Free square site, no grey-water drain

The only positive note is the municipality’s thoughtfulness, which should be thanked for providing the camper area. But then it was a disaster. The area is in the main square, where locals gather until late at night without any consideration for the campers. Cars with stereos blasting even at midnight, shouting, and games. It is fine to create camper areas, but they need to make sense.✦Translating

They started playing football at half past two in the morning, so we moved.✦Translating

A shame, because it is a beautiful village and the service they provide is very generous to those of us who travel with our home on our backs. At midnight, after we had already been asleep for a while, some young people appeared and started playing football, shooting the ball toward the door of a nearby shop. It echoed like cannon fire. We did not call the police, but we almost did. They continued for two hours.✦Translating

Beautiful location, very friendly people, bakery nearby. But at 12:30 a.m., several young people started playing football in the square with a lot of noise. The ball was also kicked against our camper several times. It became quiet at 2 a.m. At 5:30 a.m., market vendors arrived to set up their stalls, with plenty of shouting and noise. Completely unsuitable for spending the night.✦Translating

Great spot but water works only during the day. We tried after 20:00 and it was off. We couldn't find a drain for gray water. Electricity and toilet disposal works. on the parking lot is good small Caffe shop.

Thanks to the municipality for this beautiful free place. We had electricity and could fill and empty our tanks. The residents were very friendly, and we felt safe and comfortable.✦Translating

Thanks to the municipality. Very charming village with a story to tell. We ate a good pizza. Two camper spaces in the village square equipped with black-water disposal and electricity.✦Translating

A place with all services free of charge: water, electricity, and black-water disposal, but no gray-water disposal. However, the major problem comes from people who come to the square at night. They are not nasty, but very noisy. Motorcycles come and go all night, with people shouting and laughing. The village has a beautiful view. Such a shame.✦Translating

A good place for one night. We stopped here on the way to the coast to get serviced and get some sleep before continuing our journey, but we didn't get much sleep. The parking lot seems to be a hangout for young people who spent half the night riding their motorbikes and being quite loud.

A good place to empty the toilet, fill up with water, and get free electricity. Thanks to the municipality. However, while it is quiet during the day, it is very noisy at night, with people talking loudly, singing, shouting, and playing ball right beside the motorhomes. It feels as though it is deliberately designed against motorhome travelers. Such a shame.✦Translating

Places like this should be a model for others. Everything is available except gray-water disposal. When we arrived, the very kind café owner went out of his way to explain everything. Free electricity. I will return.✦Translating

This parking area is very nice, and the little town is charming.✦Translating

Thanks to Tarsia, an enlightened municipality.✦Translating

Tarsia: a small village perched on top of a rocky spur, but with three camper spaces in the village square, free electricity, and filling and emptying facilities. Kudos to the municipality.✦Translating

Small village, somewhat uphill but manageable even with large vehicles. There are two camper spaces, a little difficult if the parking area is full. We managed to park with a 7.5-meter vehicle. Thanks to the municipality for the hospitality. Recommended. All services are available, including free electricity. It is right in front of the town hall.✦Translating

Free water and electricity. There is no gray-water disposal, but there is black-water disposal. You should have a coffee at the bar next door or invite the locals if they have helped you with directions.✦Translating

Everything works. I was told that the water at the motorhome site is not drinking water. Disposal is without a ground drain. Very friendly people here; someone immediately explained how everything works. There is a busy bar right next to the site, which is probably not quiet. On public holidays, no tavern is open here, so I did not stay.✦Translating

Free water, free electricity, and free toilet disposal. Everything is great and hospitable, but despite being a small town, a winter weekday night was really loud. A group of men chatted until 1 a.m. Motorcycles passed loudly at all hours. Great place, but not a peaceful night’s sleep.✦Translating

Excellent motorhome site in the town’s market square. The site was well occupied. Adjacent café with very friendly staff. Tuesday was market day and the stalls were set up generously. This was no problem for onward travel, as everything was mobile and could be cleared away. Thanks to the town for the great site; a clear recommendation.✦Translating

Small but complete service area. Everything works: electricity, water with good flow, and black-water disposal, but no gray-water disposal. We emptied it using a bucket. Quiet night. One bin in the square. Several small shops and bars, plus a pizzeria. Thanks to Tarsia town hall.✦Translating

Thanks to the municipality for providing the services free of charge. Friendly people, picturesque village, and typical Italian alleyways.✦Translating

We arrived here in the evening, parked, and went straight to the café. Freshly tapped beer and snacks. There is a toilet in the café. Unfortunately, our night was very restless: people kept gathering in the square until 2 a.m., and the café opened at 7 a.m. But when it was quiet, it was actually quiet.✦Translating