Shaded day parking, aircraft noise

This place is no longer safe. The police chased us away.

We came to stay for free in the forest, and the conditions are terrible. No electricity, no showers, no Wi-Fi, and can you believe it the trees cast shade but not evenly! The ground is sloped so my morning coffee spills out of the cup by itself. Planes keep taking off and landing, like I’m at the airport and I didn’t buy a ticket, I just came to camp.

For wild camping, the fines are enormous, and locals are rightfully upset because many tourists leave trash behind and pollute nature. You surely wouldn’t do that in your own country – so don’t do it here! Even worse, some do it around St. Martin’s church, which is our sacred place. If you want to enjoy your holiday, go to legal registered campsites!

The fines are very high, and the locals are absolutely unwelcoming. They called the police, and we've personally heard and experienced situations where they slash your tires and even cause a few scrapes if you park in a spot they don't like. I absolutely do not recommend this place for camping!

A long dirt road leads to the little church. You can hear traffic from the nearby road and planes taking off. The ground is sloped, but you are well hidden.

Perfect, accessible route! It may be crowded in summer. I recommend it.

Very nice spot. These coordinates make the spot easier to find: 44.0620399, 15.3363659. Quite busy in high season, probably because there are not many spots in the area. No shade.

Okay for dinner, but we would have been alone and it was too isolated to sleep there.

To get to the parking spot use this coordinates 44.0620399, 15.3363659, not google maps. The road is paved with stones, easy to get there. Spots for 2-3 campers with shadow during the day. The planes passing just in a day and not that much.

Great, quiet spot, alone in nature. You do indeed need to use satellite images to find the route, but it is not difficult. Only one plane passed for us, and it was not disturbing. The place is clean and should remain so.

Nice place surrounded by nature. You can hear planes tho. Bit bumpy gravel road, but fine for us. Good connection.

I was supposed to sleep in some places, but there was a lot of rain and I was afraid, and I could not find them. The place is not easy to find, so I stopped a little earlier and slept elsewhere nearby. There was a lot of traffic noise from the expressway next to it. I slept badly, but it is fine—I have forgotten about it now.

Great place, very quiet, with no traffic because it is so isolated. However, I really do not think all vehicles can get through; the last kilometre is very difficult. I was afraid several times of scraping the underside of my Ducato van. I cannot imagine a motorhome making it along such a track. Use the satellite map to get there; Google Maps does not know it. Thanks for sharing.

Perfect place far from everything. We were in a rooftop tent. The planes were not disturbing at all. The view is very pleasant. We saw no one from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. The place is clean. Use the map GPS by searching for the church; Waze gave us a hard time by saying we had arrived in the middle of the motorway. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent place outside the city but near the airport. The planes did not bother me, although they can be heard loudly; I could sleep with even louder noises. The road was a little rutted after the rain, but there was no problem getting through.

Fantastic, well isolated. No noise except when a plane takes off in the distance, but it is not disturbing. A second van joined us in the evening. Please leave this place clean, thank you.

Fantastic, isolated from everything, very clean, superb view. Just some motorway noise in the distance, but otherwise 10/10.

Very quiet place for the night. We were here with two other motorhomes and a van, but there was enough space. Shaded spots and a cool breeze for a relaxed breakfast. Reading the comments, it seems that not many planes pass; perhaps because it was a summer Saturday evening, we were less lucky: the last plane was at midnight and the first in the morning was before 6 a.m. A few spiders and crickets, but they were not bothersome.

Small, hidden parking area by a chapel. The approach is a little bumpy but manageable with any vehicle. The place feels very secluded, quiet and safe, but since it is completely surrounded by waist-high bushes, there are a lot of insects.

Very beautiful and hidden place. It is near the airport and motorway, so noise can often be heard, but you sleep very well. The only problem is that it is full of large spiders and noisy crickets. Easy to reach with any car.

Excellent! We spent a quiet night there with another couple of campers. Maximum 3 spaces at this location.

Beautiful secluded spot. As others have said, there are some airplanes taking off nearby. The amount of crickets crawling around was absurd. Hundreds and hundreds, it was a complete invasion. Car door could not be left open for more than 30 seconds without crickets entering it. This resulted in a bad night's sleep since opening a window was impossible.

Sweet spot, but intended for a maximum of two or three campers. Nicely shaded and quiet, but no view, and you can hear some aircraft noise.

Super-quiet night! Slightly sloped, with room for two vans if you use leveling blocks. Do not rely on Google Maps to get there; take this dirt road (44.0620399, 15.3363659), which is easy to access without going on the motorway. Gravel road, no particular difficulty. Decent 4G. No services.

The place is still charming and remains clean since Pierre Normand intervened. Thank you for setting a good example!