste water disposal and toilet facilities.

Lac Kir Campsite

Boulevard du Chanoine Kir, 3 km from the town centre
Open from April to the end of October
The campsite offers overnight parking, electricity, water and waste disposal
Fee applies

Marsannay-la-Côte

Municipal lay-by, Rue du Rocher, 10 km from Dijon
Overnight parking only
Free

Savigny-le-Sec

Municipal lay-by, Chemin de Saussy, 15 km from Dijon
Overnight parking, water and waste disposal facilities available
€7 per night, services included

Nuits-Saint-Georges

Rue de Cussigny lay-by, 23 km from Dijon
Parking, water and waste disposal facilities available
Free of charge

Chamboeuf Campsite

Impasse du Château d’Eau, 24 km from Dijon
Open from late April to early September
Overnight parking, electricity, water and waste disposal facilities available
Fee applies

Is-sur-Tille

Rest area on the Route de Gémeaux, 26 km from Dijon
Overnight parking, water and electricity available
Between €12 and €13

Sombernon

Site located on the D7, 29 km from Dijon
Overnight parking, electricity, water and waste disposal facilities available
Free of charge

Selongey Campsite

Rue Henri Jevain, 35 km from Dijon
Open from early May to late September
A minimum stay of one night is required
Water, electricity, toilet facilities and waste disposal available
Subject to a charge

Camping de l’Arquebuse – Auxonne

Route d’Athée, 37 km from Dijon
Open from early April to late September
Overnight parking, electricity, water and waste disposal facilities available
Fee applies

Practical information

Timetables, prices and services may vary depending on the season or local conditions. Before setting off, it is advisable to check the details with the relevant campsites and local authorities.

Going further

Continue exploring Dijon and the surrounding area: gourmet markets, cultural attractions and top spots await you to make the most of your motorhome holiday.