Area autocaravanas

A lot has changed here; it has become a paid site, 10 euros during the week and 15 euros on weekends. Reservations are made using a QR code, after which you receive a code by email to open the barrier. Now you can also use the showers and toilet with your code. Next to the camper site is a car parking lot which is now also full of campers that do not want to pay. And even the cemetery car park, where a red and white ribbon was stretched, is now full. The ribbon has been driven over and cut.

Good place to stay overnight. The oldest motorhome site is closest to the village. Free, simple, but very good for an overnight stay; in the evening, the cave dwellings in the rocks are beautifully illuminated. Right next to it is the paid motorhome site (€10) with all facilities and nicely laid out with a fence around it. It is quite a hassle to get in, though. There is also a car park where many motorhomes were parked and spent the night.

Great campsite, we stayed in the free parking lot Neatly maintained, beautiful starting point to visit Barnedas Reales. We did that by mountain bike Beautiful view of the cave dwellings very quiet at night Sitting comfortably with your chair next to the camper is allowed