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Police told us we couldn't stay overnight. However it's worth a visit during the day to hike around the lake. It's beautiful!

Easy to find, this spot have a view on the lake and the dam. We were not bothered except early in the morning when a local was curious and wandered around the car. He was very friendly in the end. Few cars passed during the night. Speaking of the view we would recommend to go higher on the hill following the road turning left just before the big antenna. There must be fewer cars there

We didn't park here, but down in the village near the road. Nice and quiet place. Really nice people from the village!

It remains remarkable how somebody can rate this beautiful spot with just two stars, how someone can complain about "passage frequent" without having stayed here for the night! I stayed for a night and thus can say that the nights are quiet. Yes, between 20h00 and 06h00 a total of 6 cars passed, which is more than acceptable, no? Locals come up here too and if you are open for them, you have a nice chat. I am open for such chats, had some of them here and also received figs as a gift. At sunset, a guard of the Barrage showed up to make a notenof my licence- plates and name. He confirmed it was safe and no problem to stay overnight, wished me a good sleep. The area is not flat so you need to level out your car. Better to park at the mountainside as the road is not clearly marked, so some drove close to the lake- side. During the day less traffic, I see more sheep and cows here than human being with cars. Unfortunately also this spot is Morocco- typical not clean, garbage- bins are missing. No other service, just a big parking at the biggest artificial lake of Morocco, beautiful scenery and nice hikings possible. Swimming not allowed!

Effectivement très belle vue sur le lac, c'est un grand parking avec passage fréquent, nous ne sommes pas restés.