Shaded parking, heavy vehicles prohibited

Quiet place. The ground is uneven, but the parking spaces are level. 10–15 minutes’ walk from the historic centre. However, we moved to the motorhome area for the night, as we felt a little uncomfortable parking between the apartment buildings in spaces intended for residents.✦Translating

We parked on the road next to this car park, where we found shade. The car park shown here had somewhat uneven ground and no shaded spaces. Very quiet area near the park and various cafés and small supermarkets. The centre is easily reachable on foot.✦Translating

We stayed here for a few hours with our Sprinter L2H2 under 3.5 tonnes to visit the city. At the entrance to the gravel car park there is a sign prohibiting entry for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes.✦Translating

We didn't sleep here, but parked the motorhome to spend the day in Zaragoza. Quite a few potholes, but otherwise fine. About a 20-minute walk to El Pilar.✦Translating

We stayed for 2 nights without any problems. Our vehicle is 7.40 m and we were able to park at the back. Convenient and quiet at night. 20 minutes from the centre.✦Translating

The only car park in the city where we could still park our van. Very deep potholes and not particularly quiet, as it is right next to a main road. On the plus side, there is a good cycle path nearby leading directly into the city centre.✦Translating

Ideal for a day. It is a 25–30-minute walk to the centre. We went there to spend the evening and returned to sleep. There was a man sleeping in his car right next to us, making noise and lurking around. We did not feel safe. In addition, two other men spent half the night talking loudly a little further away.✦Translating

We used it to get close to the old town; it is a 20-minute walk towards the Puente de Santiago. There is an Alcampo very close by. On a Saturday afternoon during Holy Week it was practically deserted, so there was no problem parking a 5.99 m van in the shade of the pine trees. I imagine it is busier during the week. We walked past the Arrabal car park and it looked much fuller.✦Translating

We spent two nights there and it is a very quiet place. It is close to the centre, a fifteen-minute walk away. Surrounded by parks, great for children and/or dogs. Highly recommended!✦Translating

we stayed for one night. felt safe. it was a busy car park and I think we were the only campervan there. 20 walk to the cathedral which you can see from the car park, so head in that direction...☺️. would stay again

Good for visiting Zaragoza, although it is not very large and the spaces are narrow, so if it is very full you may not be able to park even when there are empty spaces. About a 15-minute walk from the centre.✦Translating

Quiet and very well located for going into the centre, with a supermarket nearby. However, there is no space for a motorhome; you need to get two spaces to park properly. Noise from people because it is right next to a park.✦Translating

Great, flat, close to the city, with a water point in the nearby park. Beautiful Zaragoza, thank you...✦Translating

Perfect for visiting the city, 20 minutes’ walk from the cathedral. Fairly busy car park, possible to park a 6.5 m motorhome. Fine for spending the night.✦Translating

We arrived around 13h, parked there and went to sightseeing without any issues. There are plenty of shops in the area.

Perfect car park for visiting the city; the historic centre is 15 minutes away. We had no problems at all staying overnight. Very quiet in the evening; we returned around 11:30 p.m. and everything was peaceful. Highly recommended!✦Translating