Like a campsite but without the noise. WiFi is good, power for almost all emplacements. Pleasant environment, not far from shops and the town. The only thing that seems unimpressive is the fresh water supply. You have to press the button every 13 seconds and although the static pressure is good, the water only trickles out slowly.

This is fine as a stopover. Fairly large car part with plenty of space. Water and waste water disposal, toilets. And it is free. There is a chip van which attracts traffic, so park at the other end for a quiet evening.

A bit tricky to get into (and out of) because it's a tight turn with a bit of a dip, but apart from that, it is fine. The spaces are at an angle to the roadway, and our 7.5 metre motorhome fitted easily enough, but anything over 8M might be tricky. Free hookup and disposal, water with a meeting (didn't find out how much it costs). Near a busy road, so not quiet, but OK. Museums closed in October

Parking area fairly near the village centre. Room for about six motorhomes. Some shade, but maybe not in high summer. Quiet and secure. Free. Grey and black waste disposal, fresh water tap, 230v hookup (just one socket, already in use, but we have a 3-way adapter :) ) Nice village, useful shop. We travelled there by some very steep, high, winding roads. Don't know if there is an easier access.

There is a €4 charge for parking, regardless of duration. Several car parks, one set aside for camping cars. Room for a few dozen motorhomes at a squeeze. No facilities except rubbish bins.

We stayed here three nights. Full from about 4pm, another five or six motorhomes parked outside each night. The lake across the road is an attraction, as are the free services. Access isn't difficult or on a blind bend. A pleasant cycle ride into Montlucon and the fantastic Folk Music Museum. A launderette at the nearby Auchan filling station and a Lidl within five minutes walk.

A pleasant little Aire. Room for six motorhomes, with free hookup for four. We didn't bother to connect. The access road is small but adequate. You have to get a key for the dustbin, but we didn't need to get rid of any rubbish. Stays are limited to one night, but is only a small village: you can see the sights in half a day. Handy little shop close by.

Three "camping car" reserved spaces in a car park. Potential space for several more motorhomes. Free waste and water disposal (and paid-for water supply) across the road.. Pay by card, but price unspecified. Seems a pleasant overnight stop.