For planning your trip, Lespinoy offers a connection with nature in the lower Canche and a cultural focus at the Église Saint-Maurice. Fishing opportunities at Clair Vignon are another attraction. If you are looking for a holiday rental, consider whether landscapes, fishing or local history will shape your stay most.

Lower Canche wetlands

The ZNIEFF “Marais et prés de Lespinoy et marais de la Bassée” is a type 1 continental natural area covering 139.14 hectares and includes the municipality of Lespinoy. The area is part of the lower Canche ecosystem and extends south of the Canche through Beaurainville and Lespinoy. Its French name refers to the marshes and meadows of Lespinoy and the Marais de la Bassée. The connection to two municipalities gives this nature-focused area a geographic context that extends beyond Lespinoy. If you are interested in landscapes and natural areas, these details offer a specific point of reference for placing Lespinoy within the lower Canche.

Fishing at Clair Vignon

Fishing opportunities at Clair Vignon vary by pond and fish species. Ponds No. 6 and 7 are designated for coarse fishing, including carp, crucian carp and tench. A fishing permit also allows people who are not staying at the campsite to access this fishing. Trout fishing is available at Pond No. 1. If you have a particular type of fishing in mind, you can choose the appropriate option according to your target fish rather than treating the ponds as a single offering. Check seasonal conditions before travelling.

Église Saint-Maurice

The Église Saint-Maurice is a notable monument in Lespinoy. The church houses a statue of Saint Maurice, which was listed as a protected object on 3 June 1985. The church and the statue thus represent different aspects of cultural heritage: the church’s status as a monument is highlighted, while the statue’s protection status is given a specific date. If you are interested in religious art and local history, the statue offers a specific point of interest.

Getting around and planning your stay

A PassPass-TAD-7-Vallées stop is located at the junction of Route nationale and rue du bas in Lespinoy. The 7 Vallées on-demand transport service is open to the general public and allows travel within the area as well as to designated destinations outside the 7 Vallées. Destinations outside the area are therefore limited to designated locations; check whether your desired destination is one of them. If you plan to use the on-demand service, confirm booking and operating conditions before travelling, as they may change.

Planning varies according to your focus: for fishing, the fish species, pond, fishing permit and season matter; for nature, the geographic context is important, while for cultural heritage, the specific location and the statue’s status are key. This lets you tailor your holiday rental search to the aspect that you want to shape your stay.

Discover more destinations: Hardinghen, Audincthun, Coupelle-Vieille, Agnez-lès-Duisans, Coulomby, Lillers, Richebourg, Maisoncelle.

For the broader travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.