Day parking, overnight prohibited

Sandy but level parking area, very good for visiting El Rocío. Motorhomes are charged €4 for the day and you can stay until 9 p.m. Overnight stays are not allowed.

Caravans and campervans cannot enter on Saturdays and Sundays. Public parking during the day only: cars €2, caravans/campervans €4. Perfect place to see El Rocío and its beautiful hermitage.

Very well-located parking area right in the center of El Rocío. Motorhomes pay €4, payable at the little hut at the front. The center is easily reachable on foot from here. We booked and started a three-hour safari through Coto de Doñana National Park here. There are various providers; highly recommended. Overnight stays are prohibited and this is checked accordingly.

Good parking for visiting the town of El Rocio it was €4 for the campervan. The road into the town for about 5-10 minutes is probably the worst road I have driven on

Daytime parking in the city. Very convenient for visiting this fantastic town.

Parking, nothing more, perfect for visiting El Rocío, a spectacular place. If it rains, watch out—it gets waterlogged.

€2 for the whole day, beautiful views.

At this time of year they charged us €4 instead of €5... Convenient parking right next to the village.

Good and convenient in February 2022.

Sandy parking area but very well located for visiting the village, with a view of the lagoon. €5 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Parking prohibited at night. Dogs allowed on a leash.

€2 for the whole day. Unbeatable views, highly recommended.

Very well-located parking for visiting El Rocío, but a small tariff update: €5 for a motorhome for the day and €2 for a car; departure required by 9 p.m. We are in a national park, so it is well regulated.

For €1 and a visit to El Rocío, it is perfect.

A brief stop on the way back; we parked to visit the village. At 45°C, this parking area, for €1, is the closest to the center.

Parking for daytime visits only. Overnight stays are not allowed; €1 is paid on arrival to the attendant. It is a shame that the provincial roads in Huelva are in such poor condition; the village deserves better.

We parked only to visit El Rocío; they came by to collect €1. Everything was fine.

I arrived at 7:30 to visit the park, but there was no one there to pay for parking as indicated by the sign. I parked next to the park buses. The Guardia Civil is not very clear about whether you can park a little before the time shown on the signs. I did not see the local police to ask.