Fortress parking, overnight prohibited

Directly below the castle, two larger parking areas; there is no prohibition sign. Restaurant, toilet, and bin available.

Very good for leaving the van parked while visiting.

Exceptional view; the gates close at 3:30 p.m., so there is plenty of space afterward without any problem. A 9-meter bus is no problem! Police patrol at 8:30 p.m.; there were two motorhomes and no problem! Not to be missed: entry to Acrocorinth is free, hiking shoes mandatory ;)

Magnificent, peaceful and natural place at the foot of the castle. Overnight stay in April 2025.

Unfortunately closed until Tuesday, March 11, because of filming. No possibility of visiting the fortress. What a shame.

Small parking area. As a camper, you take spaces away from visitors.

The castle is incredibly beautiful. But the road there becomes narrow. I recommend that nobody come here on Sundays, public holidays, or around lunchtime. You will not be able to turn around when the whole road is full of parked cars. I warned you. It gets absolutely packed.

Perfect for visiting the site. Easily accessible for any type of vehicle.

We only did the hike and did not sleep there, but waking up to that view must certainly be worthwhile. The parking area at the lower lot was level.

Good mobile reception, otherwise no services. Magnificent view.

Perfect parking for the free visit. Relatively level. Magnificent view.

Large parking space, easy access. Fantastic views & cool breeze. We decided not to stay due to previous comments/issues & as it was a Saturday.

Magnificent view; we stopped for just 15 minutes because the castle was closed (it closes at 3 p.m.). No problem with a 7.20-meter motorhome.

Superb view at the foot of the castle with free entry. Very quiet, but beware of the wind. No services.

Great spot with a view of the Gulf of Corinth. Allow at least 2–3 hours for the fortress. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed in the fortress.