109 Urbanizacion Rabida Urbanizacion, 21819, La Rábida
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A shaded dirt parking area beneath trees, where overnight stays are tolerated and recent nights have been very quiet. It is useful for visiting the monastery and the nearby replica caravels, but the ground is uneven and there are no services. Horse droppings have been reported on the parking area, so care is needed when choosing a space.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Very quiet place; we were alone that night at this time of year. In our opinion, it is much better than the car park at the Christopher Columbus caravels museum farther down.
Good dirt parking area with trees and shade. Quiet Friday night for visiting the monastery and the caravels below.
Excellent parking area for sightseeing. However, it is not flat.
We stopped to eat, walk around the area and see the coat-of-arms promenade and the replica caravels. Be careful when parking, as it is full of horse droppings. We did not stay overnight, but it did not look bad, although when leaving we happened to see a paved area on the right of the caravels pier that looked 'cleaner'.
10 minutes from Huelva. Large open area with plenty of shade and flat sections. No services. Quiet at night. Overnight stays are tolerated. A place to look after: do not put out tables or chairs or set up camp.
Very quiet night facing the column. Large, well-shaded area. Little traffic at night, somewhat more early in the morning. Note that the caravels museum is currently closed for renovation.
We spent one quiet night; there was one other van. I recommend it, but there are no services. A few cars passed, but they were not disturbing.
I also stayed one night there. Without services, but with a restaurant nearby and in front of the restaurant there were big garbage bins. There were two other motorhomes with me. In the evening there was a little noise from the young people on motorcycles and the music from the restaurant, but otherwise it was ok. I moved next to the Christopher Columbus caravel museum
We stayed there on March 25. Nice spacious pitches, not very busy, and you can take a lovely walk with your dog on the dirt road.
Quieter, charming little place. Somewhat uneven, sandy ground with many needles. In the evening, cars occasionally arrive for a quick romantic encounter. Otherwise you have peace and quiet. My favorite place in Huelva!
I have to give it one star because I nearly could not leave because of this place. It is very beautiful, that is true, but full of processionary caterpillars. So if you have a dog or cat, I would avoid it, or at least keep your eyes wide open.
At the beginning of July 2022, not a single motorhome. No lighting. We did not spend the night there.