★ 4.4Rating
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The Camper’s take
Updated June 2026
Shaded parking at the entrance to an open-air museum (restored 1826 farmhouse) in the Lacaune Mountains. Starting point for numerous hiking trails and discovery routes. Basic facilities: water and public toilets. Very quiet off-season, busier in summer with livestock passage. Slightly sloping terrain, partly level under trees. Nature and local heritage atmosphere well-appreciated.
Highlights
- Very quiet outside of summer
- Multiple hikes and discovery trails
- Picturesque site with local heritage
- Shade under the trees
Good to know
- Sloped terrain
- Reported fly invasion
- No confirmed running water (contradictory info)
- Legal restrictions: Blue Flag label bans camping outside recognized sites
Motorhome access : Parking partially flat under trees, gently sloped. Suitable for campervans under 2 m. Easy maneuvering on the paved lot.
Best for
hikersfamiliescalm/nature
Facilities
Water
Toilets
Activities nearby
Hiking
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What facilities are available?
Available: Water, Toilets.
Is it a quiet place?
It varies by season according to traveller reviews.
What can you do nearby?
Nearby: Hiking.