Paid parking, sloped rocky ground

You cannot call this a motorhome parking area, let alone use it. It is a completely sloping scree slope. The car parking spaces are excellent, and the village is worth seeing.✦Translating

The village is really worth a visit. The parking, however, is terrible. The paved spaces are reserved for cars, while motorhomes get a dirt, sloping parking area and pay the full price of €23, with arrival at 4 p.m. and departure at 10 a.m. Not great, as there are no services for motorhomes. We are now at our 20th most beautiful village, and none has charged us such a price with no services.✦Translating

Very steep parking area, impossible to level the vehicle, and full of stones. Basically in the scrubland. €21 for one night and one day is expensive for this.✦Translating

Very good location, free until March 31. Toilets and sink available. Quiet, with only three motorhomes and next to the village. Ideal for a peaceful morning visit. Cold water, rubbish bin and toilet paper. €22 per day from April 1. One motorhome area and one parking area.✦Translating

We spent an excellent night in a van, very quiet, after visiting Minerve, a splendid village. Many thanks to the municipality for this free off-season parking area with sanitary facilities—perfect!✦Translating

Free parking. Very quiet, five minutes on foot. We were three motorhomes, but it is very steep, even with leveling blocks. Clean toilets. A beautiful hike in the Brian gorges.✦Translating

Large free parking area with clean toilets. Few visitors on February 24, 2026; no restaurants were open in Minerve.✦Translating

Good for visiting; overnight stays permitted.✦Translating

Avoid! Horribly expensive parking! And when you contact the municipality, they dismiss you! Two euros for exceeding the 30 free minutes by just two minutes. A scandal! The village is supposedly the jewel of Hérault, but you can really find better. They treat people like cash cows. Move on!✦Translating

Disastrous area, completely sloping, €10 per night. We went at 8 a.m. to visit the village. A man probably from the town hall, driving a backhoe, threw us out rudely because we absolutely had to park on the wet gravel parking area, even though there was nobody in the car park. We left without visiting the village.✦Translating

Parking unsuitable for motorhomes over 7.5 meters. Too much slope and badly damaged, stony ground. Move on.✦Translating

The motorhome parking area is a scandal. Sloping, large stones, difficult access, and €2 per hour. The municipality does not care about motorhome travelers, even though they are the majority of tourists in the off-season.✦Translating

Very beautiful village, but at an exorbitant price: €2 per hour, like a café. I never saw the free half-hour. A sloping parking area with large stones, while cars have nice paved parking spaces for the same price. No wonder some motorhomes park among the cars; I should have done the same! You can tell we are not welcome.✦Translating

The magnificent town of Minerve is worth seeing, but at what price—two euros per hour. Access to the motorhome parking area is unsuitable for 7.5-meter vehicles; you have to maneuver to get in. It is very steep and full of stones. We planned to spend the night but did not stay.✦Translating

I disagree with those complaining about the overnight price: €24 to stay in this wonderful location is a bargain!✦Translating

Sloping vacant lot, difficult to set up. Clean toilet and possible to fill a water bottle. I paid €22 for 24 hours.✦Translating

We spent one night with our motorhome in the paid parking area. The section designated for motorhomes is a sloping gravel track, unsuitable for overnight stays. The night was very quiet. The surprise came when checking out: the whole thing costs €22. We think this price is close to usury compared with the service provided.✦Translating

Six euros for four hours, on a dirt parking area that slopes. The paved car park is for cars; that is not cool for me. Sorry.✦Translating

We found that the area reserved for motorhomes was difficult to access: sloping, unpaved and covered with many stones. The car park was almost empty, so I chose to park there, but an aggressive and authoritarian municipal employee, with intimidating gestures, turned this relaxing moment into an unpleasant experience by asking us to leave.✦Translating

I parked in the car section and paid two euros for one hour of sightseeing.✦Translating