Beach parking, overnight prohibited

Nice place; we spent one night there out of season without any problems. However, the parking area is indeed tiny compared with the one reserved for cars. Small supermarket below. Avoid Chez Colette restaurant: the place is magical but a tourist trap, with prices astronomical compared with the quality—you are clearly paying for the view.

Parking or access by Motorhomes now forbidden - use #1896 further up the road

Saint-Coulomb no longer wants motorhome travelers. The natural motorhome area is ridiculous next to the huge car park and several other car parks. Overnight stays are forbidden; a patrol will evict you at 11 p.m., otherwise you will be fined. There is no tolerated place for motorhomes; along the coast the height limit is under 2.2 m. Move on to other villages that are probably more welcoming.

Convenient for going to the beach or hiking. No sign forbids overnight stays. A no-motorhome sign (a sign that does not exist in the highway code) is present on the access road. No problem with a van.

The road leading there has a no-motorhome sign.

Beautiful, quiet parking area. The last place before the no-motorhome entrance ban. The first photo does not belong to this place. The entrance can be seen in the second photo, although the sign is no longer there. The beautiful beach is only a few minutes away. No prohibition sign.

Level, quiet parking area at the foot of the campsite and beach, with the added benefit of the campsite shop 50 meters away selling essentials.

Quiet parking area near a campsite. Immediate access to the beach at the end of the parking area. Easy access for motorhomes.