beautiful overnight stop at the foot of the chateau. Fantastic views of the Pyrenees. coordinates are not quite right. Campervan parking is in the lower car park marked P1.

nice free aire next to a sports ground and lake in a lovely little village. We’ve stayed here a few times, last time we were lucky enough to watch a football match on the field next to the parking. excellent!

aire has been moved to behind Intermarché to the south of the town.

Beautiful well kept area with 4 individual spaces. Flot Bleu service point, you will need 2x1 euro pieces for water. Nice walk along the river and interesting ruins and information signs. If you hear a cockerel, it’s a reminder you are in the countryside! He didn’t wake us up though…..

still free to use, there is now a proper drive over drain with black waste emptying point. the town is starting to look a bit smarter with a new Depot de Pain, open every day from 7 am. No dogs allowed anywhere near the beach still, which is a black mark for the local Marie!

arrived after 7pm so just paid for overnight. Kelpies are very impressive and our parking spot gave us a good view of them. no services but toilets close by. there is a cafe and gift shop and we hada nice walk along the canals. You can cycle to the wheel from here, but we visited it the next day in the motorhome. Highly recommended visit to both.

parked here in the top car park during the day to visit the wheel. very impressive! parking was on flat tarmac with a water tap nearby.

handy parking area to visit the town, but the surface is cheap sandy grit that gets filthy in the rain and when dry, very dusty. there are service points near the entrance which tend to cause queues on the way out. with all the money the council must make from this site ( 100 places at €10 a day) it’s about time they resurfaced this aire with tarmac and provided a second service point further down the aire.

Arrived at midday with the intention of just stopping for lunch. Only two spaces that were already taken by a couple of vans that seem to have been there a while. Roads to the aire were very narrow with cars parked making manouevering tricky. Nice view of the river but locals seemed miserable. We didn’t stop.

nice level pitches between the trees on tarmac. Service point easily accessible with a petanque pitch next to it. Very interesting village with mosaic murals showing the areas history and friendly chatty locals. We had lunch and drinks at the Taperia Central Bar ( lots of other bars available). great food and friendly staff. Jalance is well worth a visit.