Corso Italia, 24041, Brembate
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Organised motorhome area directly beside Leolandia, usable only with a park visit. The cost is 30€ for a day and night, including electricity, while pitch water is non-potable; toilets are clean. Grey and black water disposal is inside the park, where the minimum parking tariff is 10€, and children may be noisy until 22:00.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Great spot directly in front of Leolandia. The spot is only available in connection with a park visit. You can arrive in the middle of the night; you will be escorted to the spot and pay for the ticket the next morning. Currently, the park is open until 9:30 or 10 p.m. on Saturdays, and you may stay in the spot until then without paying for another night. Service station WITHOUT a water hose!Translating
Excellent because of its proximity to the park, with electricity and water (not drinking water). Bathrooms always clean.Translating
Strategic parking for visiting the park; we spent a quiet night!Translating
A well-organised motorhome area, obviously in a strategic location, ideal for visiting the park. Conveniently close to the shopping centre, with many services such as a supermarket and more. We had a very good experience overall and recommend it.Translating
Very convenient stopping area for visiting Leolandia. €30 with electricity connection. Bathrooms always clean. Recommended.Translating
The grey- and black-water dump station is inside the Leolandia car park (minimum parking fee: €10). Access solely to use the services does not seem to be предусмотрено.Translating
Non-drinking water at the pitches, but where the grey- and black-water dump station is located there is a tap with drinking water. Convenient bathrooms. You can arrive at any time, not only during park opening hours. Expect screaming children playing outside until 10 p.m. You must register payment for the overnight stay at the park reception, not just pay the entrance ticket. Convenient for Leolandia.Translating
The stop is available exclusively to visitors who are going to the park. The cost is €30, including one night and one day. There are about 80 motorhome spaces on gravel, with sanitary facilities, two toilets, and two sinks. Some service posts have water connections, but I do not know whether the water is potable. The location is certainly extremely convenient for the park. The water fill and dump station is located by the Thomas train station.Translating
The price for overnight parking and a day visit to the park is high (€30). If you visit the park during the day, the cost is only €10. Electricity, clean and functional water fill and dump facilities included.Translating
Leolandia motorhome area, only for park customers. Parking and overnight stay €30 with electricity and services. It is the closest place for visiting the park. Shopping centre opposite with a supermarket and a restaurant.Translating
I spent the night here on October 31, 2024. I returned today and was sent away because overnight stays are allowed ONLY if you enter the park. It was not like that last time; today they told me they had made a mistake last time…Translating
Expensive, but very convenient if you visit the park. It is quite questionable that the refill water is not potable, and there are really very few filling points compared with the electricity posts. The shaded area is near the bathrooms, but be aware that the pet shelter is there, for animals that cannot enter the park. It may be a little noisy.Translating
Parking area with a very well-equipped motorhome section. Electricity at each pitch, with emptying facilities farther away in the car park, next to some large blue containers. You have to pay for parking when you arrive at the park.Translating
Expensive for what it is. The car park opens at 9 a.m. and the park at 10. I would recommend not staying overnight here and saving €20; you cannot avoid the €10 daytime fee. The filling and emptying area is in an asphalt car park further uphill, at the far right after passing the barriers. It is very clean. If the barrier is closed when you arrive, call the intercom and someone will open it. Friendly staff and a very good park.Translating
We spent two days here for the park. True, it is a little expensive.Translating
We were here on June 2. Convenient for visiting the park, with electricity posts, a supermarket, and other places to eat within walking distance. Six toilets and four sinks. No hot water at all (at 8 p.m. the hot water had run out). No showers and no trees—essential for anyone who has spent all day at the park and would like to wash and sit in the shade at the end of the day. €30 is too much for so little.Translating
Certainly very convenient for visiting the park, but not economical at all. You pay €10 for the day and €20 for the night. It is impossible to park in the shopping area around the park because everywhere there is a maximum three-hour parking limit, and since the period when it applies is not specified, it also applies at night. Electricity included.Translating
Personally, this is not a motorhome area. To enter, you have to buy tickets online to enter the park; otherwise, turn around.Translating
The €30 fee is for one night and one day, not two days and one night. We arrived at 9 in the morning and left the following afternoon, paying €10 + €20 + €10. Of course, some people will lie at reception to save money, but that is another matter… Certainly €40 for one night is a lot, but all services are included. Sometimes you pay for the convenience of the location.Translating
Excellent stop for visiting Leolandia. Simple area with electricity and recycling bins. Nearby there is a fast-food restaurant, a sushi restaurant, and other businesses including a large supermarket. The price for the night is €20, and staying the following day and entering the park costs another €10.Translating
We have just spent one night here after visiting Leolandia: €30 for two days and one night. Pitches have no shade, all with electricity. The fill and dump area is far away in the car park and poorly signposted. Three men’s toilets and three women’s toilets, with non-potable hot water. It may be worthwhile specifically for visiting the park; access is not possible unless you enter Leolandia.
Only for Leolandia guests! It is not possible to sleep here.