Historic-town parking, sloped and narrow

The ground is a little sloped, but it is a quiet spot very close to the town center. We spent a peaceful night there.✦Translating

The area next to the wall is flatter. There is some noise from people coming and going to get their cars. Public toilets are nearby, although they are a little dirty.✦Translating

The access is really narrow. Nevertheless, we managed with a 7.5-meter-long and 2.2-meter-wide motorhome. Parking is fine, although very steep.✦Translating

Very narrow access, but we managed with our 7-meter-long and 2.35-meter-wide motorhome. The parking area is very steep, so we did not stay despite its proximity to the town center; it was impossible to level the vehicle sufficiently.✦Translating

Excellent in the off-season. We spent a quiet night with one other motorhome. The access is indeed very narrow—it is a tight fit!✦Translating

Proceed carefully, as it is a single-track road, but it is worth it. Slightly sloped, fairly quiet, and close to the historic center!✦Translating

Steep hill, but parked at the top which is a bit flatter. Nice and quiet. Lights stayed on all night though, but very close to the town and ideal for what you need here

Parking fairly crowded because it is free. Not suitable for large motorhomes, but we miraculously found a space with a 6-meter van.✦Translating

Narrow, winding, and steep climb. Not suitable for motorhomes.✦Translating

Parking two minutes' walk from Sarlat. We were lucky to find a space because many people were driving around looking for one. We spent the night there; it was slightly sloped, but there are a few flat spaces.✦Translating

Ideal parking for one night in a van; only the spaces at the top are flat.✦Translating

Right in Sarlat town. Free public toilets are in the park, but they are not very clean. The entrance is narrow, but we entered without problems in our van. We spent one night there; it is free.✦Translating

Well-located parking for visiting the medieval town. However, the access is quite narrow and slightly sloped, less so higher up. Because it is very popular and busy during the day, we did not receive a pleasant welcome in our motorhome: horns and loud music early in the morning.✦Translating

Very narrow access via Chemin du Plantier. We did not even try it with a 2.40-meter-wide vehicle.✦Translating

Narrow access, but we got through with our 2.35-meter-wide motorhome. Free parking, very well located for visiting the town.✦Translating

Seriously? Impossible to park there. Full of cars and too cramped. We scraped the vehicle. Thanks a lot!✦Translating

Impossible to park a 7-meter motorhome. Small, very steep parking area, taken over by cars. I do not recommend it.✦Translating

A town that does not want motorhomes. You can only park in the designated area, and it costs €15. Fine if you are spending the day, but very expensive just to visit the town. All parking areas are paid, and all charge €15 for motorhomes.✦Translating

I do not recommend it. There are no spaces for motorhomes, only for cars. In addition, the access is very narrow. Close to the town center, but only suitable for vans.✦Translating

Free parking without services, a 10-minute walk from the town center. Be careful: one of the two entrances is quite narrow.✦Translating