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Camper van service area
This page lists campervan service areas and other useful information for visitors using this form of transport.
We strongly advise you to stay at a campsite.
When you stay at a campsite, the accommodation provider will give you a carte d'hôte. This allows you to travel easily and free of charge on the SNCF network from Servoz to Vallorcine and to benefit from a discount on tickets for the Chamonix Mobilité bus urban transport network (and Mulets in Chamonix). All campsites and car parks are close to a bus stop or train station. You can also benefit from reduced admission prices to sports and cultural facilities such as the swimming pool, skating rink and museums.
If you choose not to stay at a campsite, you can purchase the visitor’s pass from the tourist offices in the Valley or at one of the municipal council offices (mairies).
Cost: €10 (week), for all the same benefits.
There are two service areas for motor caravans in the Chamonix valley. These service areas are free of charge and offer motorhome owners several services, including the emptying of black and grey water and the supply of drinking water.
The Chamonix-Mont-Blanc Valley is working hard to promote public transport and soft mobility to improve air quality. Selective sorting is in force, and containers are available throughout the valley for sorting and disposing of your rubbish. It is forbidden to empty waste water into the environment.
It is forbidden to park outside of identified areas, especially in natural areas: campervans must comply with the rules in force.
It is forbidden to park outside the designated areas, particularly in natural areas, and motor caravans must comply with the rules in force.
Campervans are category M1 vehicles. It may be parked in the same way as a car as long as the parking is not dangerous, disruptive or abusive (the maximum parking time authorised by the Mayor is 24
The vehicle must be roadworthy. No tables, chairs, awnings, etc. will be allowed on the public highway. Campervans and similar vehicles travelling outside the designated areas are liable to a fine.
