Cahors is traffic hell and difficult to get through it. Arrived at the Aire to find 2 of the 3 spaces occupied by cars. The adjacent car park was jam-packed.

Drove a long way to get here, only to find it occupied by Travellers.

Route misleading and difficult. It's just a large car park in the middle of town, but you can drive round and round trying to get in.

Just a place by a forest for a quick stop to have a break and empty the cassette. Water was turned off and toilets locked.

Free water was available. Unfortunately, on arrival we found a large tag- axle motorhome, with trailer attached, established sideways on, with two electric cables plugged in. The remaining part of the Aire was muddy. We went for a walk around the lovely unspoiled little town, but as it was a Monday everything was closed. The Chateau dominantes the little town and is amazing.

A good safe stopover with free electricity and water. There were 2 other motor homes and a caravan there. The adjacent public toilet was closed. There is a very nice little Sports Bar close by in the village.

we found it impossible to locate anywhere in town that sold tokens for the electricity. Don't go out on foot after dark as you won't be able to see and avoid the dog mess all over the place.

January 2023. This aire was closed, with a barrier across the entrance. Very annoying, when according to Camper Contact it's open all year round.

January 2023 This place is closed and there's a barrier across the entrance. Very annoying when it appears on Camper Contact as open all year round.