Unnamed Road, 50682, Artieda
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A flat riverside wild spot suitable for several campers, with a small beach, strong current and shade in the morning and evening. The access is stony, narrow and difficult, with a steep, uneven section; recent reports say it is not suitable for motorhomes. The river is pleasant for cooling off, but mosquitoes are common and the highway can be heard faintly.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
We followed the advice to get out of the car and inspect the road to assess whether our car could manage it (a Seat Leon). The only problem is a small dip and climb halfway along, with ledges and lots of stones. The place is beautiful and peaceful, with many mosquitoes, as expected next to a river. The sunset from there is beautiful!
Super quiet and flat spot. Access is borderline for a Fortyvan and impossible for a motorhome. Shade in the evening and morning, which is not insignificant.
This is what van life is about: peace in the middle of nature, alone in the world.
The spot itself is awesome, had a good sunset. The small road to it was a bit iffy, also with branches leaving little scratches on the van. But still worth it
Great spot. We stayed for two days and two nights, alone in the world, with the gentle, relaxing sound of the river. Access was easy for our Renault Trafic; the track is in good condition except for one somewhat steep and rough 20-meter section.
Based on the comments, we were afraid to go there, but the road is still quite accessible if you carefully choose where to place your wheels! Very peaceful night, with no light pollution and an incredible view of the stars in the evening. The river water was still pleasant at this time of year.
Beautiful place, but the access road is not for beginners! Very narrow, rocky and partly steep. We made it through with a 6 m Fiat Ducato.
Great place. We arrived at night, but even then access was feasible with a van. You can hear the highway a bit, but the waterflow surpasses it. The river was not very deep but enough to cool down in. Plenty of place for multiple campers but we were alone. Recommended.
Access was almost impossible by car, with a Corsa and rooftop tent. We had to leave because we could not reach it, and we had great difficulty getting out, having to chock the wheels.
Come down via the N-240. Very quiet and isolated spot. Lots of dust if it is windy. Be careful: access is somewhat difficult for low vehicles, with 30 m of steep descent and a path with tall grass and bushes in the middle. Be careful if you do not have an under-engine plate.
Perfect place. We took the small spot next to the beach for swimming; the water was cold, but very pleasant after a day of hiking.
The place is incredible, but I recommend parking on the road and walking the route first! It is not suitable for every vehicle.
Very peaceful and we slept well for one night. Quiet breakfast by the river. Access via a track, ideal for vans and 4x4s.
Very beautiful place to spend the day and night. The river is suitable for swimming, although there is quite a strong current and the water was cold.
Great spot right on the banks of the Aragón. The road is as described. No problem with a van in dry weather. Staying there for one night was no problem! Everyone had privacy, with three vans in total and plenty of space between them.
Great spot! The description and previous comments were very helpful in deciding where to camp.
Wonderful place right on the river—completely secluded, with a great view and the sound of rushing water. No prohibition sign, but the access road is narrow and bumpy, definitely only for smaller vehicles or 4x4s. Be careful during or after rain; otherwise, highly recommended!
What a peaceful place. We slept right next to the river, completely alone, in September. The river runs strongly and we did not dare swim or even let the dogs swim. But that meant we slept to the relaxing sound of the water. A ten-out-of-ten spot.
Passing through for one night, it was great. Another van was on the spot, but it was more than large enough for two. No mosquitoes, and wild boars visited the opposite bank. Sound of the water.
The approach via the gravel road is somewhat arduous but manageable even without 4x4. You quickly realize the effort was worthwhile. We stayed two nights, completely undisturbed. Especially considering the crowded places around Lake Yesa, we had our own little paradise here. Swimming and great views of the mountain landscape included.