Hiking parking, muddy in rain

Place for several (4–6) medium-sized vans, with water and facilities nearby but not right beside it. Very peaceful for sleeping during Holy Week, though slightly sloping. We would definitely return.

In the rain, the steep approach is hardly worthwhile. The site is quite uneven and unpaved. The ground is clayey and sticks to shoes and the dog's paws. We found a better alternative at the sports field.

Slightly sloping but quiet, good for hiking.

In February there was no water coming from the tap, but we slept alone and peacefully. The ground is not level.

A good place for an overnight stay, somewhat secluded beneath the castle, with room for about 4–5 motorhomes. However, many young people often gather there in the evening, talking and partying loudly. Someone was already using a leaf blower very early in the morning. The approach is not easy either, with hairpin bends uphill. The site itself is also somewhat sloping; to stand level, you need to use the motorhome's jacks. The view over the valley is fantastic, though!

Good place to spend the day and overnight. In the summer months, it is better not to stay overnight because young people come at night to eat and make quite a lot of noise. There is a drinking-water fountain at the top. It is a very good place for hiking, as it is in the heart of the Mariola mountain range and there are countless routes.

There are good services here and a nice view. This is also a start point for a lot of hikes in the park but not great for sleeping here as the teenagers of the town come here with the cars and loud music. Only nice and quiet during the day.

its not perfectly flat but okay for a night. great pick nick area, quiet and fresh fountain water - but you have to carry it some steps down! even toilets and a great shower if you go all the way up where the pick nick area finsihes!!! i will add the pictures

Quiet at night. Beautiful picnic area and opportunities for hiking. Unfortunately, you are still parked at an angle even with leveling wedges. In winter, there is a lot of shade from the mountain and trees. It is also impossible to fill the water tank, even with a long hose; only canisters work, and there is not much pressure in the pipe.