River parking, bumpy access

It is a very small space, which fills up quickly in the morning with cars. It is nothing special apart from the view of the river and the access road is very bumpy with also a few low branches.

I got in and scraped against many branches on the way in and out. There was some water-treatment facility with powerful lights and young people partying. I do not recommend it, and there was no air conditioning or camper service.

Good secluded spot, out of sight and beside the Guadalquivir River. There are indeed a few potholes, but if you are careful you can access it without problems. You can hear the road in the distance, but we slept very well.

Getting in and out is difficult; the stone road is in poor condition. We decided to go elsewhere because it was unwelcoming, especially because the road was in very bad condition with many potholes.

Reserved, safe area and very close to the centre.

Parking area behind the zoo, next to Loyola University, a 20-minute walk from the old town. We spent the night peacefully, along with several cars and campers. I recommend it.

Parking is possible in front of the waterworks, but keep the entrance and access clear. Down by the river it is so narrow that, in my view, there is no possibility of parking there. I did not park there. I stood on the side near the car park, where there is no prohibition for a van.