D902, Av. de la République, 50270, Barneville-Carteret
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Free daytime motorhome parking (officially 8am–10pm, April–October timeframe) 150 meters from town center and railway station. Picnic tables available; no services. Signs state motorhomes can park but not camp overnight. Close to sea and beaches. Recent official guidance confirms overnight stays are not permitted.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
After asking at the tourist office, we learned that an order states that this parking area is for motorhomes during the day only!Translating
I think few people understood the signs: the one at the entrance mentions nearby campsites and their prices, as well as another parking area with the 8 a.m.–10 p.m. rule. But this information does not apply to this area. The second sign states that you may park free of charge day and night, but without putting out a table, chairs, or awning. So it is a great area to stay for one day or more.Translating
Thank you to the municipality for providing a site for motorhome users. Motorhomes may park but may not camp, with no services. It is 150 m from the town center and 100 m from the station, beside an old railway line. Starting point for hikes and mountain-bike trips to the lighthouse and beaches.Translating
“Fellow motorhome travelers,” you are welcome... to spend your money, but at night you have to go elsewhere... Well, that is what I do, but during the day and night... They do not want us at night, so the same applies during the day.Translating
Town center five minutes on foot. Shops, restaurants, the sea—everything is within easy reach. Easy access. Excellent!Translating
Stopping is possible until 10 p.m., but officially spending the night there is not permitted.Translating
Pretty, large, free parking area for spending the day. Thank you to the municipality.Translating
Indeed, it is a shame that you cannot spend the night there, especially with the nice little restaurants at the station. Close to the port.Translating
We are not welcome; it is impossible to park overnight even though there is space! Let us stand together and do not spend money here! Municipality, rethink your policy!Translating
The signs clearly state that motorhomes may park but may not camp! So I visit, but I do not spend money! Apparently, the municipality does not need us to support the local businesses! We will move on.Translating
We stopped there for a short break, just to walk to the port and have a little ice cream... Daytime parking only, specified on a sign from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. from April 1 to October 15. It also includes useful information, such as waste disposal available at Éléphant Bleu.Translating
We stayed there during the day to go for a bike ride. Very well located for that.Translating
We stopped here to visit the town and eat a good ice cream. Let’s continue.Translating
Parking regulated for overnight stays from April 1 to October 15, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. only; tickets are issued regularly. An area five minutes away in Baubigny costs €10 and includes electricity and water.Translating
Very good at this time of year. Large parking area. Only two motorhomes at lunchtime.Translating
Contrary to what I have read, it is not possible to sleep there from certain dates, especially when the campsite has opened.Translating
No, the area is open all year for parking. The closure only concerns the waste-disposal areas! As for overnight stays, it is perfectly permitted to sleep there. The sign only says that putting out an awning, table, chairs, etc. is prohibited. This type of sign is common in the region.Translating
Shame on the municipality. It is October 5, 2023, and we cannot stay overnight in the motorhome parking area, so we are forced to go to a campsite. Why? There are not many people around at the moment! What a shame for such a renowned town and for the shopkeepers, whom I will not support when I am not welcomed by the town hall. I will move on. Goodbye.Translating