Unnamed Road, 63300, Thiers
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A small picnic and rest area beside a pond, with tables, benches and trees, located near the road in Thiers. Recent comments describe pleasant views and a possible overnight stop, although road noise remains audible. Cleanliness and nighttime noise can be problematic, with litter, loud gatherings, vehicle skids and barking dogs reported. It is best suited to a short rest or meal.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Pleasant place with a small view of the lake despite being close to the road. Unfortunately, the area is dirty (bins, tissues, etc.), and some people gather at night to talk loudly and skid their cars.
Very pretty spot in the middle of the city of Thiers. Quiet. In the evening, you can barely hear the road. We had a good night's sleep.
Nothing exceptional, but fine for a nap and a meal.
Quiet place, very good for one night.
Spent the night here. You can faintly hear the road and barking dogs, but there is a lovely little pond where you can relax and have breakfast. Clean.
The place isn't that pretty, especially at this time of year. There is litter and a vacant lot farther on. In addition, I had barely parked when two large dogs started barking incessantly behind the fir trees of the neighboring property. I left and went farther on.
Very disappointed; we didn't stay. There is construction and it is very dirty. The road is right next to it. The view is mediocre.
The area is pleasant and quiet at night, except for a neighbor's dog that barks from time to time. There is a lot of construction around the site at the moment, starting early at 7 a.m., so there is a lot of noise.
Quiet and accessible. You wake up in front of a lovely pond and near the Dore—excellent!
Good for spending one night, fairly quiet for a Friday evening (no organized drunken partying). It's a shame that some people lack consideration and leave their leftover McDonald's and picnic packaging scattered around, even though there are bins. Most annoying is the usual little piles of dog poop, complete with toilet paper, along the edge of the small bordering woods.