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You can empty the cassette, but there is no flushing water tap unless paid for, or you must flush with your own water. You could dump grey water in the same hole, but the ramp is only suitable for mini campervans. There are also 3 paid power hook-ups, but you can only use them if you park in the adjacent car park and accept that traffic leaving the car park drives over your power cable.

We arrived on Saturday, September 12th at 12:00 noon and all spots were available. We chose the first spot on the 2nd floor and were completely in the shade of the surrounding trees; a super spot. A few other spots have partial shade from a single tree. Keep in mind that you are in a city, but traffic noise is limited. On weekend nights, you may be bothered by loud voices around the parked cars.

The prohibition sign clearly shows a tent and a CARAVAN, a general prohibition sign for parking lots in Italy. However, campervans ARE allowed, and according to national traffic regulations, campervans are also permitted to stay overnight in public parking lots. However, camping (chairs, tables, awnings, etc.) is not permitted. The carabinieri do try to ban campervans from some parking lots, but only at the insistence of local residents.

Access via unmanned barrier that opens automatically via license plate recognition (don't stand too close to the barrier!) where you have to give the license plate with the online reservation that is only in Spanish. The reservation can be found on their website that is 5 languages. Or you call the number on the board next to the barrier and when they answer you can ask for the code to open the barrier. In our case it was via the phone.

Coming from the north, you have three official places on the right along the towpath, and on the left you have a parking lot where another six campers are allowed to stand (and stay overnight). The sign with the text "CAMPING-CARS VIDANGE SAUVAGE INTERDIT" is specifically aimed at campers who want to stand here and means "CAMPERS WILD LOZEN VERBODEN", nothing more and nothing less. Hopefully this is now finally clear to everyone who does not have a good command of French.