39270, Présilly
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Free parking at castle ruins on flat gravel surface in a quiet setting. Small capacity suitable for meal breaks or overnight stays. Castle ruins have free access and are maintained by volunteers. Peaceful and calm; sunset and sunrise views are popular. No water, electricity, or facilities.
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Magnificent night, almost magical, a beautiful sunset, a majestic starry sky, an otherworldly setting, a pause outside of time.
The volunteers who look after the castle are lovely. We spent a wonderful, peaceful night on the grass.
Really peaceful place. Beautiful natural surroundings.
We had a good, quiet night's sleep in the grassy parking area below. A short visit to the freely accessible castle ruins, restored by volunteers.
Peaceful, superb view, beautiful sunrise.
Great place for a peaceful night with an unobstructed view of the castle. No services.
Fantastic view of the castle and its ruins. Very quiet, with no traffic or noise. Large, flat, gravel parking area.
Everything was fine until at 3 a.m. we heard footsteps nearby. We turned on our flashlights and two cars drove out doing donuts. I don't know what they were looking for, but I think they don't realize that we spend money in their supermarket and buy fuel... this tourism is good for their village.
Very quiet place with a beautiful view. The flat gravel parking area is ideal for an overnight stay.
Peaceful and with an incredible view of the ruins.
Isolated, quiet area, but no shade or stabilized parking.
Great, peaceful place with plenty of space and a view of the castle. Fairly flat spot on a gravel parking area—what more could you ask for! Perfect for one or several nights!
We spent a good night in the parking area at the foot of the ruins of Presilly Castle, with a magnificent sunrise as a bonus. Very little noise. Recommended.
Quiet location up high with an unobstructed view and plenty of space, so vehicles are not crowded together if several are parked. At the foot of the castle ruins.