The Camper’s take
Updated June 2026
Small forest spot on the edge of Lake Mimizan, accessible only via the 3rd entrance road from town (the other two are prohibited). Several shaded pitches under pine trees. Sandy and rutted terrain: access difficult or impossible for low-clearance vehicles without 4×4. No services. Abundant mosquitoes. Morning joggers and cyclists pass through. Warning: overnight camping is officially forbidden; frequent fines issued by forest rangers at night.
Highlights
- Very peaceful spot under the trees
- Easy access for vans and small 4x4 vehicles.
- Close to the lake with possible morning views
Good to know
- Sandy and rutted terrain: 4x4 highly recommended; risk of getting stuck.
- Overnight parking banned frequent nighttime fines by authorities
- Mosquitoes are very common, especially late in the day
Motorhome access : Difficult access. Sandy terrain with deep ruts (50 cm). 4x4 essential; low vehicles not recommended. High risk of getting stuck.
Activities nearby
Opening hours
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When is it open?
Ouvert toute l'année
Is it a quiet place?
It varies by season according to traveller reviews.
What can you do nearby?
Nearby: Fishing, Hiking, Mountain biking.