Camping Le Pré du Roi in Mailly le Château - Yonne
From 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Le Camping Le Pré du Roi - Mailly le Château - Yonne
Accueil du lundi au dimanche de 07:30 à 11:30 et de 16:00 à 20:00
The natural setting...
Setting and environment.
The campsite is located in a green and shaded setting.
It is a paradise for families, hikers and fishermen.
It can be the starting point for many excursions: walks along the Yonne or the Canal du Nivernais.
Fisherman's paradise
Our village is fortunate to be crossed by the Yonne and the Nivernais canal.
These waters are full of fish (zander, pike, perch, catfish, and other predators, etc.)
Each year, our local association, the ASCMC, organizes a fishing competition which brings together dozens of participants.
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Medieval Village
From the Auxerre road, Mailly-le-Château welcomes visitors from the overhang overlooking the Yonne. Mailly-le-Château was first an oppidum inhabited by Celts around the 6th century century BC
The XIIth-XIIIth centuries are however the best-known period of the Middle Ages with regard to this village for which the river activity, in particular that of the floating of wood, constituted an important asset.
Saint Adrian Church
It is a relay church of the archdiocese of Sens-Auxerre , classified as historical monuments. It is in the ogival style of the xiii century, with three naves.
Its originality lies above all in its facade : medium device portal framed by two tops foothills supporting a pinion triangular. In the upper third, opens a gallery of four ogival arcades separated by fine columns (beginning of the xiv century) against which lean the statues of different characters. Some are meant to represent serfs, while the central work evokes the Countess Mahaut ( Countess of Nevers and daughter of Pierre de Courtenay ) who granted the postage charter in 1223
