Day parking, steep access

The parking area is sloped. With our 7.5-meter vehicle, we occupied three spaces lengthwise, walked through the park, saw the castle, and then drove to the stadium parking area to walk around the town.✦Translating

very good for exploring the city, narrow road and steep hill, we met some truck and it was very close but we made it with our old VW T4, might be a little bit problem with wide vehicles free and clean toilets you have to leave until 21:00 watch out for your front bumper when parking, there is a high curb

Good free parking for daytime use, not for overnight stays. Very clean toilet and only a short walk to the castle. Be careful: strong mobile reception, but our phones connected to the Swiss network, which generally resulted in extra charges.✦Translating

Good parking for viewing the castle (private property, no access). About 20 minutes on foot downhill to the town, or a starting point for walks in the forest. Sloping parking space; the toilets are currently closed and portable toilets have been installed instead (June 2024). Water tap available.✦Translating

We parked here during the day and walked into town. More suitable for smaller and narrower campers. Some shade in the mornings. We also used the toilet. Mobile reception is good, and there is free Wi-Fi in town.✦Translating

The parking area is quite steep and the road is narrow for two caravans; it is a 30-minute walk from the center. Camping is not allowed, only parking. The toilets were relatively clean considering they are free.✦Translating

Since there were no cars, we were able to park the motorhome briefly to see the castle. If there are cars, I don't think there will be room for motorhomes. It is very steep; fine for stopping to see the castle, but little else.✦Translating

Quick stop to see the castle. Sloping spaces and a strong toilet smell. Directly on the road, so fairly chaotic. I would not stop here at night.✦Translating