10 SR44, 11025, Bode-mettie
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A paid motorhome area near the ski slopes, trekking routes, and a baby snow park, with narrow spaces that risk touching neighbouring vehicle doors. The fee includes electricity and water and wastewater services, although recent reports conflict about whether the electricity is working. Earlier stays were reported at 12€ per 24h, with clean heated bathrooms and a nearby shuttle to the village. Adjacent parking is free if electricity is not needed.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Very narrow spaces, with a risk of touching the doors of other motorhomes. Paid area with a rate that includes electricity and water and waste disposal. If you do not need electricity, there are adjacent free parking spaces. The payment terminal accepts cards and coins, but electronic payment often does not work. About 2 km from the village, with a flat walk along the roadside.
Temporarily closed for the beer festival. Motorhomes were placed along the road in an unrestricted area, a little farther uphill. The festival ends on Sunday the 28th, I think, followed by two days to dismantle the structures.
We stayed two days next to this area by the hotel. This week it is closed because they are preparing the beer festival. The area is quiet at this time of year. All services work, although you have to get the water inside the bathrooms, which were spotless.
Excellent parking area for one night and visiting the surroundings. No electricity, but everything else is very good: separate waste collection, gray- and black-water disposal, and toilets. Very good price for the services offered. Beautiful view!
Beautiful, quiet place. Electricity currently does not work, or perhaps never does. On the other hand, this is good because many large motorhomes with high electricity consumption cannot or do not want to stay longer.
Excellent parking area for a weekend. We stayed three nights without any problems. Free lighting and gray- and black-water disposal, but no fresh-water filling. Several hiking trails start from the parking area, near the ski slope.
Excellent parking area for a weekend in the snow!! Toilets, gray-water disposal (not very convenient but available), and electricity hookups are present, all for €12 per 24 hours. We stayed two nights and slept very peacefully. It is practically at the ski lifts and two minutes from the snow park, so it is extremely convenient. We will definitely return!
Beautiful panoramic area with good amenities.
I stayed for 2 nights; the bathrooms are clean and heated, as is the area for emptying the black-water tanks. The gray-water drain is at the end of the garage ventilation grate, directly under the sign (the final 50 cm of the grate have a stainless-steel collection basin).
We stayed for 2 days at the very low price of €12 per day, including electricity. We were unable to find the gray-water drain, but for the price it is excellent, right next to the slopes and the baby snow park. Shuttle to the village 100 meters away.
Good, level parking area with plenty of camper spaces. We stayed 3 nights and slept peacefully. Electricity works; there is no water supply, but there are black- and gray-water drains (we could not figure out where the gray-water grate was). A shuttle goes to the center; it is 25 minutes on foot, 15 minutes to the castle and Lake Gover. The nearby slopes are small and the snow starts higher up.
A parking area, with just enough space to open the door! Electricity included, excellent location for visiting the castle and Gressoney-Saint-Jean.
Excellent place to stop, with clean bathrooms and plenty of parking space. Too bad there are no showers.
The spaces are very narrow, but it is still a very quiet area. About €12 for 24 hours, payable at the machine or with the EasyPark app. The village is about a half-hour walk away and is very beautiful. Visit Lake Gover and the Savoy Castle.
Very narrow parking spaces, with black- and gray-water disposal and electricity, but very far from the village. In addition, all village parking areas suitable for a motorhome prohibit entry. Apart from that, the village is very beautiful; visiting Lake Gover and the Savoy Castle is recommended.
The parking area is convenient; payment is made at the machine, either with cash or electronically. The minimum is 6 hours, after which you can choose the remaining time. Electricity included.
Huge parking area beside the ski lifts, with paid electrical hookup (€6 for 12 hours).
Avoid the last week of June because of the beer festival: the parking area is closed and there are few possibilities for stopping in the area.
Unfortunately, they have extended the summer paid period, from June 1 to September 30.
The services are free, inside a little room near the toilets.
Parking in the ski-lift parking area, with electricity and an excellent price: 12 or 24 hours, with the option to pay by the hour. Clean bathrooms and a toilet dump. Children's snow park in front and ski lifts nearby, with a bar that is always open. The only drawback is that it is 2.5 km from central Gressoney, inconvenient with children, but there is an hourly daytime shuttle.
Large, mostly level and fairly clean parking area (in winter). There are rubbish bins and open public toilets. You can pay with EasyPark, which is very convenient. We arrived late in the evening and it was almost empty; obviously during the day it filled with skiers' cars, then emptied again in the evening.
Recommended, with a good price that can be split into 6-hour periods. The village center is 30 minutes on foot. Black-water drain not very clean. Electrical outlets need maintenance but work.
The rating reflects the good price: €6 every 12 hours. It is a parking area in a wonderful location. In August, a little train runs to the village's beautiful market.
Near the village, an asphalt parking area costing €12 for 24 hours, with cassette water fill and drain; no black-water drain for fixed tanks, only gray water.