Quiet parking, difficult access
D5, 86220, Saint-Rémy-sur-Creuse
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A spacious parking area beside a Romanesque church, with access by foot to the nearby troglodyte caves. It is generally very quiet, although hunting activity began around 7h on one stay, and the church bells stop at 22h and resume at 8h. The entrance is difficult, the ground is partly sloping, and large motorhomes should not attempt it.
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Shame there is no information or sign. There is a lack of communication. I think we are not welcome here.
Very quiet. Alone in the world. Until 7 a.m.… Then we had to endure the start of hunting season…
Very, very quiet!!!! The church stops ringing at 10 p.m. and starts again at 8 a.m.! Perfect. However, it is quite sloped.
Large parking area next to the Romanesque church, which was unfortunately closed. Indeed, the entrance to the parking area is difficult to access. You can walk along the footpath to the troglodyte site.
