D114, 84400, Sivergues
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Small, peaceful parking area at the end of the road in Sivergues, suitable for vans and usually accommodating about 2 to 3 motorhomes. Access is narrow, and the area is also used by local residents. A water fountain is available but should be used sparingly, while toilets are open during the day and closed at night. Several hiking trails start nearby, and outdoor tables and chairs should not be set out.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very pleasant, quiet and clean spot where we stayed for 2 nights. We spoke with some lovely local residents who kindly reminded us not to put out chairs and tables. Indeed, several hiking trails start here across the ridges and through the valley. Congratulations to this small municipality for making its parking available. It is up to us to respect this place.Translating
In addition to the other comments: the access road is narrow, so I would only recommend it for campervans. A local resident told us that the containers are emptied on Mondays, so do not park near them on Sunday night. She also urged people not to put tables and chairs outside; apparently some fellow campers still do that.Translating
Not very large but it does the job. Hiking trails nearby. Water point available, but use it sparingly. Make sure to keep the fire-brigade access clear. Toilets closed at night.Translating
I have just settled here for the night with my van. Quiet parking, water fountain to be used sparingly. The toilets are closed overnight; they were open during the day. Great place for hiking.Translating
Nice peaceful night spent here (only van in car park). Car park not very big and used by local residents too. Trees at edge reduce the number of spaces useful to motor homes. Probably only space for 2-3 in reality.
I spent one night here with two other vehicles. Very quiet parking with a water point for filling bottles.Translating
Very nice place with everything you look for when traveling in a van... Just a shame that, despite the recycling bins, I had to pick up rubbish abandoned near the picnic tables. No surprise if access is restricted.Translating
The facilities for water, electricity and toilets are intended for the residents of this small, traditional community. They should not be abused as a free motorhome site. Some campers have a very exaggerated sense of entitlement.....Translating
The village is probably nice, but the parking is small and uninteresting, and the road is terrible for a motorhome. It is impossible for two vehicles to pass.Translating
As a resident of Sivergues, I confirm that motorhomes are tolerated in the parking area, but this is not a dedicated motorhome site. That is why the toilets are closed at night. Water must be used sparingly; it is precious in Sivergues. Electrical hookups are forbidden. Enjoy the walks starting from Sivergues.Translating
Beautiful village and quiet parking (but fairly small, almost full when we arrived, although some cars left in the late afternoon), drinking water, toilets closed until morning (no opening time indicated). Beautiful hikes start here.Translating
Very good. We have just spent 2 nights here. Too bad the public toilets do not work in the evening or early in the morning (still closed at 8:30). Lovely little village and beautiful hikes from here. The road is too narrow for a motorhome. It is very difficult to pass a car between the ditch on one side and the parapet on the other for 500 m. Even with my van (Trafic), it was tight.Translating
Thanks to the municipality of Sivergues for providing such high-quality facilities (quiet parking, clean toilets, water). I was in a van and had a pleasant night.Translating
Magnificent quiet place, with toilets and a water point. Parking at the end of the road, so very little traffic.Translating
Magnificent..... A lovely little village.... far from the crowds... a beautiful experience at the end of the world, and many thanks to the municipality for this welcoming, clean and, above all, free place! On that subject, I think the municipality could request a contribution, even a symbolic one....Translating