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In low season you pay 7 eu. The service area outside the site is free (including water). We counted 5 to 6 permanent residents. Just before the 48 hour mark we drove off and immediately got back on with a new ticket for an extra night. The mimosa parade in February is highly recommended. The vehicles line up at the fire brigade. The quietest place is on the side with the bamboo. Traffic at night is not too bad.
lees meerLocation is perfect for visiting the city. Unfortunately, there are running generators that pollute the air and cause noise... there's really no need for that!
Of course it is unique, a camper place on the Côte d'Azur. But apart from traffic, no shade, you can't get there because there are many long-term parkers, sometimes all season long! We spent the night opposite the fire brigade and left for camping les Vigalons, which was still open this week.
In low season you pay 7 eu. The service area outside the site is free (including water). We counted 5 to 6 permanent residents. Just before the 48 hour mark we drove off and immediately got back on with a new ticket for an extra night. The mimosa parade in February is highly recommended. The vehicles line up at the fire brigade. The quietest place is on the side with the bamboo. Traffic at night is not too bad.
lees meerLocation is perfect for visiting the city. Unfortunately, there are running generators that pollute the air and cause noise... there's really no need for that!
Of course it is unique, a camper place on the Côte d'Azur. But apart from traffic, no shade, you can't get there because there are many long-term parkers, sometimes all season long! We spent the night opposite the fire brigade and left for camping les Vigalons, which was still open this week.
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83120, Sainte-Maxime, France43° 19' 2" N
6° 37' 48" E
43.31726
6.63002
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