Daytime parking, village nearby
Fonleau, 26160, Le Poët-Laval
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A daytime motorhome parking area close to the medieval village, with picnic tables, dry toilets and shaded spaces until noon. Access is only via Montée de la Pierre Brune, also called rue Pierre Brune. The village and château are a few hundred metres away, making it convenient for visiting. The dry toilets are not compatible with chemical toilets.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very good for visiting the village. Be sure to come via Rue Pierre Brune. Dry toilets at the parking area, not compatible with chemical toilets.
Parking is mandatory for motorhomes. Be careful: you must take Montée de la Pierre Brune to access it. The spaces are well shaded until noon.
Don't let this place scare you. It is manageable even with a large motorhome. We arrived on a Thursday at 11 a.m. and there was still plenty of space.
In the middle of nature but only two minutes from the center of the wonderful village—charming. We stopped only to visit the village. I think it is pitch-dark at night.
Very pleasant spot with a picnic table, dry toilets, and a large green area to play. The village is one of the most beautiful in France and is worth visiting.
Magnificent spot with dry toilets, tables, and a château a few hundred meters away. A delight to wander through the narrow streets and discover this medieval gem!
Convenient for visiting the medieval village.
Motorhome parking accessible only via Rue Brune when coming from the D540.
Somewhat sloped, shade, no prohibition sign, picnic area, toilet. In case of water shortage, there is an old wash station 50 m away on the road to the town. Very quiet at night.
Don't look for the signs in the photo; they have disappeared. Take the most direct road, Rue Brune, marked at the roadside by a tiny rectangular sign. Above all, do not take the road with the Poet Laval sign and an old bus and motorhome prohibition sign, as you will encounter a passage only 2.20 m wide! Otherwise, the parking area is nice.
Hear ye, hear ye, brave motorhome travelers: during the day you are welcome to give your money to the shopkeepers, but from 10 p.m. onward they no longer want to see you. Move along! The mayor's order requires you to leave, which we did immediately!
Very nice shaded spot, picnic tables, toilets, and trash bins. Excellent for visiting the old village. Follow the signs for motorhomes and buses (Rue Pierre Brune).
Convenient for visiting this very pretty village. Be sure to take Rue Pierre Brune to access it.
Perfect parking for a visit to the village.
