This is simply a parking lot, and it was so full, we couldn't have stayed anyway. We drove a bit further down and pulled off the side of the road, right under a well known rock climbing spot - watched them for a few hours. A 6km hike went through there so it was a great location for us. Very quiet night, no road noise during the night although motorbikes start from about 5am... Much nicer than a full carpark, sensational views!

Very large grass camper area with plenty of big trees for shade. Located near the road but not an issue. The toilets, dish washing sinks and showers are dated although work perfectly fine - you'll need a shower token from reception (€1 = 3mins hot water) There's a pilgrims Santuary approx 4km away and the friendly caretaker is happy to offer information. Great overnight stay, €15 for 2 adults including power and water.

Great facilities, it's actually a sports centre so the showers and bathrooms are spacious, clean - hot water to wash dishes, toilet paper and free laundry. You can park the camper below on a grass area, we opted for the level area near the toilets. We ended up here because the Dolomites (Italy) was packed and super touristy... much quieter and only about 40 mins drive. There might be walkes around...? We needed power so only stayed overnight.

Great campsite, pitches under shade of trees. Very quiet throughout the night. All facilities available, we paid €16 including power. At the gate, press the button to get your plastic card and be allowed entry. Use that card to connect to electricity. To exit, insert same card at the payment machine - once finalised the gate will open automatically. 10min walk to old town and shopping.

Really nice large campground. Loads of trees and grass, very pleasant. There are lots of groups, tents and campers but somehow it's still lovely and quiet at night, everyone is very respectful. Showers with hot water and also for washing dishes. Facilities are dated but clean and everything works well. We paid €20.10 for 1 night without power and it was worth it.

Great camper spot in a quiet location. You will need a long electricity cable as pitches are in a long row and the plug spot in the middle. Our neighbour was happy to swap cables for the duration as ours didn't reach - cost €1 /12hrs. Last night we walked to the town square (15 mins?) for an excellent meal with local wines. Area feels very safe, great overnighter.

This was a real find, definitely worth stopping for a night. It is just parking on the road, but the views are great and if you manage to grab the first spot as you come up the hill, you don't have anyone on the left, except a table all to yourself. Make sure you walk around the small old town, it's absolutely worth it! Get yourself a coffee up there in the morning or a drink in the evening....just magical 💛

We loved spending a night here. Arrived without a reservation and got lucky because there are only a few camper spots. It feels friendly and the garden is just lovely. Shower and toilet facilities are rustic but work perfectly fine. The owner is super nice, professional - rates were good and fair. Too far to walk into town unless you have a motor bike or bicycle though so bring everything you need.

I found the reception welcoming. We were shown a couple of options, the terraced spots can be challenging but are doable with a 6m camper. All facilities available however you'll need your own toilet paper and swimming trunks for gets - due to the NO SHORTS rule at public pools in France... Google Maps directs via shortest route, Chemins de Verges is MUCH easier! Note shops are too far, so it means taking your car out, which could be a pain.