On arrival (Friday) we found the parking places would be closed for tomorrow morning market. So we moved out onto the street adjoining the car-park. Power box is free and there is a toilet in the corner. No problems but it does start to get noisy from 5.30 on as the market people arrive. Nice town for a short walk.

A lovely little village on the wine trail. All facilities in good working order and free electricity. Nice little bar in the Centro. A quiet evening by ourselves.

Other than the hassle of walking up to the Marie (200m) and getting a key, this is a wonderful stop. There is a toilet to drop the black water, a filler hose near the toilet/ shower block, hot water, basins, bins and free electricity ! There is no grey water drop facility, but a bucket then down the drain is a fix. Apart from that the town is amazing.

Excellent location, but much closer to Cernobbio, than Como, if your catching a ferry. A long walk to Como, but we used our scooter. The sosta is relatively new and all automated. Expensive considering electricity and services are extra, but its Como. Some nice person left €3.50 credit on the power board, so ours was free for 3 days. There is an old men’s club and a soccer pitch across the road

A lovely location for €10 per night, the electricity is €1 every 6 hours, which is too expensive, so we didn’t. Water is available at every pitch, but there are no drainage facilities. A new ‘aire de camping-car services point is under construction about 100m down the hill. I imagine it will be ready in a month or two. Bard/Hone is lovely and the Opera Fort Museum special.

This is just a car-park to visit the fort. Suggest you cross the river and use the proper sosta in Hône, its about 500m away.