Quiet park parking, sloping ground

Parking next to the motorhome area. We were alone all night, very quiet, at the entrance to the park.

Very quiet parking lot. We were alone here. Great view.

We stayed here for three nights in January and were completely alone. At least outside the season, even the amusement park was closed, and nobody minds. There were no toilets at that time, but drinking water was still available.

Anyone looking for peace and quiet has found it here.

There are no services, only a few bins, but if you come to visit the park, it is a great place to spend the night. Absolute silence and tranquility.

Motorhome parking at Sendaviva Park, where leveling wedges are useful to compensate for the slope. We spent two very peaceful nights. However, there were mosquitoes.

We were here in June. The young man at the entrance told us there was no problem parking the camper there and showed us where to stay. It is only a parking lot without services. Very quiet. In the evening, since it was Friday, many campers arrived. We used it as a base for going by e-bike to Castildetierra.

There were only three of us in the evening. Lovely sunset, very quiet. Toilet with sink 100 m away, bins, and good Free 4G. Very little shade, but it was not too hot.

Good alternative to the paid parking next door. It is right in front of the park entrance. Somewhat sloping, without lighting, quiet and safe. It has no services, but in an emergency you can arrange something with the paid parking staff without any problem. If you go, arrive before the park opens or after it closes.

Free and quiet pitches at this time of year. No services and slightly sloping parking.

I slept here for two nights and it was very quiet. At night, only the motorhomes remain and it is extremely peaceful. I give it only two stars because it has no services.

A fantastic park up, in Feb there was only us and one other van. Very peaceful and full of birds. Only a few bins available, no other services. Felt very safe.

It has the advantage of being free in this season. Motorhome pitches are sloping and there are no services. At the gates of the desert, ideal for walks.

Very large parking area with one paved section and one dirt section. There are motorhome spaces at the entrance, but if they are full you can park anywhere on the open area. Spaces are uneven. No services of any kind.

We spent two nights in the parking lot, first going to Sendaviva Horror Night and then spending the entire next day in the park. Very spacious parking lot, but if you want to find a space, you need to arrive well before the park opens or after it closes. The services are inside the paid motorhome area; you can only enter on foot if you want to empty the toilet cassette. They should be free, especially given how many motorhomes visit. Very quiet place to spend the night, although it is not level, so you need leveling blocks to sleep straight.

Access is restricted to vehicles under 5.5 tons at the edge of the town.

At the moment, the amusement park only opens on weekends, so this pitch is very quiet. It has a great location with excellent long-distance views. Some services at the fenced paid pitch can be used: emptying the toilet and filling water are possible.

Somewhat uneven parking with no services. We spent a peaceful night next to other motorhomes. Considering that it is far from everything and that you park there to visit the park, the services should be free.

If you have no choice, we stayed to the side to be sure we were on dirt and somewhat isolated. However, it is very good if you are going to visit the park.

Quiet night after visiting the park. It is preferable to arrive before the park opens at noon. The parking lot was full that night. Thank you, Sendaviva.

Quiet, self-sufficient overnight stay. The park is very good; we were surprised at first because there were not many people. We went with teenagers and it was fun.

Parking at Sendaviva Park, next to the car park and the paid area. Paved, sloping parking with marked spaces. There are rubbish containers. All the parking areas are quite far from the park entrance. Thank you, park, for thinking of us; we will return!

Great for spending the night and then going to Sendaviva Park. Drawbacks: parking on a slope and mosquitoes.

One night at the beginning of May. We parked beside the parking lot, in the middle of the olive grove. Magnificent sunset. Bin nearby. Very quiet night with the sound of birds.

The spaces are very sloped and uneven; even with leveling blocks it is difficult to stand level. When the park is closed, the area also feels very desolate. We did not stay the night and drove away.

Very good for spending the night and visiting the Bardenas Reales desert, whose main entrance is 20 minutes away. In the low season, there were eight motorhomes. However, there are an enormous number of wind turbines around. Beware if you suffer from wind-turbine syndrome or are sensitive to infrasound, as I am.