Nature reserve parking, dirt access

Great really quiet parking near Barayo beach and nature reserve. There are 2 possibilities parking which is on picture with flat place or another part of these parking which is just next and is more nature gravel not so flat. Beach is just about 800m walk.

Dirt and gravel road to access it, but once there it is perfect. Flat terrain, a few trees, and enough space so you are not crowded together. Very quiet night.

Lovely little parking area leading to a very beautiful beach. Quiet, with one grassy area and others with marked spaces.

The parking area reopened today! It is a wonderful place. Access to the beach requires a 10-minute descent on foot, followed by a steep climb back. I have a 6 m overcab motorhome and everything was perfect! I recommend it.

They are doing construction, but you can park in the neighboring field. The problem is that they start work first thing in the morning.

Parking closed for construction.

Great spot for an overnight stay. No facilities other than a waste bin. A good walk down hill to a deserted beach and caves, the walk back is hard work.

Relatively flat spaces for several vans and motorhomes. No services. Ideal for spending the night.

Quiet, well-equipped parking area, easily accessible, in the middle of nature. The three motorhome spaces are currently unavailable because natural materials are piled up for work on the small road leading to the beautiful beach, which is absolutely worth visiting. Very quiet day and night. Unfortunately, there was some litter on the ground. Please respect this beautiful place.

Access is via a gravel road but it is easy. Very nice pitch. There is a small railway line that appears abandoned... but no, a miniature train passes around 8 p.m.! You can hear the road 600 m away a little depending on the wind, but you sleep very well. Keep it clean as we found it!

Perfect for spending a couple of days. No services. Beautiful place with long pitches. Please set an example by keeping it clean so we can enjoy it many times.

This place is paradise, a natural parking area integrated into the surroundings. Let us keep it well maintained so we can continue enjoying it.

We stayed in mid-December. Very quiet area with three slightly sloping but very long motorhome spaces. There is a bin but no services. The beach is beautiful, and if you have time, the entire walk along the cliffs is wonderful!

Very quiet and beautiful place. We were alone. There are three spaces for long caravans, and generally all the spaces are fairly flat. Barayo beach is a 10-minute walk away. Highly recommended for spending the night and walking the dog in the morning.

Flat and very quiet. No services, but perfect for spending one night.

Super quiet, flat site with lots of shade. If you have a large vehicle, be careful on the way in, as Google Maps may take you along unnecessarily narrow roads.

Good place, with marked spaces, next to a nature reserve and a pleasant walk from a quiet beach even in August, where dogs are allowed and naturism is practiced. The only downside is that the rubbish container was overflowing.

Good place to spend the night. Quiet and well organized. Unfortunately, there are still too many inconsiderate people who leave their pets' messes uncollected, as well as their own waste and tissue remnants. Hopefully people will gradually become more educated and respectful. The beach is nudist and everyone should respect that.

The parking area is excellent, with several flat spaces. But beware if you are prudish: the beach is naturist.

Excellent for overnight stays. Easy access, as it is only a one-minute drive along a dirt road. A dog-friendly beach is about a 15-minute walk downhill; the climb back is a little harder. No services, but there is a rubbish container.

We spent a very peaceful night alone. There was quite a lot of used wet-wipe litter, but it is a wonderful place, like a free campsite leading to a wild and very special beach.