Unnamed Road, 10500, Dienville
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Secluded waterside spot at the end of a peninsula on Lake Amance, surrounded by nature and usually very quiet. Access includes 2km of firm track followed by about 350m of rough or grassy path, which can become difficult for heavy vehicles when wet. Small insects gather indoors when doors open, and the site is not suitable for swimming. The area is protected, and camping is prohibited.
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Beautiful place, but to get there you have to cross very, very bumpy terrain with huge holes. My Renault Trafic, which is heavy, got stuck in the mud, so I had to call roadside assistance. One technique seems to be staying alongside the hedges, but with a heavy vehicle and wet ground, I am not sure you will reach the spot. Otherwise, it is a beautiful place!Translating
We had a quiet night and a quiet morning. The spot is easy to reach. Although it had rained lightly on and off in the days before and on the day itself, we got there without a 4x4. There are many small insects in the evening that fly into the vehicle as soon as you open the door. I did not find the spot particularly special.Translating
A beautiful natural spot at the very end of a small peninsula on Lake Amance. Leave the long white limestone track along the lake and take a small path through wasteland for 350 meters. We were alone in the world by the water (but it is not a swimming spot), accompanied by birdsong from reed warblers, coots, swans and others. Peaceful and magical.Translating
A little corner of paradise! By the lake, under a beautiful swamp oak, a very peaceful spot in the heart of nature. Follow 2 km of a very drivable track, then take the grassy path on the left almost at the end of the field. Very quiet night, although the lake animals are very present. The ground is almost flat.Translating
Fantastic spot! Easy to reach, lovely and quiet.Translating
Excellent spot, very quiet, in the middle of nature. There is room for 3–4 cars. The access road is manageable in dry weather. You can put your feet in the water. The roads in this area consist of white gravel, which is wonderful. There are many other beautiful places by the water to spend the night.Translating
Hello everyone, we spent a night in a van in a very beautiful spot. Please put your toilet paper in your bin. We cleaned the area of paper, which takes several months to decompose. Excrement, flies and beetles will disappear within a few days. I am teaching this to my children.Translating
We spent the night without any problems. The access road was a little wet, but with plenty of grass and momentum it was no problem. We were in a regular car; a van or panel van would also be fine, but nothing larger in wet weather. We saw no anglers or anyone else.Translating
Idyllic place in the heart of nature, surrounded by many animals such as swans, ducks and birds. From a distance the spot does not look incredible, but after crossing the field for a few meters on the right side, you reach the water beneath a magnificent tree. We stayed one night and were not disturbed. Perfect for watching the sunrise over the lake. Highly recommended!Translating
Fishing spot, like all the “fir tree” spots marked nearby. Be aware that you are in a protected area and camping in any form is not allowed.Translating
Excellent place. You have to find the path; it is right at the end. There was a little water skiing and music in the evening, but everything calmed down at nightfall, which is absolutely magnificent here.Translating
An exceptional place. The first path, to the west, was inaccessible because of vegetation. The second, to the east, was very good. We parked our van near the tree. A fire pit seems usable, although we did not make a fire. For the sunset, park in the middle of the western side of the tip; there is also a small beach. For sunrise, go to the very end of the tip.Translating