Rue du Stade, 03000, Avermes
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Free shaded parking beside a decorated church. Suitable for overnight stays, typically quiet. Water and waste disposal available, but water requires tokens from town hall during office hours only—not evenings or weekends. Toilet building and wifi on-site. Can be crowded during sports events. Good for dog walking.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Quiet night, ideal if you travel with a dog, with beautiful surrounding grounds for walks.
Fellow motorhome owners, stop complaining about paying for water. If parking is paid, services may be included, but if it is free, it is normal to pay for water. At home, you pay for water and electricity as far as I know, so show some civic sense… and we will be better regarded. Thank you to the municipality.
Quiet place, perfect for one night; there are a few services, but you have to collect tokens from the town hall during opening hours. Unfortunately, we arrived too late.
At the moment, 19 May, and for the last five days, the fairground has blocked all access.
On a Sunday, the place was completely occupied by cars because of a sporting event. Even the disposal area was being used as a parking lot. Spectators parked right at the front, although there were plenty of parking spaces available for them.
Whether it is a motorhome area is debatable; there is a service point with spaces next to it. Toilet building available. Water works with a token obtainable from the mayor during opening hours? That is unfortunate on Sunday afternoon. Thanks to the municipality for the place.
Very pretty and original church with a garden in front, sheep, picnic tables and children’s playgrounds. Nice. Phil and Marie.
Level and quiet; even in autumn, it is suitable for large vehicles.
We spent two very quiet nights. There are no spaces reserved for motorhomes apart from the waste-disposal area. From the afternoon until late evening, the parking lot fills with the cars of people attending sports activities. After 9 p.m., it gradually empties completely.
It is 32°C, but we are standing under large trees in the shade. Very quiet place. We are staying overnight.
Good place to visit Moulins; we went by bicycle. Very quiet place, with toilets and gray- and black-water disposal. If you want water, you have to go to the town hall to buy tokens.
We wanted to stay there for one night, but when we arrived around 1 a.m. there were guys in several cars with music playing. It was like a festive Saturday night! We did not stay.
Beautiful, very quiet place. Nothing can be heard at night except a toad. Close to the town to visit.
Quiet little spot, shaded by trees. A large park nearby. A path along the river for cycling. I do not understand the negative comments about this spot, such as “gloomy in winter”—well yes, it is gray like everywhere else… “You have to pay for water”—obviously; the site is free and the toilets are free. Should they perhaps provide free pizzas too? Honestly.
Spaces are located on a sports complex. If there are sporting events, I am not sure there will be room. The water dispenser works with tokens available at the town hall; if you arrive on the weekend, how do you get these tokens? The advantage is that it is quiet and shaded. It is fine for one night.
We spent the night. Very quiet. Sports area. Shade from the trees. Free, clean sinks. The services are paid. There were only three motorhomes.
Unfortunately, only the service area remains. There are no official pitches anymore.
Quiet, beautiful parking area with shade from a few trees. Toilets cleaned daily by the municipality (very pleasant staff). Car parking nearby, all under video surveillance and free. We slept very well in peace, with crickets singing at night. Thank you to the municipality. See you soon.
Parking with cars nearby, but it is surrounded by sports fields, so there you go! Otherwise, there is a lovely walk for dogs and children along safe paths.
Not bad, well enclosed. Paid water, unfortunately.
Parking area outside town, very quiet at night, with a large grassy area around it. Quite a few people walk their dogs during the day. Toilets on site, but closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Picnic table and bin nearby, and a water point for motorhomes, but unfortunately it is paid.