Rue Sainte-Geneviève, 76910, Criel-sur-Mer
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A very clean, shaded picnic area near the long-distance footpath, reached by a narrow road. It has a table and a rubbish bin, but the grassy parking area is sloping and not a designated overnight parking place. The surroundings are quiet, with little traffic and nearby walks towards the cliffs.
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You can overlook the sloping parking area, because it is not easy to find so much shade during this heatwave, along with such well-mown grass... in short, better than asphalt. After dinner, we spent a good night there and woke to the sounds of nature. A bin and table are available.
Good for eating, but driving onto the grass to spend the night is not parking. Not very flat.
We spent a very quiet night here, with hardly any traffic. The place was very clean, well maintained, and peacefully located. The cliffs are not far away either. Because of the size of our motorhome, we parked in the upper part of the meadow. We were slightly tilted because the ground slopes a little. We arrived late in the evening and left early in the morning.
Visited in the morning by a friendly but determined officer. This place is not for overnight stays!
Quiet night, waking up to birdsong. Very good location, easy to access.
Quiet, hiking possible all around! Calm this evening!
Beautifully located picnic area. We spent one very quiet night here; the little traffic was not disturbing.
Picnic area with a single table and sloping ground. Only one vehicle can fit there. We spent a very quiet night with our van on leveling blocks. Walk to the nearby cliff and various animals.
We came to see this place but quickly realized that the ground was not level at all. The place seemed rather quiet, even though it is close to the road.
I had a very good and quiet night here. Until about 9 p.m., a car passed by from time to time, then not again until around 6:30 a.m. The parking spot on the meadow beside the table is not completely level and would probably be difficult to reach with a larger motorhome; with an SUV it was no problem.