Area de Pinto

If you're traveling from here to Madrid by train, you need to take the train to Chamartin. Get off at Atocha or Sol (it doesn't really matter). You can't figure out how the ticket machine works, but at 10:00 AM, the information desk at the station opens and they'll give you a ticket. €12 for two people, return trip. For the return trip, use platform 7 to Aranjuez. Le Clerc hasn't had a shop for a year. You can also park in the free parking lot.

Reasonable place. Nothing special. The fence gave a safe feeling compared to the place next to it where many campers were parked for free but where in the evening there were also unclear figures hanging around. The highway next to it was clearly audible. In my opinion it was a temporary place and the permanent camper place is being built nearby. Next to a huge shopping center where I saw the logo of Leclerc, but could not find the store itself.

Easily accessible from the motorway. Everything you need is there, except for electricity. What I personally find unfortunate is 1. That tables and chairs are left outside despite the ban. No wonder pitches are closed for non-compliance. 2. Next door is a large parking lot where many RVs are parked, and they simply dump all their trash in the grassy areas. Driving an expensive RV, but can't afford to pay €8 for a pitch.