Daytime parking, overnight prohibited

Well-located parking for visiting the Valley of the Temples. There is indeed a place reserved for a few motorhomes. However, the staff are not friendly!✦Translating

Parking for the Valley of the Temples, costing €5 for the first hour, €2 for the second and €0.80 for each subsequent hour. Expensive considering the unpaved and uneven surface, but one of the few suitable options for campers. At the end of the road there is also a free car park with similar ground; unfortunately, it is difficult to find a space.✦Translating

Absolutely recommended for visiting the temples. Not too expensive, safe and directly at the entrance to the temples. There is also a toilet here.✦Translating

Paid parking for the Valley of the Temples. €2 per hour for our van. Don't try to park elsewhere haphazardly; it is convenient and spacious, and the well-maintained toilets are right at the site entrance.✦Translating

Very convenient for visiting the Valley of the Temples. Very friendly welcome.✦Translating

Good plan for visiting the Valley of the Temples. You can take a taxi up to the main entrance for €3, and on the way back have a bite to eat at Villa Kephos, 3 minutes away.✦Translating

The parking lot is nothing special. Fine for visiting the temples. We did not use the taxi service (€3 per person) and preferred to walk through the entire park and back… about 7 km in total around the whole park.✦Translating

At this time of year there weren't many people, even on a Sunday. Paid parking. We paid €10 for 5 hours. That is the maximum rate, even if you stay longer. Convenient, as it is the site's parking area. It may be possible to find a space nearby to avoid paying, for those who want to.✦Translating

Caution: numerous small, sharp pieces of metal from an old fence are sticking out near the parking spaces on the right.✦Translating

Convenient and safe parking for campers visiting the Valley of the Temples and Agrigento. €10 for the whole day, direct access to the temples, and just outside there is a bus stop for visiting the city. No services.✦Translating

Excellent parking for visiting the Valley of the Temples starting from the Temple of the Dioscuri, but a little dusty. It costs €5 for the first hour and €2 per hour from the second hour onward, up to a maximum of €10. The entrance sign explicitly states that overnight stays are prohibited. A shame, because it would be very convenient to stop here after an evening visit.✦Translating

We slept in the camper in mid-July with no problem. We stayed from 6 p.m. until 8 the next morning and paid €8. It’s perfect for visiting the temples at night (from July 8 to September 21, the Valley is open until 11 p.m.).✦Translating

Parking right at the west entrance. There is a shuttle, but we didn’t use it. Too bad overnight stays aren’t allowed (at least in August), considering the problem we had afterwards finding somewhere to sleep after visiting the Valley at night......€8.60 for the duration of the stay (about 3 hours).✦Translating

Perfect location for visiting the Valley of the Temples. The shuttle is another matter, though. Shortly before 9 a.m. there wasn’t another customer there besides me. Result: I paid €15.✦Translating

It is not possible to remain after the Valley of the Temples closes (midnight). I paid €8.60 for about 4 hours. The ground is very uneven; be careful, there are craters here, not potholes!✦Translating

Quiet parking, suitable for overnight stays too, without services.✦Translating

Perfect location for visiting the Valley of the Temples. With a 7.40 m motorhome, there was no problem entering or parking. We decided to spend the night there. It was perfectly quiet; the only downside is to put your mosquito nets up before the mosquitoes attack. The shuttle service was excellent, and we did the visit downhill.✦Translating

Top location for visiting the Valley of the Temples, with a shuttle service taking you to the entrance! Shuttle cost: €3 per person! My camper is 7.09 m long. I strongly recommend the guide Prof. Calogero Monatana. Ask for him at the parking area.✦Translating

An outright refusal for motorhomes over 7 m, perhaps suitable for panel vans and converted vans. No friendliness whatsoever from the person at reception. We had to reverse straight back onto the road.✦Translating

Large, flat parking area, also suitable for larger motorhomes. Ideal because the entrance to the Valley of the Temples is directly from the parking area. €10 for 24 hours. Taxis take you to another entrance for €3 per person. Completely unnecessary, since borrowed guides have to be returned at the distribution point. They know how to do business — wink.✦Translating

Large, beautiful parking area, convenient for visiting and quiet at night.

Excellent parking without services. Very convenient for visiting the Valley of the Temples. We slept very well, parking towards the back where it is quieter and flatter.

We wanted to spend the night, arrived at sunset, and found it closed.

Parking at the ticket office, Gate V, perfect for spending the night and visiting the Valley of the Temples right at opening time, avoiding the queues that form later. There are no services.

Very quiet and convenient for visiting the temples.