42 Avenue Winston Churchill, 06190, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
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Free coastal parking for vans up to 2 m width, accessed from the road near the coastal path with beautiful sea views. Five smaller parklets available at the rear for longer vehicles. Fair for day visits and short stops; persistent noise issues from young people partying until 3 a.m., especially weekends—earplugs strongly recommended. Train station 10 minutes away to Monte Carlo.
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Nice spot; the only drawback, apart from young people acting crazy on motorcycles and in cars, is that there was a party just above the parking lot from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Fortunately I had earplugs, otherwise you would not be able to sleep. It was a Sunday night and the Monaco Grand Prix was on. See whether this was exceptional.
We stayed two nights farther back in one of the five parking spaces. Not suitable for longer campers; in that case, take one farther up by the road. Relatively quiet night with about 15 other campers on the street. Great location; the nearby train station takes you to Monte Carlo in 10 minutes.
Quiet with good views; we do not see much activity here. It is free. We do not see the water or the toilets, but it is fine.
We confirm that this is a place heavily frequented by young people who come to party. We changed places during the night (to go along the street, where there was still a lot of traffic but less loitering, and, on the other hand, a large no-motorhome sign). In summary, I do not think it is a suitable place to spend the night.
Wonderful views and a nice trail around the cape. There were also some loud vehicle noises and partying young people on Easter night, but we still slept fairly well. .
Very good spot. We walked to Menton and the next day to Monte Carlo and Monaco along the coast. A beautiful walk. I give it only 1 star because very noisy young people take over the parking lot in the evening: scooter stunts and very loud music. Friday was bearable, but on Saturday we fled at 11 p.m. A shame because it is free at this time of year. Maybe weekdays are better?
Mega beautiful surroundings! The parking lot has a 2 m height limit and is quite narrow. Along the road there are many other possibilities. Further toward Cap Martin there is another smaller parking lot for 5 cars without a height restriction; we stayed there and it was wonderful. At the start of the promenade there is a toilet, about 800 m away. Another is in a parking lot 1.4 km away, at 47 Av. Robert Schumann.
Free from September 30 to June 1, along a lightly trafficked road, opposite the car park with height barriers. Sea view. Some traffic during the day. In the evening there are groups of young people, but at least in this season, from midnight onward there is only the sound of the sea. The path to Monte Carlo starts 50 meters away. In 5 minutes on foot you reach the Cap Martin seafront, and in 10–15 minutes Menton.
Very beautiful place, but on weekends it is preferable to park along the road rather than in the parking lots, because groups of young people stay there until very late at night. Very noisy: loud music, shouting, and fighting. We did not feel safe there. We had to change places in the middle of the night.
We parked here for 2 nights. Fab views . There were several camper vans along the road . There was no noise from the young people but perhaps is the weekend when this occurs . It’s free to park after 30th September . We walked the Cap Martin to Monaco , or you can catch the bus at the end of the road . We used the shops and the eateries so great business for the area.
Parking along the road (lightly trafficked). There are two parking lots with a 2 m restriction and numerous parking spaces (some sloping) along the road just before the seaside parking lots. I confirm, as in previous reviews, that the seaside parking lots are gathering places for young people who listen to music and drink until late.
Very beautiful view, but there is a busy road. Above all, lots of young people arrived around midnight with music blasting and alcohol... Apparently, this is their spot. It was Sunday evening in September... We had to leave in the middle of the night and move to the street farther away.
Very quiet and safe place, ideal for vehicles under 2 m. Free on Sundays and public holidays. Otherwise paid from 8 a.m.
There is a 2 m height restriction. The only option for taller vehicles is the five spaces just before the parking lot.
We asked the police and spending the night there was permitted! It is an ideal place to sleep. Unfortunately, groups of young people gather to talk until midnight or 1 a.m. Motorhomes can park all along the road, but in the best part of the parking lot it is better for cars or small vans. There are mosquitoes, but the views are ideal! There is a toilet at the beginning of the road.
For one night on a Friday... “Mistake”—too noisy. Drunk young people and more very close by; it became quieter at 4 a.m. I do not recommend it, except perhaps in rainy weather.
The view is very, very beautiful, but many others think so too, because there was a lot going on until 1 a.m., with both young people meeting up and older people sitting there listening to music... Many mosquitoes, and unfortunately the rubbish collection came at 6 a.m. on Thursday, but the view makes up for it.
Very beautiful view, lots of spaces in June. A little noise, but okay for the night. It can be windy because the area is open. Watch out for mosquitoes!
Beautiful place, but try not to park at the end because young people tend to stay there late. Free; you only pay from June 15 to September 15. At the end of the street there is a path to Monaco that takes approximately 1 hour 15 minutes (a very beautiful walk, but not by bicycle).
Nice place by the water, but very popular with young people at night. Noisy!!
Beautiful view. Not suitable for large campers. At night, young people walked past playing loud music. In the morning there were many cars and motorcycles. That is a shame because the place is otherwise beautiful!
Parking lot that appears quiet during the day, but it is a meeting place for young people who play music at full volume and have fun rocking our vehicle... A shame because the view is superb. We had to leave the parking lot at 11 p.m. to find a quieter spot in town, along the road (we slept well). Otherwise, nothing to report during the day.
+ Very beautiful view and good walking paths nearby - Seems to be a popular meeting place in the evening, making it very loud with music in the parking lot until late at night.
Very nice place to spend the night at this time of year.
In October, we arrived late and left early; there were no checks despite the prohibition. For one night, go ahead, as long as you do not park in front of the houses.