Shaded day parking, mosquitoes

We parked directly in the forest. Highly recommended. We stayed there for a week and a half with our dogs. Lovely for walking. Peace, quiet and tranquillity. The place has beautiful energy. A few rare cars and walkers. We really enjoyed our time. One thing that was not so nice: countless ticks and ants.✦Translating

Very spacious spot, a little traffic but a fairly quiet night. Small shelter in case of rain and a pétanque court. Accessible via a very decent track.✦Translating

super quiet night, only trees and nothing else. there was only one other motorhome there, otherwise was empty, no light at all but we felt safe

Very quiet night, enormous space. We even played boules. There were two motorhomes. We even saw a sunset through the trees. Excellent....✦Translating

Quiet, flat, very large. A few mosquitoes, a local farmer passing by in his pickup, and more rubbish (please, bring your toilet paper with you and put it in the bin!).✦Translating

Great spot!! The festival has been over since mid-August, the site is now empty. There are indeed fifteen protected spaces, but also the rest of the site, which must represent at least 100 spaces. Everything is flat, under the pines, with no traffic apart from tractors occasionally in the distance.✦Translating

Festival preparations are underway (impressive!), but we could not stay!✦Translating

Very quiet place, little vehicle traffic. We spent one night alone under the trees in this immense place apparently dedicated to a festival. A few mosquitoes but nothing unusual, and a dog barking in the distance at night.✦Translating

As described, a very quiet place with little car traffic (and none at all at night). This is the site of the Sudoeste festival, so do not plan to come around mid-August. Somewhat sheltered from the wind by the forest, we had a few mosquitoes at dusk.✦Translating

Beautiful in itself, but unfortunately we had to leave because of the lack of internet connection. Neither MEO nor NOS had sufficient coverage.✦Translating

Great place. Because of the warning in previous comments, we kept the camper closed and had no problems with mosquitoes. Quiet. Festival grounds in the middle of the forest.✦Translating

A great place! Night-time star-gazing included! Occasionally a car drives past, slowly because of the gravel road. Plenty of room to park, even for large vehicles.✦Translating

Incredible place, exceptionally peaceful and sheltered from wind and sun! The only drawback is the mosquitoes, but they do not detract from the charm of the place.✦Translating

A quiet and peaceful place, but the mosquitoes. Oh the mosquitoes. I the middle of January! Be warned.

Very, very good, little traffic, very clean place. Quiet place, the shelter is still there.✦Translating

Crazy amount of Mosquitos in the forest, we went further down the road and slept there. There it was fine!

Basically a beautiful, very extensive place. You should keep an eye on when the festival takes place. Unfortunately, we did not have a quiet night because dogs barked continuously.✦Translating

Very pleasant under the trees. Quiet, fairly clean. Lots of spaces for everyone.✦Translating

Extremely hungry mosquitoes !!! worst night ever, we killed over 20 of them, this place is infested. The only good thing about this place is that it's quiet.

Really enjoyed our stay here. No water or electricity but beautiful woods.

Indeed, they are currently dismantling the festival structures day and night. We went a little farther into the forest and had a good night's sleep.✦Translating

Actually a really beautiful place in the forest. Unfortunately, the Sudoeste festival is currently being set up here. That is what the shelter is intended for.✦Translating