Avenida de Joaquín Ruiz Jiménez, 10450, Jarandilla de la Vera
Been here?
A wide, level parking area beside La Aliseda park, near the Parador and the town centre. The park provides toilets from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and has drinking water at its main entrance, while nearby cafés are within walking distance. Recent reports describe serious nighttime disturbance from youths, including shouting, fireworks, motorcycles and damage to vehicles, so overnight stays may be problematic.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
We spent one night and at 11 p.m. some children passed by shouting, kicked our motorhome, and ran away. They set off firecrackers, and motorcycles passed revving loudly. The next afternoon they threw water from the football field while the roof vents were open. It is confirmed that they do not want us here. We spoke with another camper, who told us they do not sleep here when visiting family because of all this.
We slept one night. It was quite peaceful. Cars pass very fast, but there are not many, and apart from the cars there was no noise. The downside was that we were alone; if there had been another motorhome, we would have felt better.
We tried to stop right next to the fountain, but there was a very unpleasant smell. We moved to this area, which was fairly quiet in June. Right next to Aliseda Park, which is beautiful, and very close to the center. Cafés are quite nearby. No services.
We were unsure whether to stay overnight after reading comments from different years about young people causing trouble at night. We parked to visit the town but decided not to spend the night after seeing quite a few young people in the area. There is a social center where they gather just 50 meters away, especially concerning since it was Saturday. A shame.
It is a perfect place to spend the day or night. At the end of the roundabout, right next to the university, it is also great. It is a beautiful village and everything is within walking distance: the square, Sopetrán, Abuela Polina Bridge, and the Parador.
A teenager hit our motorhome hard with his hands and ran away. In addition, a group of visibly agitated boys gathered under the porch opposite while it was raining. So we decided to leave. This was during Holy Week at 6 p.m.
The place seems pleasant, close to the castle and just a few meters from bars and supermarkets. However, it is a village full of obnoxious kids who make a lot of noise, and after one of them hit the window twice, we decided to leave.
Large parking areas, close to the village's main points of interest.
Straight, level, and quiet street until construction work began on the park—something temporary. Good place to spend the night.