5 Strada Provinciale 73, 39054, Longomoso
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Daytime parking area in town, about 800 meters from the Renon earth pyramids, with a nearby restaurant. Recent information confirms that camping is prohibited, overnight stays are no longer possible, and the authorities check regularly. The road is somewhat busy but not excessively noisy. Access from Ortisei can involve narrow, steep roads and difficult passing.
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Listing data updated 2 months ago
Listing data updated 2 months ago
Parking lot only; the municipal enforcement office checks regularly.Translating
No-camping sign. Unfortunately, staying overnight is no longer possible.Translating
Perfect for stopping during a short walk to the Renon Pyramids. Free. A little stressful because of the narrow roads coming from Ortisei. Fortunately, traffic was reasonable.Translating
We couldn't reach the parking lot. Be careful, because coming from Ortisei, Maps took us along a road where only one car fits and with a very steep gradient. We encountered oncoming cars and had to make many maneuvers to get through. When we could, we turned around. We have spent 10 days in the Dolomites crossing mountain passes, and this is by far the worst road.Translating
Fantastic spot to spend the night. Obviously, don't be in camping mode, no chairs, steps, canopy etc. Nice Gasthof nearby full of local people!! It's Südtirol, they predominantly speak German here, according to a lovely waitress in the nearby Gasthof. Perfect to spend the night before visiting Bolzano. The police passed slowly to have a look but no problems as long as you don't 'camp'.. Translating
No-camping restriction, surely put up recently. Is it on the first parking area to access the large parking area? Not entirely sure whether we were allowed to camp in the large one.Translating
As described in the various reviews. Flat, quiet, and well located.Translating
Quiet, lots of space, shaded in the morning, somewhat steep approach from the valley.Translating
We spent one night without any problems. We went to the local shop to buy wine from the area; the shop is highly recommended and has everything. There is a small path leading to the pyramids.Translating
After P5 seemed too empty and P3 too full, we ended up at P4. There was already a camper there, although at first we were somewhat unsure about staying overnight. In the end, there were seven vehicles. Great starting point for a ride on the little train and the cable car to Bolzano. A bakery is also within walking distance.Translating
We spent one night here, even though the sign says 'no camping.' We made sure not to set up tables or chairs outside, and no police came by to check. There are plenty of hikes starting from this location, and the village is just a few minutes away, with supermarkets and charming coffee shops. The parking area is spacious, and several other campervans were also parked here.Translating
Good place to spend one night. The police warned all the campers that camping was not allowed. You cannot use leveling blocks or take anything out of the van. They told one camper to put away the step and remove the wheel chocks.Translating
Top!! Huge parking area, easy to park cars, motorhomes, buses, and more. Marked as prohibited, yet recommended by the tourist office. Many motorhomes here and in the surrounding area. Mountains, wide-open spaces, nature, and easy parking everywhere. We slept here in the cool air. Impeccable!Translating
Parking lot for visiting the earth pyramids. We stayed here for one night in our camper van with pop-up roof. According to a staff member at the restaurant, overnight stays are tolerated. However, the police woke us and said that camping was prohibited. Without the pop-up roof, it is probably not a problem.Translating
Free parking that provides easy and quick access to the Renon pyramids. We did not spend the night there.Translating
Flat parking area. Quiet at night, but activity starts around 7 a.m. The church bells are not really disturbing. The first part of the parking area is prohibited for motorhomes. Beware: GPS took us along very narrow roads. Access is easier via Collalbo.Translating
Spent a quiet night here. Very near hiking trails, about 10 minutes to the train station. School across the road so expect some noise midweek in the morning. Nice cafe (Lorbeer) selling coffee, pastries, wine and local produce in walking distance.Translating
Excellent flat, paved parking area near the village, a 5-minute walk away. Quiet and peaceful at night despite being near the road. I stayed one night.Translating