Communal parking, narrow spaces

In full sun. Three motorhomes appear to be permanently installed, but there is still space. No charm. The village was dead on a Saturday in June at 5 p.m.—a shame, as it seemed pretty, but it did not make us want to stay. We left.

Empty parking area in the off-season, absolutely quiet. Great for visiting the village and castle on foot.

Short and narrow spaces. Parking area without charm. We did not stay.

Pleasant location near a waterfall. You can walk along the small path leading to the château through little gardens. Do some shopping at the village grocery store; the lady is very friendly and sells good cheese and cured meats.

Lovely, pleasant little village! The parking area is almost level. Quiet; there were two motorhomes. A Cathar castle overlooking the valley is worth visiting; admission is €5.

We spent two nights here, alone each time. Very quiet place, with a grocery store and bread depot in the village, and a small supermarket outside.

Quiet night on July 15, 2023. Bakery 100 meters away. Small grocery store uphill, 500 meters away. Opposite the towers there is a pizzeria—not very attractive inside. The meal was acceptable, but they lacked control over cooking times. No services.

Two motorhomes stayed overnight peacefully and without noise. You can visit the village, where there are toilets. A small waterfall is nearby, and internet reception is good.

Very nice little spot for spending the night after visiting Saissac, which is also very beautiful!