32 Carretera Ávila, 45515, Maqueda
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Street parking at the entrance to Maqueda, beside the church, castle and plaza, with several long spaces suitable for large motorhomes. It is generally quiet at night, although daytime traffic makes the road somewhat restless. There are no services, but a bar, bakery, churrería and shops are nearby. Avoid the long spaces on Fridays because market stalls are installed on Saturday.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Quiet place to spend the night. Be careful on Saturday morning because of the market. No services, but there is a bar opposite that opens in the morning and a shop two minutes' walk away with everything, including an excellent butcher and very friendly owners. You can walk around the village and see the castle and church from outside; with children there are two parks.
Next to the castle and church, by the square and directly on the main road, there are several large parking spaces. Bakery nearby, rural banks, bar and churro shop. No services, only parking. Quiet place. On Saturdays there are no-parking signs because of the market.
On the way from Barcelona to Portugal, this is an excellent place to spend the night, close to the motorway but without hearing its noise. Flat, spacious and very peaceful. We had a very quiet night.
Arrived around 3 a.m. There were enough free parking spaces, but they were not explicitly signposted for campers. We saw no other campers. We were skeptical and moved on—20 minutes to a designated site—with plenty of space.
Attention: the long parking spaces by the pedestrian crossing should not be occupied on Fridays. Market stalls are set up there on Saturday. More stalls are diagonally opposite on Plaza de la Constitución. Somewhat unsettled from early morning until evening due to passing traffic, but you can spend the night peacefully.
You park on the street, but there are very long spaces where a large motorhome fits. It is quite quiet at night. The village has a supermarket and café and can be visited in two hours. The castle cannot be visited, but it is worth seeing from outside.
Good overnight spot, very friendly residents, and a churro shop next door. Large spaces, slightly uneven, with some level ones.
At the entrance to the village, next to a bus stop, there are parking spaces where you can park to visit the very beautiful village, but everything is closed.
I don't know where the first photo was taken, but the others show car spaces where the rest of us cannot fit.
That idyllic first photo is not where you sleep, haha. It is a parking lot next to a bar on the village's main road, quite noisy even though it was winter and nobody else was staying overnight. The village is very beautiful, though :)
Quiet place to spend the night. Avoid the bar opposite, as it is rather mediocre.