Small quiet area, tight pitches

Beautiful aire in a beautiful village. The space is very tight, but it is fine. The only problem was that a neighbor's badly parked car prevented us from maneuvering to fill and empty the tanks.✦Translating

Small spaces, very difficult maneuver to access the emptying area; motorhomes no longer than 6.5 meters.✦Translating

We spent a very peaceful night, and the children really enjoyed the playground. Areas for improvement: the spaces are very tight for 7-meter campers, and the service area has very difficult access. This could easily be solved by creating access from the other side, removing the stones that block the way, and installing an exit barrier.✦Translating

Smart option: Morales de Toro. Free area with easy access and no complications. Good bakery opposite. Bars and restaurants where you can eat very well. In Toro, they charge for a parking area with risky access for large vehicles—you could leave with bad memories. So go here, park outside town, see the village, and leave.✦Translating

Level area, but most spaces are very tight (7 m), bordered by sidewalks, except for a small section at the back, space 4. Entry is via an app. Filling and emptying have difficult access. It has beautiful views, a playground, tables and benches, and the city is very close on foot, with plenty to visit. It is a shame that the spaces are so tight and arranged impractically.✦Translating

Interesting place to visit. I recommend getting information at the tourist office. Very quiet motorhome area close to the village. The water service area is poorly designed, requiring several maneuvers to access it with a 6-meter camper.✦Translating

Access is only possible via the internet/app. We gave up after learning that, in addition to our name/license plate, we would have had to provide our date of birth and ID number. All that to pay €6 for a rather below-average site overlooking an industrial area. There was also an unpleasant smell. So we drove on.✦Translating

Very quiet area (on the weekend). Access to the service area is difficult. Large motorhomes fit properly only in the four spaces at the back. The village deserves a leisurely visit and is highly recommended. We thank the municipality for the area, although it would be advisable to review the layout to make it more functional, especially for large motorhomes.✦Translating

The location is excellent, very close to the historic center, with renovated stairs. However, the layout of the area makes no sense, especially for motorhomes 7 meters or longer. To use the water area and to leave, you have to perform complicated maneuvers.✦Translating

Small area but perfectly located, very close to the collegiate church of Toro.✦Translating

A beautiful and very practical location for visiting Toro, with incredible views. It is advisable to pay in advance before arriving via the app to avoid delays at the entrance. The only negative point is the design of the water filling/emptying area: a very, very complicated maneuver. Thanks for this facility.✦Translating

A very beautiful and clean parking area; entry must be made via the app on site. It has all the services of an aire for €6. Very quiet place, and the town is very close.✦Translating

Let's see. Only one useless tap—the one for cleaning the toilet cassette; the fresh-water tap is locked with a padlock. Level dirt surface. Spaces are marked out and narrow, arranged contrary to common sense and difficult to maneuver in for emptying water. Good Wi-Fi. To get to the center, there is a fairly steep uphill walk. Quiet at night.✦Translating

Hello! Entry via the TripStop app or website, €6 per day. Flat, clean, and central. Services in perfect condition. Best regards.✦Translating

Very quiet area; a dog barked at night, but it was fine. We reserved and paid via the app without any problems. People complain about the maneuvers, but they must be poor drivers because I had no problems with a 7.5-meter motorhome. The center is very close, and the city is very charming and welcoming.✦Translating

Area with difficult access. Tight curves and a steep slope. Large motorhomes scrape the branches on the access road. Unpaved. There are seven spaces for vehicles up to 6 meters; four large motorhomes fit at the back. Service-area maneuvering is complicated. Payment must be made before use at the tourist office, 15 minutes each way. Large motorhomes can use the free parking at the village entrance opposite Repsol. Spacious and level. Dumping areas are dirty. The rear spaces are covered in excrement.✦Translating

Great spot, without electricity. Our vehicle is 8 m long and the trailer 3 m. We were able to reverse into a large space. It was no problem at all in the off-season.✦Translating

Municipal area with a €6 fee. All water and drainage services. Very flat and close to the city center.✦Translating

(09/10/2025) Paid area for motorhomes. Climb 94 steps to reach the center. The town is known for its wine designation of origin. Compact gravel pitches, marked out and without shade. The spaces were designed against the direction of entry and exit. You must pay for the stay at the Tourist Office in the Main Square. Water services are available. Quiet night.✦Translating

Beautiful site with a fantastic view. Everything very clean. No smell! Because of the bright lighting, we parked right at the back. Then we slept very well and peacefully. Highly recommended!✦Translating

Aire very difficult to access with a 7.5-meter motorhome and trailer. Once there, there are only small spaces, and traveling people are well established there. We are leaving.

Beautiful, quiet, central place. However, the dumping area is too dirty and smells bad. The water service tower is also loose. So many flies!

The idea is good, but there is no shade, the flies eat you alive, and the smell from a nearby pig farm is unbearable. The woman at the tourist information office is extremely pleasant and friendly. The village is beautiful.

Thanks to the municipality for this lovely aire with breathtaking views. Six spaces for vans, but only three for vehicles 6 m and longer: a little tight, but perhaps the work is still underway? Thanks anyway.

I can only give four stars because there is no electricity. I have a 7.3-meter motorhome and had no problems getting there. It is steep but manageable. Everything is working, including filling and emptying. Do not forget to go to the tourist information office and pay €6. If you do not pay, the police come and fine you. There are not 18 spaces, only six marked spaces, but room for about 10 or 12 motorhomes at most.

Difficult access for motorhomes over 7 m. The surface of the area is unfinished. Electrical hookup points could have been installed. We spent a quiet, noise-free night. Facilities for emptying gray water and toilets, as well as filling with water. The area is 10 minutes from the center of Toro.

Difficult access for vehicles over 7 m. Very steep slope with curves which, with the cobbled surface, would probably make leaving difficult when wet. Small spaces. Once again, surely nobody asked a motorhome user before designing it. Toro is a very beautiful town with great historical interest and excellent cuisine, and it deserves a better area.

Very well-equipped aire, except for large motorhomes because the spaces are too small. It is possible to park outside. Quiet apart from the birdsong.

Fine small site with eight spaces. A small playground in the middle. Waste sorting. Fantastic view over the valley. Beautiful large church: Santa Maria la Mayor. Pay at the entrance. Castle: La Beltraneja. We only saw it from the outside. Pay €6 at the Tourist Office for overnight stays; it is near the church.

Beautiful spot, great view. Black- and gray-water disposal. Short walk up stairs into town. Excellent restaurants with very friendly people.

The access is somewhat tricky, but with a little care you can enter and leave without problems. I have a motorhome over 7 meters long; the spaces are tight and the payment system could be improved, but the town center is a short walk away. It is appreciated that we can have places like this. Quiet and noise-free site. This is my second visit to the town, which has a lot of life.

The area is in a place with very poor access, and the spaces are tiny. If it rains, front-wheel drive slips on the slope and cobblestones. A shame for an area in such a location.

You can see that it has been neglected and lacks cleanliness.

Good place. During the grape harvest festival there was not a sound. The dumping services were blocked, but we did not need them, so everything was perfect. Thanks, Toro.

If you pay €6, at least the area should be clean and maintained. The good thing is that it is level; the bad thing is that access is very poor, with a steep incline. Filling and emptying also require maneuvering, and there is dog excrement everywhere. Toro deserves something much better for motorhomes. They do not even make payment convenient in this digital age.

Good area; the black-water drain needs cleaning. It is blocked by the use of non-biodegradable sanitary wipes. Their use should be avoided. Payment (€6) must be made at the tourist office in the Main Square. Very peaceful at night.

We passed through today (7 September 2024). Lovely town; we stopped to eat at the clean aire. The previous comments have been taken into consideration. Thanks to the municipality for this effort.

No maintenance. Dirty place.

The photos look better than reality. Completely neglected by the town council. It is almost better to look for a car park.