Urban parking, theft reported
1 Avenue de la Gare, 30400, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon
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This fairly flat parking place at the end of the street is useful for visiting the centre, about 20 minutes away on foot. Motorhomes are forbidden in the city car parks, while private paid car parks are available. Recent comments report theft and forced entry, so daytime parking is the safer intended use.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Do not park here under any circumstances! We stayed here for two days in total, daytime only. Yesterday everything was fine, but today there was a hole in the passenger-door lock and our entire car had been ransacked.
We have just been robbed at this site, in broad daylight, even though there are houses, parked cars and offices.
Very good for visiting Avignon during the day, about 20 minutes on foot. Easy to access and we were even able to park in the shade.
We parked here all day to visit Avignon, a magnificent 20-minute walk away. Good; it is the railway-station car park, but it can fill up quickly. We did not sleep there.
Fine for visiting the city, 20 minutes on foot. We did not sleep there.
We spent about five hours here while visiting the city. The place is busy with station workers, and several cars were parked, but there is plenty of room for three or four caravans. It seems safe during the day; I do not know what it is like at night. Ideal for visiting the city.
thank you for the possibility of parking. It is super for caravan. The place is large ( 4-5 cars)
Arrived late in the evening. Parked on the right and had a blissful night's sleep. In the morning we asked a railway employee working there whether we could remain parked. This was no problem at all. A very friendly man, too. Best not to park in front of the gates.
We parked for three hours to visit the city, but they cleaned out our motorhomes, both ours and the couple's next to us. Absolutely avoid.
Good place!
Perfect hidden parking area, with plenty of space. Very easy access into and out of the city. About a 15-minute walk across the two bridges to reach the city. We had scooters, and there is a cycle path all the way there, taking five minutes.
Quiet place to spend the night. A train passes occasionally, but it did not bother us. Twenty minutes from the centre.
Fine for seeing the city, 15 minutes' walk from the centre. No water services. Next to the station. We did not spend the night, so I do not know whether the trains are bothersome.
We parked here during the day with our 6.40-metre van for a few hours to visit the city. The centre is relatively quick to reach on foot.
