Place du 19 Mars/Rue Pierre Baysse, 31110, Saint-Mamet
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Paying area (€5/night, free November–February) with small delimited pitches near the cemetery, maximum 3 consecutive nights. Services—water tap, grey and black water disposal, WC—are across the street; bring a double male connector for water. Pitches too small for vehicles over 6 m. Quiet spot; in winter, water is cut and black water locked. Luchon centre is 15 minutes' walk away.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Bring a male double-ended connector to fill with water, but everything is very clean. We couldn't find where to pay the €5! So filling and emptying were free.Translating
Quiet place, opposite the cemetery. Water, dumping, and toilet services. The service point is opposite, on the other side of the road.Translating
The dumping service is reserved for those who have paid for the night.Translating
Services out of order; no services available.Translating
Free in November, December, January, and February. It is okay. No water in November, December, January, or February, and the black-water point is locked. Grey water can still be emptied.Translating
The water area is directly opposite the parking area, on the other side of the street. For the water connection, bring a double connector.Translating
Very pleasant service and parking area, quiet at night and guaranteed peace and quiet. Someone comes by in the evening to collect the €5. An ideal place to start hikes. The center of Luchon is a 15-minute walk away. In short, a site with services at a very reasonable price. Thanks to the municipality.Translating
Convenient, but it is a shame that the water is turned off.Translating
Quiet place, pitches separated by hedges, service area on the other side of the road. In winter, the water is turned off.Translating
It is nothing more than a parking area.Translating
Quiet place to spend the night and visit Bagnères-de-Luchon, highly recommended.Translating
Convenient place to stay overnight. Required to pay €5 at the mayors office or to the caretaker who passes in the evening to check. Suitable for smaller campers but parking spots are too short for long vehicles over 6m. Bins for rubbish, recycling and glass as well, but we were awoken early in the morning when the dump truck came to empty them.
Quiet place next to the cemetery where you can rest after spending the day around Luchon. Clean, landscaped area with a filling and emptying service point that many other areas would envy. Bring a double connector to connect to the water supply. Great initiative by the town hall, and much appreciated. A local woman usually comes by to collect the fee. €5 to park and fill up.Translating
Seven pitches separated by a little greenery. Suitable for vehicles up to 6 m. Grey-water dumping on the other side of the street. Fresh-water filling via a quick connector in the dumping area, or via a 1/2-inch female connector at the cemetery entrance. €5 per night, including access to the filling and dumping area.Translating
I completely agree with Philippe34880's comment. It is a pleasant place. Quiet. No problem with my 7.20 m vehicle. Excellent value for money. Those who are unhappy should go to Spain and try the areas there to see how they welcome us. Thanks to the municipality. Luchon is a 15-minute walk away. Bring a double hose connector for the water.Translating
Water available (tap at the back on the right with a standard thread). Free if you do not stay overnight.Translating
Quiet and relaxing area for the night. A small supermarket and newsstand will open nearby in July, a five-minute walk from the town center. A restaurant next to the supermarket will also open in July. I highly recommend this spot near Bagnères-de-Luchon.Translating
I don't really understand those who complain: the night with services costs €5. It is clean and flower-filled. It is true that there is a cemetery, but if it were Père-Lachaise, everyone would find it wonderful. So show some restraint; turn your head and you have a view of the mountains. For water, bring a male quick connector, because there is no tap, only a female quick-connect socket.Translating