Railway-side nature, seasonal overnight ban

I wanted to stay overnight, but overnight stays are prohibited from May 1st to September 30th.

Good, very quiet and clean spot at night. The first train is at 7:30 a.m.

Good spot, close to the railway line, where trains pass every 30 minutes during the day, but no trains run at night. Quiet place where joggers and walkers pass.\nThe ground is fairly flat.\nHowever, be aware that in winter it is a hunting parking area.

We stayed for one night, very peacefully, with no police. Another family was also in a camper. Friendly residents. No trains run at night, but early in the morning you may be woken by the barrier alarm and the train. Beautiful sunshine in the morning.

Nice place, but the municipal police told us that we could not sleep there because of the risk of fire.

Beware: hunting parking area, wastewater treatment plant at the end of the path but no smell, railway line nearby. Otherwise, a perfect place—flat and quiet, not far from the coast for beautiful walks.

Large, beautiful parking area at the edge of the forest. It was quiet at night.

We spent one night there; the place is quiet and clean.\nIndeed, no trains pass at night.\nWe slept peacefully.

Very pleasant spot. Stays of up to 48 hours are allowed. A few friendly walkers pass by, often with their dogs. Two spaces on the site, but you can settle a little farther away; the nearby wastewater treatment plant was not a problem. Beware of the unfenced railway line if you have children or dogs.\nThe gendarmerie patrols around 11 p.m. to ensure quiet and cleanliness.

Very nice place in the middle of the pine forest. Trains do not run at night and the spaces are shaded. The only thing is that the municipal police patrol passes at 11 p.m.; in our case they only checked by shining their headlights at our van without asking us anything.

Nice place, a few mosquitoes but very quiet.