93 Boulevard Faidherbe, 80000, Amiens
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Free parking five minutes from Amiens city centre under shade trees. Height limit 2m applies; the parallel street has no height restriction. No services. Overnight parking historically unproblematic with no time limit, but as of November 2025, Amiens city installed barriers to prevent motorhome parking. A nearby paid campsite 5km away at approximately €20 per day is promoted as alternative.
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The parking lot really is height-restricted to 2 meters. However, there is no height restriction on the street running parallel to the parking lot.Translating
Since November 21, the City of Amiens has been installing barriers to prevent motorhomes from parking. They absolutely want to send them to the campsite, which is 5 km from the city center and costs around twenty euros per day. The City of Amiens is anti-motorhome.Translating
Relatively busy and noisy. But definitely practical and sufficient for one night and a visit to the city.Translating
Beautiful parking lot, perfect for visiting the lovely city of Amiens. We stayed for two nights, but were woken very early by maintenance workers and their trucks! The city is clean, though!Translating
Free parking without services, 20 minutes on foot from the city center. Ideal for visiting the main sights. Parking under the trees. We spent two quiet nights there. With the windows closed, there was no noise despite being near a busy road.Translating
Convenient for the center and cathedral, slightly downhill, perhaps a little noisy because of its proximity to a major road, but overall good considering that it is free and has no time limit.Translating
In the morning, it is not easy to get the spaces on the opposite side of the boulevard so that the rear can overhang onto the grass. In the afternoon, there are quite a few spaces available. Free and close to the center, about 15 minutes away. We slept well for two nights without excessive noise.Translating
Central, free, safe but noisy.
We visited the city from here. With a bit of luck, you can get a place. A few large motorhomes were also parked at the edge.Translating
Free parking without services, a 10-minute walk from the city center. We parked in a single space with the rear overhanging onto the grassy side. We stayed for one day and slept one night without any problems.Translating
Very good for visiting Amiens, 15 minutes from the center. Quiet, no restrictions, convenient for a one-night stop.Translating
Good parking lot. About 25 minutes’ walk from the cathedral. Shaded. It seems quiet, but we did not spend the night.Translating
Not a quiet location but convenient for a visit to the City. 6am Wednesday mechanised road sweeper was operating in the car park - a rude awakening! Nice shade under the lime trees but with inconvenience of the tiny flowers settling and sticking onto the MH. The other parking in this parking area nearer the town is well used by locals.
Excellent parking for visiting the city and enjoying the fair currently taking place.Translating
Quiet at night from midnight to 6 a.m.; afterwards, the parking lot fills up quickly. About 20 minutes on foot from the cathedral.Translating
Well-located parking for visiting the city center. No parking restrictions. Shared parking with cars. Quite noisy toward morning because it is on a major avenue.Translating
I generally agree with the previous comments. However, owners of very long vehicles should think about their departure and cars that may be parked beside or opposite them. There is an ideal space in this parking lot, opposite the entrance. It allows you to leave driving straight ahead.Translating
Thank you to the municipality for allowing motorhomes to stop and for not installing barriers like others do. Quiet and perfectly adequate place for one night.Translating
Easy-to-access and free parking, nothing to report.Translating
No problem parking, and the parking is free.Translating
Many spaces available on January 3. Fairly easy to park, but my motorhome is only 6 meters long. Beyond that, the front overhangs.Translating
No services, but it is free and 15 minutes on foot from the cathedral. Many possible spaces, but the area is heavily used by Amiens residents during the day, so be careful. We arrived in the late afternoon and struggled to find a space with our 7-meter Challenger, but there was no problem later around 9 p.m., when we changed places. It feels sufficiently secure with public lighting.Translating
Simple car park, flat, where motorhomes can stay overnight—close to the center and free. Thank you to the municipality!
A very large, flat asphalt parking lot in an excellent location. Free parking. No spaces specifically for motorhomes; they all park in the upper section. We stayed 24 hours without any problems. Very quiet night. Traffic gradually resumes from 7 a.m. We visited on foot: the cathedral, Saint-Leu district, and the Hortillonnages boats from number 54. Perfect. Additionally, there is a one-hour tour on the little train.
Good place for a quiet, free night in the middle of the city. You are not alone. Small supermarket right around the corner.
Free parking, ideal for visiting the city. About 10 minutes to the center. We parked for about five hours without any problems. It fills up very quickly in the morning.
Free and lots of shaded spaces. Perfect for visiting during the day.
Very large parking lot for easy parking, close to the city center. No services and very noisy during the morning rush hour.
Perfect parking, without services, with large spaces, spacious and level, for visiting the city. Twenty minutes’ walk to the center. The city is worth visiting. We did not spend the night, but I imagine it would have been pleasant.
Good for visiting the city. My motorhome is 7.20 meters long and I parked without problems. Free.
It is fine for one night; there were seven campers. But it is next to a busy road, and I do not really like sleeping like that.
Parking space 10 minutes on foot from the city center. We spent two nights there: a little noisy from 7 a.m. onward. There were several motorhomes, so we felt safe.
Along the entire road, by the large parking lots, it is all free. Half an hour’s walk to the city. So, a fine place. We did not stay overnight, but it would be possible. Otherwise, nothing special.