May/June 26: space for 2 - 4 campers, total parking area perhaps 20 cars. Toilets open during the day.

21 Feb.'25: It seems that this camper place has been abandoned. Construction is going on at this parking lot and the place where the camper places were was broken up and fenced off. Too bad, this was a nice camper place in the heart of Fayence.

Now gbp11 for an overnight stay. Quiet, long pitches, not far from the sea. At the sea also toilets and bins.

There are indeed four camper parking spaces, but you are not supposed to stay longer than three hours in the parking space. So it is not suitable as an overnight place. We moved to the campsite a little less than a kilometre further, just past the Tesco.

£22 for a campervan, two people without electricity. Unusual toilet facilities, with six combined toilets/showers plus one for disabled people.

Angled, quite busy during the day, quiet in the evening. Stood just outside the station fence with a view of the station buildings and the rolling stock.

Public parking just outside the village, just before the width restriction. Toilets basic but clean, places by the wall next to the fire station are level. Late arrival is possible, then there are hardly any cars. Village is picturesque, but apart from two pubs, a tearoom and a tiny post office there is nothing.

We drove past it first: access via the path opposite the parking strip along the road. Nice view, you can hear the road a bit. Many holes and potholes, but otherwise fairly horizontal.

Tight, busy and crowded. Access via High Street 92 very narrow.