Poolside parking, market days

One night on a Saturday at the end of January. Quiet except around midnight, when some young people set off firecrackers. We went out and persuaded them through dialogue to stop, and everything went well. They stopped, and we were able to enjoy a good night lulled by the sound of the church bells. Perfect for one night.

Perfect parking area for visiting the village, taking a lunch break, or spending the night. The bells stop at night...

Lovely place for one night, a visit to the old village, and the antique church with its special Stations of the Cross. At 11 p.m. the street lighting goes out, giving you an especially beautiful view of the illuminated old village. The market square is next to the parking area.

Very quiet place to sleep for one night. The bells are not bothersome, and the garbage truck comes by at 8:30 a.m. There is no water or toilet. Recommended for spending one night.

We parked our van on a Friday night at 11 p.m., at the far end of the parking area, opposite three young people chatting under the boulodrome's floodlight, which was lit as brightly as daylight. They were quickly joined by a car, with techno music blaring and people racing around the square... No chance of sleeping. If it had only been the church bell every half hour, we would have stayed. At 4 a.m. we packed up and continued driving!

Pleasant village. The toilets are only open on Wednesdays during the market. This is really unfortunate... Otherwise, during school hours, you can use the school's toilets. The football and rugby field is accessible at all times. For those bothered by it, the bells ring all night.

The toilets are at the foot of the metal footbridge, on the other side of the boulodrome refreshment stand.

Excellent place for one night. Beautiful view of the illuminated village, close to a small shop, with a playground nearby as well as water facilities, a toilet, and a waste depot.