Village parking, narrow access

Parking near the school at the top of the village. There is a castle, a church, and a few beautiful houses. One bar-restaurant, a pizza takeaway, and a bakery. Interesting area for beautiful mountain-bike rides. Thanks to the town council for not banning this place.✦Translating

The view was ok, but blocked by the trees, night was really calm, but during the day there was constant flow of people to throw away trash into the bins on parking lot, plenty of people walking dogs. But the small city definitely wasn’t suited for big car as mine (7,5m long) lots of small alleys with cars on every side. If you have something bigger than sprinter save yourself trouble and don’t come there

The place itself is not bad, but unfortunately the entire village uses it and the surrounding area as a dog toilet. About 10 to 20 dogs visit every hour.✦Translating

Spacious area for parking, with a children’s playground beside it. No services. Beautiful and very quiet village, with very nice people. We arrived with a 7.5-meter motorhome and had a little difficulty getting through the village because it is narrow, but it is passable. Far from the motorway.✦Translating

Lovely rest area with a short walk to the viewpoint at the foot of the castle, offering a view of the Sainte-Baume massif. The people are welcoming and polite. The only downside is dogs that howl at times, day and night, with intense cries as if they were being mistreated, coming from the hill just behind the parking area’s recycling containers.✦Translating

We slept here for one night. Rubbish bins are available, and it is relatively quiet, although you can hear the motorway in the distance. No problem with dogs. But it is not particularly beautiful or anything.✦Translating

Very nice, provided you have a small motorhome. We were lucky to park our large motorhome along the parking area, outside the spaces marked by wooden logs, because it was out of season.✦Translating