Paid beach parking, train noise

In high season it is very full and difficult to access. We didn't enter. Perhaps in the low season or very early in the morning you can find a space.✦Translating

Maximum 6-metre van. Narrow streets and a narrow car park at the station. Only a few metres to the beach; there is no footpath to the castle. Off-season (October–April): €1/hour. High season: €2/hour.✦Translating

Car park near the station, convenient for visiting Scilla. We spent the night without any problems—slightly noisy.✦Translating

We spent two quiet nights outside the season. Scilla is beautiful. Pay on arrival and, before leaving, pay the difference for the additional hours.✦Translating

I entered in August with my 7-metre vehicle without any problem, but I arrived at 7 in the morning. At peak times you can wait and hope someone leaves. Excellent car park location; the only drawback is the nearby train.✦Translating

Very difficult, almost impossible, to manoeuvre once the car park fills up early in the morning. Tight spaces for getting there, manoeuvring and leaving.✦Translating

Very clean and tidy station car park. €10 for the whole day. We parked toward the station; with a 7.2-metre camper, we just fitted by making use of the small space behind it. Difficult entrance: you have to drive over the pavements because the two entrance bends are too tight. Adequate manoeuvring space when the car park is empty.✦Translating

Perfect for visiting the town and enjoying the beach! Used during the day; at night there may be disturbance because of the train right next to it.✦Translating

Not very inviting, but probably quiet at night. We drove into the harbour.✦Translating

Parked a 7.3-metre vehicle with the consent of the police officers whose station is right in the car park. It feels safe. €6 per day outside the season. Seafront 50 metres away.✦Translating

Paid car park (I added the prices in a photo)! Noisy and not ideal for sleeping because of the trains, the automated announcements on the platform and the road below, but for one night it is not a problem. Great for visiting the different neighbourhoods of this lovely town. Local police station next door.✦Translating

It's free and perfect to visit the city. We did not sleep there. It's probably to loud and not allowed.

A very friendly police officer told us that you cannot park a camper here once it does not fit within the white lines, which even our 6-metre panel van did not. You are supposed to park at the campsite at Paci.✦Translating

Perfect for visiting Scilla and also for spending the night. We found an absolutely clean and well-kept space. We were lucky; practically the whole place was ours, as it is low season. With the bicycles, our 7 metres just fitted within the white lines, not the blue ones. I confirm that you must follow the directions carefully to avoid difficulties on the narrow streets.✦Translating

Car park 100 metres from the sea, 15 minutes on foot from Chianalea. At night we were the only ones there; the only noise was passing trains. Convenient entrance when coming from the north, but a little narrow. Be careful when leaving: it is narrow. We manoeuvred with a 6.4-metre vehicle and had no problems getting onto the main road. Outside the season, it is an excellent location. Scilla is extraordinary! Absolutely worth seeing.✦Translating

We spent the night in Scilla, but in the car park on the far left by the beach. We had a quiet night and a superb view of Scilla—recommended.✦Translating

I stayed one night to visit the city. It is now the off-season, so the car park was almost empty. There are blue parking lines on the ground, but it is free. Camper vans are not prohibited either. There is only a prohibition sign on the sea side.✦Translating