Great location 2 mins walk from Cobh train station with a 30min ride into Cork. Water, WC, Grey Water all for €10 for 24hrs. There is a plant of some description that runs all night and is quite loud just across the water. Also note the drinking water tap requires a small fitting.

Level gravel car park with a great view. Quiet spot with toilets open during the day. No other amenities. The pub one house up has a lovely restaurant as others have mentioned. A little expensive, but you get what you pay for. Only van parked mid October.

Nice quiet place, just off the Atlantic way. Not too much traffic noise in October. It is literally on the Wild Atlantic way though so not sure about peak times. Gravel car park with no amenities and some large holes which may make getting an even spot hard if a few campers parked. We were the only van mid October. Nice views and quiet free spot.

Good basic amenities, with free flowing hot water showers. €20 allowed use of all facilities including washer, dryer, kitchen, bathrooms, elec and normal services. Was very muddy when we stopped and made accessing some services a little difficult. Can’t be helped though I suppose with a lot of rain. Short walk to supermarket, friendly takeaway store and pub.

Beautiful spot. We were the only ones parked on a night in mid October. No amenities this is literally a gravel car park for Downpatrick Head. Worth a visit even if you don’t stay on. Small single lane access road.

Nice park operated by a couple from the UK. Lovely people who will even cook you a hot breakfast in the morning for a small fee. The site was very clean and well kept. All of your services included in the price. 20€ plus 4€ for elec. Would highly recommend.

This is a small carpark for a bird watching reserve. The photos except one (small tar carpark with diagonal parking) are for other locations not found here. You cannot park a camper longer than a car without parking across multiple spaces. One large space for buses only. Hard to turn around once in the carpark.

Good service place. We stayed the night. As others have mentioned make sure you have a lot of 50p coins to use the parking payment machine. The service point requires tokens available at nearby service station. Clean and quiet on a Sunday night. Toilets closed at night, reopened in the morning.

Good place for visiting Lisbon. 1 hr by a number of public transport options in to main city centre/tourist areas. All facilities except elec. Loud music on fri and sat night. Finished by 12pm. Market on Sunday, carpark full. Pull forward on pitch if you do not want to be parked in. Market is worth visiting. Lidl and fuel station just up the road and cafe at entrance.

Good new camping site. Showers €1 for 5 mins. Toilets and showers very compact but new and clean. Lots of sinks for washing up. Two grey water drains and water avail throughout the park. Elec €3.50. Washing machine and dryer locked up behind main office ask at reception. €8 for 1 hr each. Dryer not great. Cotton sheets still not dry after 1 hr.

Just stopped to use services. All clean and working. Two grey water drains only one water and chem toilet. Plenty of places with people pulled in. Surrounded by shops including Ikea, Aldi and large supermarket in mall.

Great spot to visit Ronda. We walked about 30mins to the new bridge. Easy walk and part way through nice pedestrian area with shops. Services all new and in good condition. Not all pitches have elec but not inc. in overnight fee anyway.

Alhambra carpark for buses and campervans. General carpark that tolerates overnight stays. Great spot for the Alhambra. Entrance a few 100m. Also nice walk and views over the city at sunset around the Alhambra for free. Make sure you book tickets early. €30 in off season. Expensive but you pay for convenience.

As a free place to park we can’t fault this beautiful spot in Valencia. Ocean views, a few steps to the ocean. Clean, flat, gravel parking. Multiple car parks not being used as the off season so plenty of space for everyone to spread out a little. Beautiful beach and a bus stop a few minutes walk away that takes you in to Valencia city for €1.50. What’s not to love.

Clean flat, tar carpark with chem toilet and grey water. Water available but by tap only. No hose fitting. Easy walk down to the Colonia Guell train station to access city. If you are using the Barcelona ‘Hola’ card it is one stop too far for the zone 1. Walk straight on 10mins down hill from the station to Moli Nu which is in zone 1. Police patrolled and everything in order during our stay.

We have just stopped here, the area is brand new and free to use. Someone filthy has emptied their toilet into the grey water drain leaving toilet paper and feaces all over the grate because they couldn’t be bothered asking for the key 2 steps away. It is free. Don’t be disgusting and use the facilities properly. Leave it clean for everyone else. There is also an area for overnight stay on gravel.

Very nice owners as other reviews say. Taps had larger fitting than we carried. Owner said they are always being taken so he tries to put them back on regularly, gave us one no problem to use. When I asked if I could buy one in case for future he wouldn’t take money and said take it no problem. Stop is free if you buy something - yummy and reasonably priced. Farm noise to be expected.

Clean flat camping spot. Caravan Park next door closed so no bathroom facilities. Elec, water, grey water and chem toilet included for €9.80. Looks to normally be WiFi but password changes every month and it has not been updated for Nov. Some road noise, to be expected given proximity to main highway.

Only positive is the location. Being the off season there was plenty of free parking outside. Should have driven to the parking and back from another campsite. €20 to stay in a massive site with what looked like a permanent settlement of old vans and a community of sorts. Hundreds of free pitches and we were given one on a big slope. Bathrooms old and not much privacy. Paid for WiFi did not work.

Clean flat pitches overlooking monterosso & the ocean. Shuttle not running due to off season, WiFi down due to a storm. The public bus runs sporadically from the entrance maybe every hr. We filled up water after checking with owner, only to find that it’s bad maybe due to the storm? Path to town offers nice views, 1.2km some parts steep so wear appropriate shoes.

Agree with previous ratings. Expensive gravel carpark. There is no chem toilet or grey water disposal. We did not see an area for fresh water either. The power was tripping off all night. Location directly under planes taking off. Bus stop at front gate makes Bologna easily accessible €1.50 each #1 reason to stay! Treat it like a carpark and you won’t be disappointed.

Great location, walk in to Verona old town in 20mins. The stop is a carpark with water, waste water and chem toilet at the exit. Spaces are close together and conditions read that you must back in. Once the carpark is nearly full though this is impossible as no where to turn around. Few people parked nose in as a result. Being close to the city there is traffic noise and sirens most of the night.

Good location in the centre of Lugano. Approx €17 for 24hrs. Pay for your bay number at the auto machine for the hours you intend to stay. No ticket, but if you press the button you can see hours left. Electricity, water, grey water and chem toilet all included in price. Railway line is close, did not bother us at night though. Nice pizza place at bottom of carpark for easy dinner.

Great location right on the water. We got a park right on the reserve overlooking the water. The sanitary facilities look good but are not very practical. €1 for 3 min hot water buy token at restaurant. Takes 3 mins for the hot water to heat up so buy 2. One hook and no where to put your things. Water leaks from shower base and nothing to clean up afterwards. No hot water in the hand basin.

Stayed overnight, free and quiet except for the odd passing traffic during the night which does drive right over the top of the parking area. Great base for hiking. We were able to get straight up in the morning and head out. If you arrive later in the afternoon the day walkers will be leaving and you can pick a level spot. This is just a carpark to the side of the main road. No services.

Rate was €14 for two people in a campervan. That included electricity, water, grey water and chem. These facilities were all very clean. The stop is in a great location with beautiful views and a short walk to a beautiful lake. The restaurant at the front was also lovely for a god Austrian meal. Huge servings and reasonably priced.

Nice place next to the river. Nice walking path and a short walk to large globus supermarket. The showers are 1 euro for 3 minutes but are very clean and fairly new with good water pressure. We did not pay to empty grey water. Electricity pay at pole. We visited in Oct and got the last spot at 3.30 so get there early.

Great place to stop if exploring Rhothenburg. The parking is just outside the city wall and a short walk across the road and you’re on the wall. Just nearby is also Aldi, Lidl and Edeka. Power for a fee avail for lots of motor homes. There were a lot there by nightfall though with all power taken. Still plenty of non powered spots left. Water also avail for a fee. Chem toilet and grey water free.

Large park just outside of Bamberg. We arrived at night and it was hard to find a place as everyone parks where they like. Not well lit so hard to find even ground in the dark. The facilities were very clean and new. You get your own small bathroom with shower, sink and mirror. Washing machine and dryer also available for a fee. Water, elec and grey water incl. Paid for wifi - didn’t work.

Good camper stop close to the city and easy to get to. We walked in along the river and it took about 20min to the main bus terminal. The park and ride bus back from main terminal is only 1.80 and leaves every 15min. The ticket machine took our Aussie cards no trouble. There is a nice little bakery just past the carpark on the left.

We stayed in the P2 as the P1 was pretty much full and the P2 empty. There is no toilet in the P2 though. You are really just paying to park the night in a car park. The power costs 1 euro for 8hrs. There is water and chem toilet available in P2 but you must drive over in to P1 for grey water. The location is good for access to Fussen. A 20 minute flat walk in to town.

A great place to stop with nice lake glimpses. The motor home area is managed by the caravan park next door and for the 16.50 you get elec, water, grey water and chem toilet. You also get a clean toilet block right at the parking and access to all of the parks beautiful facilities inside the grounds. It is more of a walk but less of a fee and less crowded.

Great site worth the fee for the night. Beautiful, new clean sanitary building. Great laundry facilities and big pitches with plenty of space. Also really good free WiFi. The bus station in to Luxembourg is only a minute up the road. Also a great supermarket a further 15/20 minute straight walk along the main road.

A great flat spot that looks to be new just outside of Epernay. Very easy to get to just off the main road. In saying that, it wasn’t too noisy. There is power available for one motor home however it is on the one station where waste and water for a fee is available for all campers so not so easily accessible. We parked for the day in Epernay and this is much nicer for an overnight stay.

This is a beautiful spot to stay for a night very quiet outside a small village. Make sure you arrive with enough time to enjoy the sunset over the vineyards or jump up in the morning to see the sunrise - even more spectacular. There are two electricity and water poles that take coins. The grey water is in a tight spot for fixed emptying. We did not use.

A good spot next to sporting grounds only a short walk from the main area of town. You can see the castle from the stop and the walk along the river is very picturesque. We didn’t plug in to the power. The spacing between the campers was good in the designated area. There were also others parked in the main car park. Would recommend as a great free place to stay.

A good place to park and easy to charge up your park card to use the services. Whatever you don’t use is then deducted off your nightly fee when you check out. We visited in October and there were still lots of people there but plenty of places available. In a great spot, walk along the river to the Roman bridge or walk across the bridge nearby in to town. A good spot for exploring Trier.