Riverside parking, height barrier

Nice spot for sleeping in the forest, very close to the water—a few hundred meters' walk, with a small beach at low tide. Height barrier of 2.10 m, but it is possible to park in the small lot just before it, with a maximum of two or three spaces for short vehicles, maximum 3 m.

Height limited to 2.10 m.

Great night, very peaceful. No pack of dogs or aggressive people, just people like you and me. I am shocked by some people's comments; if you want to keep to yourselves, go to campsites.

Dirty, dusty forest parking area, roaming dogs, and shady long-term campers. We would not park there even for money.

Avoid it: a party village, and we did not want to stay there at all. They have taken over the whole place. It would have been nice in nature, but unfortunately you see many places like this. They need somewhere to stay too, but they still look bad.

Pleasant place near hiking trails, with both shade and sun. Little network coverage for Orange customers. No rubbish bins. We spent a quiet, noise-free night.

You might be able to stand there, but I did not find it very inviting. A large, dusty parking area in the forest...

Very good spot, with beautiful hikes and a coastal path. Rockpool fishing. No attacks from so-called dog punks, any more than from certain aggressive old motorhome users at some spots. Certainly, converted trucks are present, but nothing as troublesome or aggressive as mentioned above.

I confirm: not very welcoming. And large dogs roaming free.

Indeed, a very beautiful place, but occupied by 'nice, quiet workers'...

Indeed, I confirm that you should not come: dogs roaming free, tension, and problems. We preferred to park on the other side of the Belon; besides, the beaches are more beautiful.

Beautiful walks along the Belon. The parking area could be suitable, but we preferred to leave in the evening. Six party-style vans were there with dogs roaming free and a fire being prepared for the barbecues and entertainment planned for the coming night.

Warning: for the past week there has been a camp of 'dog punks,' with everything that implies—packs of dogs roaming free and intoxicated, aggressive people. Avoid it. We left and reported it to the gendarmerie, who told us they were tolerated there because of seasonal work.