There is no infrastructure here except for a garbage can. The snack bar seems to be closed (forever?). The parking lot is not flat. But then the whole thing costs 20 euros. For this purpose, someone comes by every few hours to collect the cash. Note: The road to the parking lot is extremely narrow. Large motorhomes are likely to have problems there.

Large space in walking distance to the beautiful old town and the castle. The payment at the dump station is disabled/broken and water is now free. You need to push the rinse buttons a couple of times to get the water flowing.

We've only been here for dumping. It was quite crowded. The water tap has no threading so refilling water is impossible.

Besides the 10 EUR for the night, you have to buy a "membership card" for additional 5 EUR. There's nearly no cell phone reception and the Wi-Fi is spotty. Relatively slow when it works, but often rejects you with "maximum number of users reached". At least the registration at the Wi-Fi works with fake data.

Nice place near the river. The dump station is a bit weird with a rim of toilet water always surrounding the drain. The place is lit up the whole night so be sure your blinds work.

Nice view at the city but a difficult access over a steep, narrow road. The dump station has been closed.

The place is large, flat and surrounded by trees. It's next to the river and the beautiful town is in working distance. Service facilities have been renewed recently but are no longer free. The dump station costs 2 EUR per 20min usage. Dumping gray water is possible without paying. Some of the spots have electrical outlets. These take tokens. One token is 2 EUR and gives 4 hours of electricity.

No shade, but lots of space and in walking distance to the beautiful old town and the castle. Free dumping and water.

The place has several parking bays on a gravel paved part and lots of additional space on the unpaved meadow behind it. It is quiet but the nearby church will wake you early.

It's a single space right next to the roundabout. Dumping gray water requires using a stone to keep grate open, it's positioned a bit too far to the end, larger mobiles will need to drive on the grass at the end. The water tap has no thread to attach a hose, so picking up fresh may not be possible for you. It's free though.

The road next to it is quiet at night but gets busy in the early morning again. But that doesn't matter much because the nearby church is sure to wake you. It seems the place used to be larger judging from the paving. It's still a very nice place. The Loire and a restaurant are just a short walk away. There is free dumping and water fillup. Good for a night and completely free.

Very nice view at the Loire. The parking area is reasonably level. It's right below the street, so you hear the occasional louder traffic interrupt the nice concerto of cicadas and the gurgling of the stream.