Level parking, church bells

Beautiful views of the village. Everything was covered in snow. The toilets could use a mirror, toilet paper, etc., and the showers say that one euro provides hot water for one minute, but the water never gets hot. Apart from that, everything was fine; a very quiet place.

Very good place, right in the center of the village. Very clean public toilets and even a shower. A new area is being prepared very nearby next to the municipal swimming pool.

Gravel parking area, spacious and level. The adjacent town hall building has a toilet and shower (free cold water, hot water €1/minute). Very quiet with little traffic! The only drawback is the church bells, which ring every 15 minutes, day and night. It is also the parking area for accessing some nearby climbing sectors.

Perfect for a stopover. It was quiet, the gravel area was level, and the toilet and shower were clean. Hot water: 1 minute = 1 euro, but cold water works too ;-) Quiet at night; you only hear the church bells.

Perfect area, peaceful night, showers and toilets, and a swimming pool less than 5 minutes away—what more could you ask for?

Right next to the town hall in very pleasant surroundings. To access it, there is a road opposite the church that goes down to the area. It is signposted. Although there are no water-disposal services, there is a very clean toilet and shower (coin-operated). Well done to the town hall; you should spend money in the village, as we did, in places that appreciate us.

Quiet place with toilet, shower, and bins. Thanks to the town hall for providing this place.

We were fine. Quiet place. The shower coin did not work and the water was cold. Apart from that, everything was fine. Fonda Xesc in the center of Gombrèn has a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Ideal parking area for stopping and sleeping. Spacious area, toilets, and a shower option for €1. No facility for emptying wastewater.

It is really worth turning around to take the small street down to the area properly. The place is very pleasant and quiet. There is no fresh- or wastewater service, but there are very clean toilets and a shower. I recommend it.

Level carpark, parking between the trees. Difficult access if coming from the west (La Pobla de Lillet) it maybe necessary to pass through the village and do a 3 point turn after exiting the village in front of El Portal Del Comte. Church bells do ring all night but not too loudly! If you walk out the carpark towards botanical garden and carry on down the road there is a municipal swimming pool and large flat area with foot posts to play on.

I tried to stop here… coming from La Pobla de Lillet, I couldn't see a clear way to turn around at either of the two accesses shown by Google Maps… from above it didn't look spectacular either, so I kept driving.

Quiet and level place, although it is next to the road; there is hardly any noise because it is little used. To access it, it is better to take the path descending right next to the church, toward the town hall. There is a toilet in very good condition with water. The showers are closed due to drought; water cannot be collected (unless using a hose and adapter from the sink), and wastewater cannot be emptied.

Quiet place; if coming from La Pobla, the turn with a 7.30 m vehicle is very difficult. Turn around farther on and return to the parking entrance.

Good space and, above all, very quiet. We stayed last weekend and loved it. The grocery shop in the village square is highly recommended—good bread and cold cuts, and the shop assistants are lovely. We will definitely return. There is a toilet and shower, although the shower is closed due to drought; the toilet is very clean. Thanks to the town hall for letting us use this space.

The access is well signposted and suitable. Plenty of spaces and trees. Nearby routes and climbing spots. Very quiet. It doesn't have spectacular views, but the village is beautiful. It has facilities and showers. We stopped for the day.

Camper parking with access to a basic toilet at the town hall. Fairly busy. Fine for one night.

Lots of space and fairly level. Clean toilets and a €1/minute shower. Very quiet, perfect for climbers. Buy the guidebook from the kind lady at the grocery shop! Fountain in the village center.

Parking located at the town hall, shared with workers from the adjacent factory. Ugly and dirty place. Behind the town hall there are two facilities in the same room, with a shared toilet, and another room with a shower and cold water, since the water heater is a rip-off: they charge €1 for just one minute, and it does not even work.

It is just a parking area. We stopped while passing through, intending to take a shower. There is a free shower and toilet, but it says that paying one euro gives hot water—attention: €1 for one minute of hot water. It is expensive, especially if the hot water does not work, as in our case. The town hall is right in front of the shower. It is a shame it does not work properly, because it would be a good service.

Near the center, where there is a grocery shop and restaurant. Several excursions can be taken from there. There is a toilet and shower in perfect condition. The shower's hot water works with one-euro coins. Attention: the best access is from the center of the village, following the parking sign. At the exit of the village there is another, more complicated access.

Wonderful. Free shower and free toilet. What more could you ask for?

Nice spot, level and quiet, with clean toilet and shower. View of the village and beautiful surrounding countryside.

It is not quiet; it is a parking area for factory workers. They start work at 6:00 in the morning and have no consideration for people sleeping in the parking area, making a lot of noise when they arrive. At night, when they leave, there is also a great deal of noise—music, shouting, and laughter. They also have showers but do not open them. We are not welcome; I will not return to this place.

It was very difficult to access when arriving from the top of the mountain, and I found the place rather sinister. In the end, we stopped a little farther on at a roadside parking area on the mountain road with very little traffic (it was December 29), and I found the landscape much more beautiful.