Village market and shops
The Sunday market, the bakery and grocery of Le Petit-Bornand, and the weekly markets in the valley.
Updated 4 November 2026
The Sunday market
According to the tourist office, a small village market is held on Sunday mornings in the centre of Le Petit-Bornand, all year round. It is the only source we found: before going, check with the Glières-Val-de-Borne town hall (+33 4 50 03 50 90). The same source lists the Le Borniand farm among the stallholders.
Village shops
These two shops are open in 2026, according to two independent sources:
- Le Fournil de Julie, 221 Rue Guillaume Fichet: bakery, pastry shop and tea room.
- L'Épicerie du Petit-Bornand, 265 Rue Guillaume Fichet: grocery and parcel pick-up point.
Published opening hours don't match: check on the spot. For cheese, honey and crafts, see our local producers page.
Weekly markets around the campsite
- Monday morning: La Clusaz, all year (about 20 min)
- Tuesday, Friday and Sunday mornings: Annecy old town (about 50 min)
- Wednesday morning: Le Grand-Bornand, all year (about 15 min)
- Saturday morning: Thônes, all year (25 to 30 min)
- Sunday morning: Saint-Jean-de-Sixt in July and August (about 15 min), and Le Chinaillon in summer
Days and times can change: check with each village's tourist office. The year's events are in our calendar.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a market in Le Petit-Bornand?
According to the tourist office, a small village market is held on Sunday mornings in the centre of Le Petit-Bornand, all year. We have no second source: check with the town hall (+33 4 50 03 50 90).
Where can I shop near the campsite?
On the Rue Guillaume Fichet, a short walk from the campsite: the Le Fournil de Julie bakery and the Petit-Bornand grocery, which is also a parcel pick-up point.
Stay at Camping Les Marronniers
The campsite is in the heart of Le Petit-Bornand-les-Glières, in Glières-Val-de-Borne: 40 pitches by the Borne river, right at the start of the hamlet trail and the Sentier des Patriotes.
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