Chemin du Pont de Meyzieu, 69330, Meyzieu
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A quiet, shaded daytime parking area lies beside a small river on the edge of the forest. Overnight parking is prohibited by prefectural decree. It starts walks and bike rides through Miribel Jonage Park, but the 900 meter access road is badly potholed and mosquitoes are common near the marsh.
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Really nice parking spot right next to a small river. Very quiet and not busy at all—perfect.
The pitch itself is very quiet, clean and secluded, but the 900 meter road through the forest is like a moonscape! The potholes are so big that small cars disappear into them.
Impossible to do anything outside—the place is infested with mosquitoes because it is next to a marsh.
The access road is a little rough. A few hikers and mosquitoes, but the birdsong is lovely!
Great place with lots of walking routes to discover. But you have to earn it with a long, bumpy road.
Very quiet, very spacious, absolutely perfect! Park surveillance staff came to see us after the third day to tell us that staying overnight here was prohibited. Watch out for hunters at weekends, with hungry dogs!
Worth it. Quiet spot with enough people around for me to feel safe.
Superb place. Very quiet and beautiful. The road to get there is a bit bumpy, but it is definitely worth it. We even took a walk near the lake… Absolutely recommended.
too far away from people and not far enough to feel safe
The parking is great. The bumpy road is like the others described, but not a problem for most cars and campers. Its also a great starting point to cycle to Lyon, which we did. Gravel, Touring or MTB Bike, not for Roadbike. But while we were in town our camper has been opened and somebody stole our Toolbox and Climbing Gear. Please watch out!
It was a very nice and quiet, we had the place to ourselves. We met a few locals. The dusty road didn’t made us any problems. Google Maps offered us two options to get there, please turn right and do not take the way straight ahead, that is a dead end.
Down a long and bumpy road, but once we got down there it is a great spot. It’s amazing to feel so remote so close to Lyon