Free parking, noisy nights

The parking area is near a secondary school, and the nighttime activity described by others is real. We spent one night there, and the next day activity in the parking area started at 7 a.m. If you drive a long camper, I would advise entering and leaving the parking area using only Via Guardia, as there is a steep incline at the other exit.

The place is completely full of parked cars during the day.

The parking lot itself is okay, but it's taken over by the young people who come here. The loud music didn't bother us that much, but at 4 a.m., two cars parked next to our van and a group of guys started fighting, pushing each other on our van. Luckily, nothing serious happened, but it looked scary. We didn't sleep half the night.

We had a level and peaceful stay during the stormy day. On the storm day when schools, the museum, cemetery, and supermarket were closed, the parking area was empty. On a school day it was full from early morning until early afternoon, making maneuvering difficult during that time. We had the graves shown to us at the cemetery, which was open until 1 p.m. The English tour at CIDMA was very good.

We stayed at the parking area until 7 p.m. Okay, it is a parking lot, but it is very noisy. The area is used by traffic from the main road, and from 6 p.m. the modified cars started arriving. We drove to the parking lot by the padel court farther down, closer to a residential area.

Empty on Sunday, fairly level, close to the cemetery (Toto Riina is buried there) and the town center.

Level and shaded in the morning if you stay along the wall. Trash bins at the parking exit. Very noisy at night (moped races until 2 a.m., then cars start arriving from 4 a.m.), but I am giving it four stars because there is not much else suitable for parking in the town.

Park here and don’t miss the museum! (Free parking, €8 museum entrance per person).

Medium-sized parking area that is heavily used by locals from 7 a.m. It is therefore advisable to park normally in a single space so as not to occupy too many spaces. Easy access! We felt safe, also thanks to the camera. Ten minutes on foot to the city center.

It is extremely dangerous to drive a camper through Corleone because of narrow streets that get tighter and badly parked cars. Even with a small camper, you risk having an accident.

Good parking for visiting the town. Close to the center; to reach the Mafia Museum, you have to walk slightly uphill for about 15–20 minutes at a leisurely pace through the center. Free parking, with a camera at the far end; across the road there is a cemetery where major Mafia bosses are buried.

A very good place to spend the weekend near the town center. Avoid it on weekdays because of the school nearby. Easy to reach, even with larger vehicles if you approach from the south. Thanks to the town and people of Corleone, we slept peacefully. Recommended.

We spent a peaceful Easter Sunday night here , a few cars came but didn’t stay long . It was quiet and flat

The parking area is used as a meeting place at night. Honking cars and loud radios. Anything but a good place to spend the night.