Shaded parking, tractor access needed

Shaded and quiet beside a road, but we did not hear any noise at night. Be careful not to obstruct the tractors that come to weigh their loads. Park on the other side instead. The rating is three because this place would benefit from being cleaner. The village is magnificent and really worth the walk. We spent three hours there with a coffee stop.✦Translating

Small, quiet car park, calm at night, right beside the road. Suitable for large vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes, length 9.30 m. Views over the surrounding countryside. Interesting medieval village to visit. Service station nearby, and a Crai supermarket.✦Translating

Parking at the entrance to the village. Peaceful night and an excellent meal at Il Gruccione restaurant.✦Translating

We spent one night here. Quiet, shaded spot, little traffic despite it being Saturday. Ideal starting point for visiting the village, which is lovely.✦Translating

Excellent open area for visiting the village, quiet and fairly level. I think it is the only place to park a camper, especially during these carnival days. No services.✦Translating

Very good for eating in the shade at lunchtime.✦Translating

really just a layby and not somewhere we would choose to sleep unless desperate. the town looked cute and very true local life when we drove through. be warned the weigh bridge requires a token requested for from the municipality (don't put 4 euros in like we did only to be disappointed when we found a small sign after)

Indeed, a very convenient place to visit the village, shop at the two nearby supermarkets, and shelter from the sun. We spent a quiet night there, with a little traffic. A rare bonus: a public weighbridge for weighing your motorhome; just put €2 into the machine. No services, of course. However, we were disappointed by the village itself.✦Translating