40 Calle Quebrada, 23476, Cazorla
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A wild, quiet parking area with extraordinary views and space for approximately 5 or more vans. The ground is fairly level, though not perfect, and a tree provides shade until late morning. Access from the village involves steep climbs, but a small van can reach it without problems. Very little traffic passes.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Extraordinary view, quiet place, hardly any cars pass. Fairly level, although not perfect. There is a tree where you can park that blocks the sun until well into the morning.
Good views, quiet place. A clearing for approximately five or more vans. You access it from the village via steep hills. We went up in a small van without problems.
Excellent place, even in August. The police came by but did not speak to us. The road from La Iruela is very difficult when leaving the town, very narrow and steep, even for a VW Caddy. The road from Cazorla is much more manageable, although it is still a mountain road.
Very good views, but very difficult to reach with excessively long vehicles. There is a sports centre nearby, and in summer people tend to go home late. Quiet place with some flat areas.
Clearly, the view is magnificent, but you should not go there with a motorhome unless it is a 4x4. The road is very steep, with extreme hairpin bends. It is better to walk from the town. We had a lot of trouble with our 5.30-metre motorhome.
Great spot, but take the road that passes by the chapel. It is limited to 10 tonnes, although a 7.5-tonne lorry with trailer, 3.30 metres high and 2.30 metres wide, can pass. However, I do not recommend it for campers, and above all, do not be afraid of meeting oncoming traffic; you must be a good driver. The road via Iruela is prohibited and, above all, too narrow.
Beware of the wind; we had to move to the wall opposite because there were gusts of over 80 km/h. Very beautiful nearby viewpoints.
Five star spot definitely with this amazing view. It’s also quite level and it fits 3 vans without a problem. I would definitely take the route along the hermitage. It is already quite steep and our 160PK campervan barely made it up. DO NOT take the other route we took it the way back and with our 6.5 meter van it was super challenging with the narrow hairpin bends through the village.
Good spot, and the slopes can be climbed perfectly in a van.
A very quiet place with excellent views. The police came by in the morning and said nothing. Three floodlights from the sports center are lit, which takes away some of the magic. We came up via the hermitage without any problems.
Very beautiful site, access is a little difficult, and beware if it rains: you may get stuck in the mud. I had to call a tow truck.
Very good spot with very good views. Quiet. The road to get there is a little steep, but apart from large motorhomes, it is easy to reach.
This place has a superb panoramic view over the olive trees and the mountains, with a magnificent hike 50 meters away.
A good place to spend a night, near Cazorla, with good views and little traffic. Take local festivals into account: we went during Holy Week and there was a nearby rave that kept us from sleeping.