Camping du Paquier Fane is nestled near the picturesque village of Chagny in the heart of Burgundy’s famous vineyards, offering visitors an inviting blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Guests can easily explore nearby attractions such as the Voie des Vignes, ideal for cycling amid rustic stone walls and orderly rows of vines, and discover historic sites like the Cathedral of Saint-Vincent and the charming center of Chalon-sur-Saône. A short distance away, the city of Beaune unveils cultural treasures, including the Hospices de Beaune – Musée de l’Hôtel-Dieu and the Musée du Vin de Bourgogne, while the vibrant Chagny Market enlivens the local atmosphere each Sunday. The facility provides a diverse range of accommodations tailored to various needs, including options such as the Taos (Mobil Home Luxe) with its two single beds, one double bed, and sofa bed, the spacious Grand Large, the Mobil Home for 2/4 People with a double bedroom and double sofa bed, as well as the Chalet and Chalet PMR, each designed for up to four guests with a double room and bunk beds. For those seeking adventure, the Tente Safari accommodates five guests with a mix of single, double, and bunk beds, and the atypical Tonneau offers a unique stay for two with a cozy double bed, while the compact Mini Wood serves as an ideal solution for couples. In addition, ample camping pitches are available on grassy areas, both with and without electricity, with special options for cycling tourists and pilgrims. Onsite services include a restaurant, a dedicated bar, a convenience store with daily fresh bread delivery, WiFi, parking, pet-friendly facilities, and disabled access, complemented by laundry facilities, nighttime security, electrical hookups, wastewater disposal, and secure spaces for bicycles and campers. Guests can also enjoy recreational activities such as a municipal swimming pool just fifty meters from the entrance, cultural and natural excursions along Route 71 Bourgogne du Sud, sunbathing, sports on a tennis court, wine tastings, visits to historical villages, and cycling along scenic canal routes, all contributing to an authentic, family-friendly retreat that invites visitors to rediscover the slow, genuine rhythms of Burgundy.