Prohibited parking, valley view
D18A, 21320, Chateauneuf
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This free, paved parking area is currently reported as prohibited for motorhomes. It lies beside the cemetery and selective-sorting area, with a superb valley view and generally quiet surroundings. The ground is slightly sloping, and there are no services apart from a glass bin. The village and château can be reached on foot.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Superb, peaceful spot next to the cemetery, with an unobstructed view of the valley, and free for motorhomes. No services apart from a glass-recycling bin, so you must be self-sufficient. The ground is slightly sloped but fine with leveling jacks. Our 8.5-meter vehicle fits easily. Thanks to the municipality and to our fellow motorhome travelers for taking care of this lovely place.
Simple parking area without services. Relatively level ground. It appears to be the municipality's official parking area for motorhomes. We spent a quiet night there.
Very quiet night, with a view of the fields. You can walk to the castle and village. Slightly sloped, but manageable without leveling blocks.
Motorhomes prohibited!
Very quiet. Only a few minutes' walk into town. We had a very good night here.
Free paved parking area that deserves credit simply for existing. We spent one night there. A 6.36-meter van with a bike rack had no problem. Quiet, moderately sloped; leveling blocks are essential if you like to sleep level. Magnificent view of the valley. The castle is hidden by trees and hedges, but there should be shade in the evening. The castle is a little over ten minutes away.
Quiet parking area with a beautiful view of the countryside. Shade in the evening, which was a relief in today's heat! The only drawback is that it is poorly, or perhaps not at all, signposted, and the GPS had the bright idea of taking us through the town with its narrow streets.
Beautiful, quiet place on a side road with a magnificent view. Completely quiet at night. You can visit the medieval village with its narrow lanes and old houses; very atmospheric. The castle can only be visited from May 1. Many small handicraft shops, pleasant restaurants, and cafés, though it is certainly only fully active in high season.
Perfect for a lunchtime break after visiting the castle and village.
Free 95% flat 100m from the Chateau, which is lit at night Open fields, opposite Bell rings, but not seemingly in the middle of the night Bins were emptied at 8am, but we were already awake Really great that this is available so close to the village
