Calle Rambla, 04149, Agua Amarga
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Daytime parking near the beach, with an active entry-height restriction for normal-size campers. Parking is free, but overnight stays are not allowed. The beach has clean showers and toilets, with disabled access; arriving early is advisable. Flooding is possible during high water, while parking is otherwise tolerated.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
There is currently a height restriction; flooding is possible during high water. Otherwise, parking overnight is tolerated.
Superb, near the beach and free! All amenities are available on the beach: clean showers and toilets. Wheelchair accessible. Remember to arrive early! I don't think it is possible to spend the night there.
There are already signs at the entrance prohibiting all of us motorhomes. No place to park on a Tuesday. A very exquisite village where they only want ordinary cars.
Just providing the information current today, 31/08/24: height clearance is 2.20 metres, not suitable for larger vans or motorhomes. A shame, because it is very central. You have to go outside the village, as there are signs prohibiting motorhome overnight stays.
Parking for spending the day at the beach. Magnificent view, very charming village. The beach has a shower for rinsing off before leaving and toilets. You can also go to Playa de Enmedio from this parking area; it takes 35–40 minutes on foot, but it is really worth it.
Height clearance control at 2.15 m—we have a California campervan and couldn't get through by 5 cm. But if you take the roundabout, there is a dirt parking area. Perfect for visiting the village or going to the beach.
Nothing interesting in the village; there are better options. They encourage you to go to the CamperPark after seeing the height barrier, charging €10 per night, €5 for services and €3 for electricity... and you can hear the road a lot.
16 October 2022. Height now limited to 2.15 m.
A disgrace, when further up there is one where you can park if you pay.
Height restriction under the pretext that it is in a flood channel; you cannot even park. Twenty-five metres further up there is a motorhome area belonging to an associate of the town hall, and there is supposedly no flood danger there. Thanks, town hall, for taking such good care of us motorhomers.