65 Route du Val, 27520, Berville-en-Roumois
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Large, quiet village car park suitable for an overnight stop, with mostly flat ground and space for large motorhomes. A restaurant and bar beside the parking area is open every day, with bread, pastries, cakes and parcel-relay services. There are no motorhome facilities, and the church bell rings at 7am for a long time. A pleasant 12km walk leads through typical houses and fields.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Pretty little village with a large parking area for a very quiet overnight stop.
Very decent place for one night at the end of a journey: it is quiet and more or less flat. However, the bell does indeed ring early, at 7 a.m., and for a long time, so be aware. The 12 km walk starting from the parking area is very beautiful and idyllic, between typical houses and fields.
Spent a lovely quiet night here. Nice for dog walks. But a bit disappointed in the Boulanger as out of four croissants two were from the day before. Recommend for quiet safe night.
Parking available for large vehicles. Restaurant and bar next door. Bread shop. I recommend it.
Great place to spend the night, quiet, with a bakery around the corner. It is on the village square. No facilities, but they are not needed.
Construction site at the moment.
Quiet village square; the only drawback is the church ringing at 7 a.m.! Bread and pastry vending machine stocked at 8 a.m. Thirty minutes from Rouen. We had a good night.
Good for spending a quiet night, large flat parking area, no services but an automatic bread dispenser in the parking area.
Very quiet and stabilized ground, perfect on rainy days. Bin. Free 4G works well. The bread and pastry dispenser works and was refilled this Sunday morning, but local residents come to stock up, so it must empty quickly.
The square was empty, but cars passed until midnight, followed by the church ringing at 7 a.m. for 2–3 minutes. Not a great wake-up call. I still recommend it as a backup to avoid the surrounding larger towns.