11 Route de la Genèse, 30430, Méjannes-le-Clap
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An isolated natural spot away from the road, with plenty of space and generally very quiet nights. It is suitable for climbing at the Eagle Rock and nearby walks, including Cuisine du Diable. The final 50m are rocky, and access can be difficult for motorhomes because the path is steep and narrow. There is little shade, and local authorities remind visitors about cleanliness and fire restrictions.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
The place is as previously described. We were visited by a municipal officer, who reminded us of all the rules: cleanliness, fires, etc. Otherwise, there are some lovely walks to take. Eagle Rock and Devil’s Kitchen.
Very large and very quiet for one night. The only problem was that the next day a rather unfriendly man came and prowled around us several times, even though we had already asked whether we were causing a problem and he had said no. Strange.
great isolated spot. only the last 50m are rocky. doable with vans but can be tricky with a camping car
Easy access, plenty of spaces, shade at the end of the day, quiet. Ideal for spending the night.
Level place in the countryside, generally quiet. We stayed for two nights, but the second night was much noisier, probably because of a rave party a few kilometers away. Mobile reception is okay. However, there is quite a lot of scrap metal in the bushes around it, perhaps an old dump. A climbing site is accessible by road and a hiking path about 10 minutes away.
Very quiet place. There is room for several vans. Very clean.
I drove up without any problems in my small 1981 Ford motorhome. The passage is steep but not long. However, it is indeed narrow. It is quiet and empty, and there is mobile reception. But there is absolutely no shade; during this heatwave it gets scorching all day.
We have been alone at this magnificent spot for two days. Even the mosquitoes seem to have deserted the place. Superb climbing routes 300 meters away. The place is clean; thank you for respecting it.