14 Rue du Port, 33470, Le Teich
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Tiny free parking with only 6 spaces before a 2.10m height barrier at the bird reserve entrance; often completely full by early evening. Quiet overnight but wild boars roam after dark—streetlights turn off around 10pm. Cassette emptying and water tap 100m away. Mosquitoes present; no services in the parking area.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Thank you to the municipality for allowing us to park in this spot. It would be really nice of them to preserve it, because apparently it is destined to disappear according to what we discussed with the park. What a shame for the bird park to remove it... What will replace it? We were able to park our 6.30 m van without any problem, despite the space being small.
Thank you for these spaces, although they are small and very limited in number.
I knew the first parking area accessible to motorhomes; there was plenty of room! That is no longer the case. Today it is a ridiculous, cheap little parking lot that was full when we arrived around 7 p.m. It does not encourage people to visit the reserve. We continued on our way.
Full. Very small. Impossible for large motorhomes, and even more so with a trailer. Cars also park there. There are only 6 spaces.
We arrived in the evening and it was full, so we spent the night in the port parking area, where parking is permitted from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. from March 1 to October 31. The next morning a space became available—we are not in high season—so we were lucky! Small parking area for only 6 motorhomes, requiring a few maneuvers to enter; ours is 6.20 m long. There may be space in the morning when motorhomes leave.
Great spot. Excellent night. Please do not ban it. Nice walk.
Good for one night and a walk in the bird park. You can empty the toilet, nothing more. The number of spaces is limited.
Due to a festival, the entire area is prohibited to motorhomes until April 6, 2026 inclusive.
Parking accessible with a van, with a 2.10 m barrier. We opened the roof to spend the night, with no problem. Very quiet parking area. Wild boars were present for much of the night on the lawns.
Very quiet and spacious parking area, for vehicles under 1.90 m. Several motorhomes were parked before the barrier. Lighting until around 11 p.m. Quiet and safe night. However, no toilets were open, either in the park or at the pétanque court.
water tap can be found in line with the fire hydrant & mini roundbout. its not in the motorhome car park.
Parking possible in front of the barrier. When you arrive, go around the roundabout; it is on your left. Water point near a tree, 100 m from the motorhome spaces. It is a shame that cars park in these motorhome spaces and prevent us from using them. Cassette disposal is beside the public toilets. At the foot of the bird reserve.
It deserves credit for existing, but fitting more than 4 or 5 motorhomes is impossible. With a 7.4 m motorhome, getting out was quite an ordeal. Otherwise, a very quiet night, apart from young people playing music loudly until 11:30 p.m. Very well located for Terra Aventura, which is fun to do, and for visiting the bird park. Beautiful walks nearby with very nice trails. Why ban the port parking area?
What a shame that this parking area has been restricted. With 8 motorhomes, you really have to squeeze in. Fine for 8 vans. Tonight, a converted truck camper is taking up an entire side. It is becoming increasingly difficult to visit the basin.
We parked a little farther away facing the port, where parking is permitted and free in the low season. It is directly opposite the bird park and observation tower. Fairly quiet, apart from passing cars and the presence of many rather unpleasant trash bins.
We just spent a quiet night here. Permitted from the end of October through March. Thank you.
No space and the area was blocked by cars.
Many thanks for welcoming us to this peaceful place. We did not find a water point. Very quiet night.
Only for vans/motorhomes up to 6 m, as the space is very tight for maneuvering. On the other hand, it is quiet and safe.
A maximum of 3 motorhomes per side, up to 7 m long. Very little maneuvering space for parking vehicles at right angles. The camper facilities could be much better given the size of the site.
Very quiet. Maximum 6 spaces. Toilets 100 m away. 4G available.
Wonderful, worthwhile area with about 6 parking spaces and no height restriction, ideal for hiking and birdwatching. It was quiet in mid-September. But there are many wild boars! We encountered a piglet and had to flee over a fence with our dog. At night, a sounder came directly through the parking area, and my friend was chased by the mother. Extremely dangerous with a dog! The lights go out in the evening—be careful!
No parking spaces, even in September when we arrived in the afternoon, and the 8 motorhomes that had found space were less than 50 cm apart.
Be careful: parking is permitted from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. only. I strongly advise against it. The night began with garbage collection, followed by a hunter's gunshot, then young people driving around who honked when arriving and leaving and made an incredible racket while eating their McDonald's at 11:30 p.m. Then the police came at 9 a.m. to remove all the motorhomes.
Parking next to the bird reserve. Perfect for a van under 2.10 m. Very good for sleeping: quiet place with singing birds. There are two accessible squat toilets. Swimming is possible. Walks around the port and a lookout tower on higher ground.
There are about 5 motorhome spaces in one parking area, before a height restriction also begins here. Quiet night. In April, an observation tower opened at the port with a wonderful view over the bird reserve. Black-water disposal is to the right in front of the public toilets. The tap is on the grass to the left of the access road to the slipway. There are actually many mosquitoes in the evening!
Nice spot without too many people; we spent a quiet, noise-free night. The 3 small parking areas closest to the bird reserve permit vans to stay overnight, according to the reserve reception, provided they fit under the 2.10 m barriers.
Great spot! We spent one quiet night under the trees along the port. It has everything: public toilets, picnic tables, showers until 7 p.m., and a supervised swimming area! There were several vans and even 2 motorhomes. Thank you to the municipality for tolerating our stay!
A truly quiet campsite. Vehicles over 2 m may park only in the motorhome spaces, of which there are 6–8. There are also a few spaces at the port for soaking. Vehicles under 2 m can also use the large parking areas. During the nature center's opening hours, there are very clean toilets and a small bistro.