Riverside site, unreliable electricity

Five to ten minutes’ walk from the centre, and almost as close to the Tarn for swimming and walks. Some of the electrical service points need repairing.

The card machine was not working, so we had to book on the website. The service points are outdated. The pitches are a good size. Convenient for cooling off in the Tarn, just two steps away.

Good site for a stopover, we arrived late and left in the morning, we had a peaceful night here.

We slept outside in the open area with other motorhomes. You can hear the road a little, but it is good for spending the night and continuing on your journey.

Terrible site. Most of the electrical service points are broken and unusable; the site is very dirty. Considering the price, it is clearly outrageous. Avoid.

This site is really pointless. A pitch in a campsite with access to water and electricity for €15 with an ACSI card.

Close to the town and the Tarn. Market on Fridays. Easy to access and spacious. Nothing to complain about. A beautiful stop with magnificent views.

I didn’t like it: poorly maintained and very dusty. Otherwise, it is well located for going into town, so I went to the campsite, where I paid the same rate with my ACSI card and it was also well located.

3 out of 5. The site is on a busy street, with noise from cars, motorbikes, and young people passing by shouting. Otherwise, easy access to town, or across the road to eat or drink good cocktails. Waste-water and cassette disposal are fine. I didn’t need electricity.

The site is somewhat outdated, admittedly, but well located. Some service points do not work, but most do, and the pitches are wide and clearly marked. As an evening stop after the Tarn Gorges and before the Causses, it is perfect.

I didn’t like this site. Too close to the road, very noisy, broken electrical outlets, and too much overlooking from the street... I think you can find better nearby.

Increasingly disastrous... The electrical service points do not work—only one or two for 41 spaces. The site is dirty, with papers and dog mess... Considering the price, Camping-Car Park should really put things in order.

The site is well located next to the Tarn and close to town. But we pay full price even though quite a few electrical service points do not work.

No problem… one service point does not work, and maintenance is a bit lacking considering how much is collected every day! Not badly located.

Not all electricity posts work, and it is quite a struggle to get in and out when you only have a code. The display is completely unreadable. You simply cannot see what you are doing. In the end, the organisation opened the barrier.

As always with Camping-Car Park, everything is included, but the site is somewhat old and worn. It could use some investment again.

The barrier machine did not work. We also found the place unattractive. Road noise. On chemin du Stade we found an excellent Park4Night near the sports complex, five minutes by bike from the town. Quiet and safe at night.

Very good place with electricity and water.

The stated price is incorrect: €20 plus €5 for water, as well as a camping card, which is free. Wi-Fi does not work.

Unfortunately, the first genuinely bad Camping-Car Park site.

This is one of the worst Camping-Car Park sites we have visited so far. The rubbish bin is overflowing, the site is unkempt, electricity does not work, Wi-Fi does not work either, and the barrier has been defective for some time, meaning you can enter but cannot leave without calling CCP first. Charging €15.92 for this is basically a rip-off. Never again!

Always valued the quality of the CCP sites but Millau is getting worse. Still no Wi FI and everyone has to telephone to leave the site. These problems reported months ago but seems no action. It could be as simple as resetting the internet connection. Stop expanding with new sites and look after the ones you have already.

The site lacks maintenance. The ground needs attention, with enormous puddles; you need to plan on wearing boots to get out of the motorhome. In addition, the barriers were not working, so we had to call the company.

Very good location, close to the riverbanks and not far from the town centre. Unfortunately, half of the electrical outlets were out of service during our visit from 31/12/25 to 01/01/26.

Nice place, close to town. Beautiful view of the mountains. However, the electricity did not work properly. It was around 2°C outside, but the electricity could not heat the vehicle and the fuses kept blowing. There are also many posts where the electricity does not work at all. Poor, considering that you have to become a member and it becomes quite expensive if you are not already a member.

I had been to this site other times, and each time it is worse. It urgently needs maintenance: the electrical outlet supports are in a precarious state and many do not work, the Wi-Fi does not work either, apparently for a long time, and when it rains it becomes incredibly muddy. Very expensive for what it currently offers, and it is a shame that it is this way.

A neglected site, with no maintenance; the electrical service points are barely standing. The site is next to a charity association, which is very little discreet. Be careful: the distribution stalls are on the access path to the car park.

Good location for visiting the town. Somewhat noisy because of the nearby road. Great view of the mountains.

Great spot, everything on your doorstep, walks, shops, historic town. The site is slightly run down, but the price and location make up for that. I would just like to say to fellow campers leaving at 6:30am on a Sunday (you know who you are), try using your quiet voices!

We arrived at the end of the day and discovered that you have to purchase a camper card for €5. Total €25, paying for the overnight stay and card. For that money, you would be better off finding a campsite.