Discover Lespinoy
Accommodation in Lespinoy
The Église Saint-Maurice adds a religious monument as a distinct point of reference for cultural heritage.
Natural environment south of the Canche
The ZNIEFF “Marais et prés de Lespinoy et marais de la Bassée” is a type 1 continental natural area covering 139.14 hectares. Lespinoy lies within this area. The area is part of the lower Canche ecosystem and extends south of the Canche across Beaurainville and Lespinoy.
The area figure indicates its extent; the named municipalities and its location south of the Canche provide additional geographical context. Lespinoy is part of the area, but it is not the only municipality named. This helps you distinguish the town from the larger natural area, which extends across both municipalities.
Église Saint-Maurice and statue
The Église Saint-Maurice is a notable monument in Lespinoy. The statue of Saint Maurice is inside the church. It is helpful to distinguish between the church and the statue: the church is the named monument, while the statue has been listed as a protected object.
The statue was listed on 3 June 1985. This date refers to the object's protected status, not to when the church was built. If you are interested in religious cultural heritage, you will find two specific points of reference here: the monument and the statue in its location inside the church.
Fishing by pond and target species
At Clair Vignon, fishing options can be distinguished by pond and fish species. Ponds No. 6 and 7 are designated for fishing for coarse fish such as carp, crucian carp and tench. A fishing permit also allows people who are not staying at the campsite to access this coarse-fishing option. This access applies to coarse fishing at ponds 6 and 7.
Trout fishing is offered at pond No. 1. The options therefore differ by target species and pond number: coarse fish at ponds 6 and 7, and trout at pond 1. Check the seasonal conditions for the fishing offer before your trip.
Stop and service area
A stop on PassPass-TAD-7-Vallées is located at the junction of Route nationale and rue du bas in Lespinoy. The on-demand transport service of the 7 Vallées is open to the general public. It provides journeys within the area as well as to designated destinations outside the 7 Vallées.
The stop location and service area provide different kinds of guidance: one locates the stop in Lespinoy, while the other defines the geographical scope of the service. For destinations outside the 7 Vallées, check whether the specific place is one of the designated destinations. Also check the current booking and operating conditions before travelling, as these may change.
Discover more destinations: Bourlon, Coquelles, Boubers-Sur-Canche, Saint-Josse, Ergny, Roussent, Bourthes, Beauvoir-Wavans
For the broader travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.
