Station parking, too narrow for vans

This carpark is always full, commuters during the day and military personnel at night. Spaces are limited and very narrow, too narrow for any van. The place is very noisy, there's trains all day long, buses that shoot down like there was no tomorrow and cars constantly looking for parking. I've noticed military personnel very particular about wanting to park on camera, not sure about safety.

doesn't get better than this to visit Rome. we managed to find a spot during the night and slept for one night in the parking with a big van but it seems like we were lucky as it was full all the time. it was not a good night sleep because the trains start departing at 5 o clock in the morning

Ideally located for visiting Rome by train, €1 per journey per person and a 10-minute trip. However, the ticket office is closed, so tickets must be bought online. The parking area is under video surveillance. Very few spaces, suitable only for vans or small panel vans, so you need some luck! There is also some weekday traffic during rush hour.✦Translating

Small parking area, often full, but we were lucky to find a space when we arrived at 10 p.m. We slept there for two nights. Very quiet and well monitored; there are cameras and the police passed every day, smiling at us. The train to Rome runs very frequently, only 10 minutes and €1. An ideal place to sleep peacefully and visit the city.✦Translating

The parking area is small and was already full of local cars. It is not particularly suitable for motorhomes and does not seem especially welcome either. Two campers were there, so it is possible. However, we drove on because we did not feel safe; it is freely accessible to everyone and is in a remote military area.✦Translating

Parked for a couple of days for our visit to Rome. Verified to be safe because of the security cameras and military installations. The parking gets full in the mornings so we recommend either coming at night or before peak hours in the morning. You can’t seem to purchase train tickets at the seemingly unmanned station so we bought tickets on the Trainline app (we tried the official website but it was a tad complicated). 1 euro one way as mentioned by the other users.

We spent three days and two nights here. In the morning, a local resident came to welcome us and offer us water. There are at least eight cameras, and it is a military area. The train takes 10 minutes to reach central Rome, with one to three trains per hour from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.! The drawback is the noise, but with earplugs it is fine. Small motorhomes only, as these are normal parking spaces.✦Translating

A small parking area with surveillance cameras. The train to Roma Termini takes 12 minutes and costs €1. I could not buy a ticket on the way there because everything was closed, but I boarded the train without any problem. On the way back, I bought a ticket at the Rome station. Without a doubt, a good place to park away from the city center.✦Translating

Right next to the station. Ten minutes to Rome; the last train arrives at 11 p.m. Quite busy in the morning, so difficult for light sleepers. Cameras everywhere provide security. No sanitary facilities.✦Translating

Ideal parking for visiting Rome. Trains run regularly and take less than 10 minutes to the central station.✦Translating