The Camper’s take
Updated June 2026
Free parking area in a charming medieval village with abbey. Two-level site: lower grassy area by the stream, upper tarmac parking. Free water and waste services, though service points frequently freeze in winter. Public toilets nearby. Bakery and restaurants within 5-minute walk. Free, well-documented museum. Very quiet nights. Open access but municipal decree (May 2025) restricts motorhome parking on village parking lots; designated camping-car area remains available.
Highlights
- Parking and services are completely free.
- Very peaceful, idyllic stream-side setting
- Charming medieval village with a nearby abbey and free museum
- Friendly municipal welcome for campervan travelers
Good to know
- Water and toilet facilities are regularly out of order, especially in winter (freezing)
- No electricity available
- Municipal regulation since May 2025 complicates access to some village parking lots
- Mobile signal very weak or nonexistent (according to reviews)
Motorhome access : Easy access on two levels: upper tarmac parking (slippery and muddy when wet), lower grassy area by the stream with possible maneuvers. Flat and spacious spots.
Facilities
Activities nearby
Opening hours
Ouvert toute l'année
Frequently asked questions
What facilities are available?
Available: Pets allowed, Bakery, Mobile signal, Black water, Grey water, Water, Bins, Toilets.
When is it open?
Ouvert toute l'année
Is it a quiet place?
Yes, travellers describe it as a quiet spot.
What can you do nearby?
Nearby: Hiking, Sightseeing.