Industrial parking, weekday noise

We only spent one night here, on a Sunday. We parked the camper side by side. There were also a few motorhomes. Quiet place. We slept without problems. The village can easily be visited on foot.✦Translating

We parked for one day to visit the village without any problems. It was Saturday and the businesses were closed.✦Translating

We spent one night and it was fine. It is an unattractive industrial area but sufficient. There were more motorhomes, which made it feel quite safe, and the Guardia Civil barracks are right opposite.✦Translating

Okay area for sleeping but nothing special. It is normally free at night (blue zone does NOT mean free outside the season—be careful!! It is paid like in summer), and there is no ban on sleeping. However, there were no other campers and some passing traffic; noisy in the morning.✦Translating

A little ugly but fairly quiet because it is on a side street. Since other campers were also there, it felt quite safe. Blue-zone parking (off-season, so from October 1 you pay nothing during the day or at night; high season from July 1 to September 31). Around the corner, you can use a public toilet in the supermarket, which was quite clean.✦Translating

Quiet and well-lit rest area; after 8:00 there is car traffic.✦Translating

The huge Eroski supermarket is right next door; there you can park free for two hours, and each additional hour costs €2.40. There are also parking attendants who help motorhomes when it is busy. The designated spaces here are along the road and relatively limited. You need luck to get a side parking space.✦Translating

Blue-zone parking next to Eroski and 10 minutes from the seafront promenade. If you go outside the season, you do not have to pay for parking. One-way street and seems safe.✦Translating