Calahorra Riverside Aire

a good place to overnight. electric was free without tokens which is very, very kind and generous. yes the place looks a bit desolate but it’s free!! we felt safe alongside. another couple of vans. we were there on a Saturday night though, and as it’s a large carpark we expected noise. in actual fact the car park filled UP from 5pm and they really did party. I think a neighbouring mh called the police at 12AM as they came and cleared them away.

A large car park with area for 4 motorhomes by an electric post. Instructions say a token is required, but no information on where to get one. Power seems to be free, but only 2 of 4 sockets were working. Very helpful Spaniard plugged my van into his socket. Only took maximum of 6 amps so no problems for 2 nights. Suspect other sockets tripped. Steep walk up to the town which has most shops. Cathedral at the bottom is beautiful inside.

We stayed here for two nights in September with two other vans. The electric hook ups work without tokens although the sign doesn’t say this. A friendly Spanish man told us this and so we had power for the fridge and to charge our ebikes. The Via Verde de Cidacos can be accessed on the riverside path indicated the corner of the main car park. This track takes you on to Arnedo and Arnedillo. Thanks to the community for this place.