Village parking, church bells

Very large, shaded pitches. No need for much leveling. Quiet village. Pitches in the heart of the village, with a café-tobacconist and bakery just across the street. I recommend it.✦Translating

We parked and slept in our 6-meter van in the small parking lot directly opposite the two shops in the little village, where we were very warmly welcomed. There is a small market on Saturday morning in the large parking lot right next door.✦Translating

Very nice. Thank you to the municipality. Next to a pleasant café.✦Translating

Small, quiet and pleasant village. Spotless parking area; you can hear the bells at 7 a.m., but we are in the countryside, so that comes with it. There is a small café that also serves as a shop across the road, with pleasant people, and a pizza truck on the square next door on Wednesday evening. Thanks to the municipality.✦Translating

Thank you to the municipality for these spaces reserved for motorhomes. We were able to set up our table and chairs. Very good bread, quiet village.✦Translating

Large, slightly sloping pitch, with shops just a few steps away offering breakfast and toilets. Very welcoming and friendly shopkeepers. The bells ring until midnight and from 7 a.m., but apart from that it is very quiet.✦Translating

We did not sleep there, but the small bar directly opposite the four spaces is very friendly, with a children’s play area. The lady is very pleasant and welcoming.✦Translating

Ideal for one night. Welcoming shopkeepers. Thanks to the municipality.✦Translating

The area is pleasant, but the bells ring too much to consider spending the night there, so I moved on.✦Translating

Pleasant area, relatively quiet for sleeping from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. No services. Good for a stopover.✦Translating