Paid parking, peaceful nights

There are several areas where you can park: the official one, which also has facilities for filling and emptying tanks, and several similar ones that are closer to the town center. After filling and emptying the tanks, I went to the closest one, at the roundabout. The official site has flat gravel spaces, while the others have dirt. There is no shade, but they offer fantastic views of the town. Thanks to the town council.✦Translating

You can also pay in cash. It is better to park at the back, because all the cars park in the first section, on gravel, until midnight on Saturdays. Very beautiful view of the castle and the lovely old town, listed among the most beautiful villages in Spain!✦Translating

Although it is a service-free car park, it is worthwhile because of its proximity to the historic center. The ground is level, although it gets somewhat waterlogged when it rains. Payment is made via the EasyPark app. We slept wonderfully.✦Translating

We first went to the official area, but it has a very difficult access ramp. I don't think anyone with a motorhome would risk damaging the underbody. We used this alternative car park, which seemed fine despite having no facilities. It was great for sleeping, even though there is a beach bar next to it. The music was good and did not bother us at all, despite the fence between us.✦Translating

Very suitable parking for visiting the town. The price is €4 for more than three hours, which is a little excessive if you are only visiting.✦Translating

Good place to stop; the town is beautiful. Parking is paid, and it is checked until 9 p.m. There are two car parks; number 2 is larger. We only stopped to eat and see the old town, so I don't know what the nights are like, but there were dogs barking about 100 meters away on a property. They were quite annoying, so there you have it.✦Translating

For €4, you can spend the night without any problem in a van. The Guardia Civil patrols from time to time. You sleep peacefully.✦Translating