17 Avenue du Docteur Mallet, 15100, Saint-Flour
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Wooded CAMPING-CAR PARK site with large pitches delimited by hedges, 1 km from Saint-Flour city center. €17.44 per night; €5 lifetime membership required. Sanitary facilities open 1 June–30 September only. Access via steep, poorly-signposted lane. Large showers but no hot water reported (June 2026). No dedicated dishwashing sink. Saturday morning market nearby.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very well located, about 1 km from the centre. Shaded and unshaded pitches. Large, clean showers with very hot water. No sink for washing dishes; you have to use the laundry basins, with only one separate hot-water tap. Poorly signposted access. The two museums are free for campers; show the access card at reception.
Very beautiful, quiet and shady place, with a lovely view and birdsong. A stone's throw from the town centre. The only drawback was that there was no hot water; cold showers are not great.
Very beautiful, quiet place, lulled by birdsong. The only drawback is that there is no hot water in the showers. Why?
The pitches are well separated by hedges, not really flat, but there is no problem with levelling blocks. Ideally located near the town. Sanitary facilities are not very numerous but excellent.
Very good for one night; the town is not very lively today. The town centre deserves to be given more attention. But the pitch and services are excellent.
Former campsite: spacious, tree-lined pitches, wide lanes, spotless sanitary facilities. Don't miss the entrance between two houses. Close to the town, with a nice market on Saturday morning. Recommended.
Price changed to €17.44.
Very good, large pitch separated by hedges, relatively flat depending on the pitch, with services, close to the upper town and shops, quiet, and a small market on Saturday morning.
Probably the former Orgues campsite. Not easy to find: make sure you enter the correct address and follow the signs. Access is not obvious, but there is no problem even for large vehicles. Very well equipped. The sanitary facilities are open from 1 June to 30 September. Don't forget the old town: the residents and shopkeepers are lovely.
Beautiful pitches, but beware: the lane to access the campsite is very narrow and poorly signposted, and the street is also very steep. It is better to already have a membership card (€5 for life); otherwise it is quite complicated. You have to register via the display, but when it is 2°C outside this is not easy because it takes time. Otherwise, I recommend it: €14.20 per night including electricity.
This is the third time I have been unable to enter this company. It is impossible to create an account if you do not have a phone number from the community. They also do not send a PIN by email. A very, very bad and complicated system, with many people asking for help and nobody providing solutions. The help number could not give me any solution. I will never go to Camping-Car Park again!
Both the camper area and the surroundings are really nice and interesting. The only exception is that the grass needs to be cut. As it is now, it looks more like a meadow.
Ideal location for visiting Saint-Flour and spending the night in beautiful surroundings. The only drawback is that the sanitary facilities and water access are closed until 1 June.
Beautiful, pleasant area with panoramic views. Be careful not to miss the entrance. The terrain is sloping, so you need levelling blocks. It is a shame that today, despite there being about fifteen motorhomes, the grass has not been cut and the sanitary facilities are not open. There is no water at the hook-ups associated with the pitches. Only the emptying and filling point is operational.
A really beautiful site at a fair price. The pitches are large and separated by hedges. We also had a good internet connection. There is a spacious disposal area with two bays. The town is a 5-to-10-minute walk away. We would happily return.
Beautiful, quiet site with large pitches. Pitches are enclosed by well kept hedges and many are sloping. Great view across the valley. Short 500m walk to small town. Usual Ccpark facilities, no other facilities open this early in the year
Large, beautifully laid-out motorhome site with wonderful views. We cannot comment on the sanitary facilities, as they are unfortunately still closed. The operator cannot be blamed for dogs' mess on the pitches.
Very beautiful area, very nice pitches close to the town. Beautiful 180-degree view. A shame that the sanitary facilities are closed. Very quiet.
Very beautiful area, large spaces, close to the town, very pleasant.
We stop here every time we pass through Saint-Flour, close to the town centre. In winter or rainy weather, be careful not to park on the grass because you may get stuck; use the paths instead. During our visit, the exit terminal was not working, so we called CCP, who opened the entrance barrier for us.
Quiet former campsite. Sanitary facilities available in summer. Some pitches are sloping. Nicely laid out with hedges, close to the town.
Very pleasant area with large pitches. A shame it was raining, so you should avoid parking on the grass.
Super stopover! Very large pitches, superb views. We will definitely return.
We stayed for only one night and they made us buy a €5 card just to enter, then deposit €50 for nights we did not use, which they later refused to refund. They demand €12 to return the unused deposit. Ultimately, it is a scam.
Very beautiful open camper site at a campsite. All services available for a motorhome traveller. We slept very peacefully here on New Year's Eve. We stayed two nights in total because we had problems with the motorhome. We will return.
Very practical and pleasant area. Be careful, the lower sections flood quickly. In winter, you can park on hard-standing pitches.
Fortunately it was not crowded—only three spaces occupied—because you have to park on the paths, otherwise getting stuck is guaranteed. Otherwise, very close to the old town, and an excellent restaurant, Chez Geneviève.
Once the entrance card had been paid for, there were only four motorhomes for 74 spaces. The sanitary facilities are closed at this time of year. The town is within walking distance. Very good restaurant, El Greco, the only one open on a Monday evening.
Quiet area in the town centre, slightly sloping and grassy, slippery in rainy weather. Very close to the shops.
As always, a great Camping-Car Park site. The surrounding area and old town are also worth seeing.
Only four pitches are dry; the others are on grass at this time of year. You have to park in the lanes to avoid getting stuck. Don't forget the levelling blocks.
Difficult entrance, with just a small sign and a narrow, very steep access road. Sanitary facilities closed for the winter. Levelling blocks are required on all pitches. The terrain is sloping and grassy, so beware of getting stuck in the rain. All services work. Not far from shops.
The sanitary facilities are closed from 30 September, but the area remains open. €13.84 including electricity and water filling. Many pitches and 10 minutes from the centre.
Excellent service area, with showers, a mini-campsite and a beautiful view, close to the centre of Saint-Flour. I recommend it.
Very pleasant area, with beautiful pitches—some are sloping, but others are relatively flat. Clean sanitary facilities. Town centre a five-minute walk away, in a superb medieval town. Despite the grumblers who are against CCP, this area is perfectly decent and open all year. Regarding the access road, it is sloping, but we were in a 7.5-metre motorhome with a 4-metre trailer and had no problem.
CCP area with the usual services. Despite the comments from people who cannot be bothered to use levelling blocks, there are pitches on flat ground.
The entrance and exit road is more suitable for a goat than for motorhomes. Some pitches have hard-standing. Most pitches are uneven and, in rainy weather, are barely drivable, so I would not recommend this site. The shower water temperature is okay, and the town is nearby.
Campsite with spacious pitches, shops five minutes away on foot, and Saint-Flour is a pleasant town to visit.
A pleasant, green and potentially shady site. Sanitary facilities until the end of September and very close to the village. Good value for money.
Pleasant, quiet, clean area in nature, with campsite facilities, showers, toilets and washing-up sinks. Pitches are well separated by hedges, but beware: large vehicles risk getting stuck, so we were placed on paved areas.
Frankly, there is nothing to criticise about the quality or location, except that the service is excessively expensive. Camping-Car Park has become extremely inflationary. Monopoly effect?