Small parking, tree access problems

Quiet place; we have stayed here several times. Contrary to a review I read, there are no bad smells. Be careful of the trees at the entrance to the parking area: access is impossible for a motorhome when they have not been trimmed.

we had a quiet night's sleep here, just the noise for the hospital extraction fan for company. Handy for the beach too.

Not bad — could be cleaner.

So far so good. Hope to stay the night before going further to the beaches of D-day

Spent a quiet night.

We stopped for the night because this is the parking area closest to the Calot Institute, where we had an appointment the next day. It is just a short distance from the regular beach and the naturist beach. Peaceful night; in the morning the hospital resumed its usual activity and noise.

Perfect for walking along the seafront.

I spent one night in this parking area while accompanying a patient hospitalized at the Calot Institute. No smell problem; it was probably temporary. Quiet night. Empty parking area. I was parked in the spot where the motorhome can be seen in the site's photo. Be careful: many spaces are inaccessible to motorhomes because of very low tree branches.

Beautiful parking area, but oh, the smell — next to a sewage treatment plant.

Very quiet night; it was raining, so I cannot say anything about the surrounding noise. Lots of traffic from 7:30 a.m. Cars park here, so bear your departure in mind. For those who complain, remember that motorhome travellers may also have family at the institute, and being able to sleep here allows them to visit for several days when they do not live locally. Thank you to the municipality for this space.

The town does not want motorhomes, so there are barriers at empty parking areas. Regulating things in summer is understandable, but in the off-season we are just as good consumers as other tourists!!!! Move on.

Choose the grassy area near the glass-recycling container; the parking area is quiet at night.