18 Calle Rosa Chacel, 47260, Cabezón de Pisuerga
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This quiet parking area on the edge of town has a children’s playground, tree shade, and the Pisuerga nearby. Overnight stays have recently been reported without problems, although rain can turn the ground into mud and create a risk of getting stuck. There is litter, some shade is available only in parts of the parking area, and many dog walkers pass by.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Children's playground, with the Pisuerga River alongside. We stopped for lunch; it is a very quiet place.
At this time of year, absolutely not recommended. After all the rain, it is a mud bath and you have to worry about getting stuck.
We spent a quiet night here, and my daughter was able to play on the playground in the morning. A small path leads to a body of water. Beautifully situated on the edge of town. Unfortunately, there is a lot of rubbish, as is so often the case in Spain. Many people walk by with dogs.
No problem spending one night.
Very quiet, and the park is immaculate. There is shade, though not throughout the whole parking area.
The place is not particularly appealing, although it works for spending the night because it is fairly quiet. There is a fountain but no tables, so it is not a picnic area. There is a somewhat outdated playground suitable only for very young children. The surroundings deserve more attention from whoever is responsible for keeping them cleaner.
Spot in a neighborhood parking area, surrounded by residential buildings. Perhaps because we arrived at night, we did not feel comfortable and turned back. But I think it could be good; it had several advantages.
Playground and shade, yes, but I could not find any tables.
We parked to have lunch. Quiet place with a playground for the children. It may be possible to spend the night without problems, but we did not.
Great! Our two daughters, aged six and four, loved being able to play. Absolutely no noise, with a small spring downhill. The only drawback: the ground is mined with droppings in some places! Watch where you step!
Fine for the day. But on Friday evening, when we were there, eight young men repeatedly drove a car sideways across the area. We preferred to continue driving to find some peace and sleep. The fountain was turned off, probably because of frost.