61 Via Castello Stiffe, 67028, Stiffe
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Free gravel parking suitable for an overnight stay before visiting the Stiffe caves. Recent reports describe quiet nights, with some nearby noise until midnight, while paid water, unloading and electricity are available at the cave ticket office. The caves are reached by an uphill road with about 100 metres of elevation, taking 30-40 minutes on foot. The parking is lower down and away from the entrance.
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Listing data updated 2 months ago
Listing data updated 2 months ago
Excellent free parking for spending the night before visiting the caves, although it is advisable to go there by motorhome anyway. Very peaceful and quiet night, with some noise nearby in the evening until midnight. Fresh-water and waste-water services and electricity are available for a fee at the cave ticket office.Translating
Poorly maintained parking area, but a quiet night. I confirm the presence of a reception centre, but it did not bother me.Translating
Adjacent to a very noisy reception centre.Translating
Down below and far from the Stiffe Caves. Unless you want to take a monotonous, long uphill walk on asphalt, it is not worth using in the low season, even with large motorhomes. You can easily drive to the square in front of the cave entrance, as the buses do, turn around and park along the road to visit the caves.Translating
Large, level gravel parking area, also suitable for large motorhomes. No services. The only way to the cave is uphill along the road, about 100 metres of elevation and a 30–40 minute walk, also passing the Trattoria Le Grotte. A few cars can park along the road in front of the cave entrance, but no larger motorhomes. Admission costs €14 per person and is only available in Italian.Translating
The only parking area for visiting the caves. It is not as large as stated. Arrive well in advance to be sure of finding a place. The free shuttle to the caves only runs from August 14, and even then you need to arrive at least 30 minutes before your cave reservation. Do not count on the water services because cars are parked in front of them.Translating
Fine for one night, but if you arrive in the evening there is no shade at all—it was 36 degrees today. All services are locked, and to use them you have to go to the cave ticket office. A little remote. Free if you park without using the services. Cost with services unknown.Translating
Large motorhome area 4 km from the cave entrance, flat, with water and waste disposal available at this time. The padlock appears to be broken. Electricity is requested. The key to the padlocks is at the cave ticket office. Reserve the cave visit online, as it is very busy. Access to the cave by large motorhome is difficult.Translating
Perfect area for sleeping one night. At the moment, loading and unloading are available without restrictions. Exact starting point for visiting the Stiffe Caves. Recommended.Translating
The parking area exists, but the walking route for a trip up the mountain was impassable. I advise against coming here; it was a waste of time.Translating
Hard-packed dirt and gravel area, with waste disposal closed by a barrier and the fresh-water tap supposedly closed but forced open. The rest of my group arrived for dinner and complained about loud music until late. I arrived at 3:20 a.m. and everything was switched off. Unfortunately, the shuttle to the caves is uncertain. We drove up in the motorhomes because walking is difficult. But the caves are worth it.Translating