62 Poblado Nuestra Señora de las Vir, 13738, Santa Cruz de Mudela
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Large, quiet gravel parking beside a 15th-century church and 17th-century bullring, with countryside views and a shaded picnic area. Public toilets are nearby, and drinking water is available at a source after the park. The ground is significantly sloped and can become muddy or rutted after rain, while the area is exposed to wind. The site is otherwise peaceful, with walking routes and remarkable sunsets.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Large dirt area, although if it rains there is a risk of getting muddy. Some slope, but if you position yourself well it is manageable (that is why it does not get five stars). With picnic tables and rubbish bins, plus a garbage container at the entrance to the street. Very quiet; we only saw the garbage truck. Toilets and water nearby (a fountain in the park behind the toilets). A perfect 10 for disconnecting
Quiet and spacious place. No marked pitches; there is some slope, but it can be overcome by finding a good angle or using levelling blocks. It is worth visiting the hermitage, an emblematic place in the area, and the guided tour is highly recommended—Rosa explains everything very well. Toilets and drinking water from fountains behind the hermitage and in the poplar grove with tables and a children's playground. Spotless toilets—keep them that way.
We spent one night; there are public toilets 100 metres from the car park, and you can refill with drinking water (don't be afraid, the neighbours are watching you). Excellent spot, just for spending one night; sloping ground, very quiet
We managed to find a place in the shade of a tree by the roadside. The car park is indeed not at all flat and is in full sun. A quiet night, with the added benefit of free access to the toilets in the village centre.
The contributors forgot to mention: the ground is rutted by heavy rain and entirely on a pronounced slope.
Very quiet night with an almost 360-degree view. The only drawback is that the place is highly exposed to the wind.
Very cozy and intimate, nearby facilities and picnic area.
Very quiet, good network coverage, walking paths—in short, we recommend it, even if at first glance on arrival it doesn't look amazing!
At first glance, it is not very inviting, but looking more closely, it is excellent: extremely peaceful, remarkable sunset, 4G and satellite reception are fine, toilets with toilet paper and soap about 300 metres away, and multiple hiking paths... And above all, there is the peculiarity of this square bullring adjoining a magnificent little church!!! Thanks to the municipality for this place.
Admittedly, the car park is not completely level. But it is huge, so you can always level out. Very quiet, and you can watch the sunrise and sunset.
If you like standing at an angle, this is the place for you. We found no spot where we could stand reasonably level. The toilets are not at the site and are very far away.
Large, quiet and convenient car park.
Perfect place for a stopover, very beautiful view with sunset and a quiet night.
What an incredible place! Huge parking area with a fountain 1 minute farther on by car, just before the village. Beautiful view, and there are picnic tables too. We spent a peaceful, cool night here. Since we were alone, we parked beside the tables, opposite the old cistern where the ground is nice and flat.
Great motorhome spot with a fantastic view! We had a quiet night with a beautiful sunset. We were alone; rubbish bins are available, so please use them to help keep the place beautiful.
A perfect place to rest if it is hot because it is cool here, but if it rains I don't think access is possible. No services, just two picnic tables and rubbish bins. We slept one night in complete silence.
Very beautiful place, very quiet, we were alone, perfect.
Very large, peaceful parking area. There were 3 vehicles here overnight. Picnic tables, rubbish bins. Slightly dirty in places... what a shame.
Great spot—we stayed for 3 days even though we were only supposed to stay one night. There is a water fountain just below the parking area, shown to us by a village woman.
The place is nice, not far from the motorway. However, because of the heavy rain, we could not access it with a 13-ton vehicle. The ground was too soft for our vehicle. We turned around rather than risk getting stuck.