Shaded parking, rubbish and odours

It’s a quiet and remote location but there is SOOO much rubbish. The smell of human and dog faeces was to much we had to close the doors and windows.

I am pleased with this place because there is actually some shade, depending on how tall the vehicle is. I have never seen as much rubbish as here, and for the first time I tidied up a little around the motorhome.

Ita a nice area, under trees, with grass and dirt. Easy to find a flat spot. But it's full of garbage. We collected a full plastic bag around our van. Please do the same.

We spent two very quiet nights here. Just a few meters away there are garbage bins and a drinking-water fountain. However, many trees are cordoned off with ribbons, so the area may soon be changed or developed.

Decent place to spend the night, but only for sleeping and enjoying the peace, because there is an enormous amount of waste, which makes the place rather mediocre.

Excellent place to spend the night. Very close to Seville, with gas stations nearby. Many trees provide good shade. The place is large and when we visited there were some cars, but quite far apart. Perfect for getting away from it all, while the town is visible, so it feels safe.

We chose this place for its peace and greenery. During the day we went into Seville, and in the evening we returned here to sleep. We spent two nights alone. It is an unpaved area of the park and hermitage. The marked fountain is convenient and can also be reached on foot. In the morning you may see some dogs walking with their owners. Nobody disturbed us. Highly recommended!

Currently muddy but a wonderful, peaceful place.

It is nice and simple for resting, with plenty of shade under the trees, but there is a lot of dirt, broken glass, and you could puncture a tire or hurt yourself. I would not recommend sleeping there; it does not seem safe. It is only suitable for stopping to eat, for which it is perfect.

Excellent overnight spot, partly grass and partly sand. Large undeveloped area next to a church, with some shade from trees. Far enough from the roads for a peaceful night. In mid-November 2024 there were four campers, so it also felt safe. Close to the city. No rubbish or litter, so it is clean. Recommended and a full five stars for overnighting.

Relatively quiet, flat, and clean area for spending the night after visiting Seville.

Disused area outside the city for spending the night, but nothing more. Lots of rubbish (please take yours with you), and a few people walking their dogs in the morning. Isolated and not very reassuring, but we slept well without any problems. Bus nearby; 40 minutes to central Seville.

Young people come in the evening to light a bonfire and sing. We left.

3 stars because it’s convenient to the city. But it’s got lots of rubbish littered and broken glass (from bottles not break ins!) a few dog walkers and people late and early but no one bothered us. Stayed for 2 nights.

Quiet and shaded.

We arrived at around 1:30 a.m. and stayed only to sleep. The impression was excellent. We slept well.

Horrible parking, rubbish everywhere, broken bottles, dog droppings, cars driving past at high speed and raising an incredible cloud of dust, and finally a group of delinquent teenagers who, late at night, entertained themselves by throwing stones and bottles at the motorhomes.

If you are looking for a stopover on the way south and want to pass through Seville, it is a good option. We did not use it to visit the city. Overall it is quiet; there is some car and pedestrian traffic, but nothing excessive.

A beautiful, peaceful, spacious place with some greenery around it. You can stay here comfortably. The rubbish has been cleared.

I spent two very peaceful nights here and was completely alone in February. Yes, there is a lot of rubbish left by locals, but personally it did not bother me. It is about 8 km by bicycle to the Alcázar. Truly ideal for finding complete peace after a hectic day in the city. I enjoyed it.

Beautiful place, but completely deserted; it was a little too creepy for me…