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Aire de bivouac de Mazerolles

Sucé-sur-Erdre · Loire-Atlantique

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Aire de bivouac de Mazerolles

Sucé-sur-Erdre · Loire-Atlantique

At the Mazerolles water sports centre, Sucé-sur-Erdre offers walkers and cyclists six free tent pitches near the Vélodyssée and La Régalante, for up to twenty people, with compulsory registration by QR code.

Suggested time
One night as a stopover
Type of place
Free municipal nature stopover for walkers and cyclists
Atmosphere
The banks of the Erdre, the Mazerolles plain, cycle touring and natural calm
Getting there
Base nautique municipale de Mazerolles, 44240 Sucé-sur-Erdre

Who this place suits

With family
7/10
As a couple
8/10
With friends
8/10
Solo
10/10
With a dog
5/10
Reduced mobility
4/10

These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.

About

At the Mazerolles water sports centre, Sucé-sur-Erdre offers walkers and cyclists a very practical answer: six free tent pitches near the Vélodyssée and La Régalante. Capacity is limited to twenty people, for a stopover rather than a longer stay. The showers and toilets of the water sports centre, bike racks, picnic tables and a repair station give rare independence for a free stopover. Registration is done with the QR code on site. No vehicles may be parked on the pitches. The town created this bivouac to offer a night’s stopover between Nantes and Nort-sur-Erdre, rather than let wild camps spread along the banks of the Erdre. The facilities are deliberately light: a few marked places, existing services and a protected natural setting. The site takes a maximum of twenty people on only six pitches. It is meant for light tents, not large awnings, caravans or vans, and suits solo cyclists, pairs and small groups who have planned their arrival. The stopover is free. The only procedure is to register online with the QR code displayed on the signs; this is not a guaranteed booking, as space is limited. Five bike racks, a repair and pump station and picnic tables make recovering after a day’s ride easier. The stopover holds the Accueil Vélo label. The Mazerolles plains and the banks of the Erdre are a sensitive natural environment. Use only the marked pitches, light no fires and take all your rubbish with you. The pitches are reserved for walkers and cyclists with tents. Vehicles are not allowed on the area, so motorhome travellers need to find a suitable site elsewhere. In 2026, the town announced opening from 1 April to 30 September.

Highlights

  • Six numbered pitches
  • Maximum capacity of twenty people
  • Free overnight stay
  • Compulsory registration by QR code on arrival
  • Open from 1 April to 30 September in 2026
  • Reserved for the light tents of cyclists and walkers
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  • Vehicles not allowed on the pitches
  • Showers at the water sports centre
  • Toilets at the water sports centre
  • Five bike racks
  • Picnic tables
  • Pump and repair station
  • Accueil Vélo label
  • Close to the Vélodyssée and La Régalante routes
  • Sensitive natural site in the Erdre valley
  • Several kilometres from the centre of Sucé-sur-Erdre
  • The town created this bivouac to offer a night’s stopover between Nantes and Nort-sur-Erdre, rather than let wild camps spread along the banks of the Erdre. The facilities are deliberately light: a few marked places, existing services and a protected natural setting.
  • The site takes a maximum of twenty people on only six pitches. It is meant for light tents, not large awnings, caravans or vans, and suits solo cyclists, pairs and small groups who have planned their arrival.
  • The stopover is free. The only procedure is to register online with the QR code displayed on the signs; this is not a guaranteed booking, as space is limited.
  • Five bike racks, a repair and pump station and picnic tables make recovering after a day’s ride easier. The stopover holds the Accueil Vélo label.
  • The Mazerolles plains and the banks of the Erdre are a sensitive natural environment. Use only the marked pitches, light no fires and take all your rubbish with you.
  • The pitches are reserved for walkers and cyclists with tents. Vehicles are not allowed on the area, so motorhome travellers need to find a suitable site elsewhere.
  • In 2026, the town announced opening from 1 April to 30 September.

Practical information

Address
Base nautique de Mazerolles, Mazerolles, 44240 Sucé-sur-Erdre
Public transport
Sucé-sur-Erdre is served by the Nantes to Châteaubriant tram-train. The Mazerolles water sports centre is several kilometres from the centre and is mainly reached by bike or on foot.
Accessibility
The site is a light stopover in a natural setting; contact the Sucé-sur-Erdre town hall before your stay for the exact access conditions.
Best time
From spring to early autumn, during the official opening period. Touring cyclists should arrive early enough to pitch their tent in daylight.

Tips on the spot

  • Free does not mean guaranteed: there are only six pitches.
  • Registration with the QR code on arrival is compulsory.
  • Come with a light tent, not a van or caravan.
  • Do your shopping before you reach Mazerolles.
  • Use only the marked pitches.
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  • Keep bikes in the spaces provided and leave the paths clear.
  • Leave the toilets as clean as you found them.

Frequently asked questions

What accommodation is available?

Six pitches for light tents, no mobile homes to rent.

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Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), Licence Ouverte 2.0, updated 2 August 2026.

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