Prohibited parking, difficult access
6 Camino Viejos Pescadores, 11670, El Bosque
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A cobbled street near the beginning of the Majaceite trail, but current signs prohibit parking. Access is unsuitable for motorhomes because the streets are narrow, steep and difficult to manoeuvre. Cars can pass quickly at night, while weekends may become tight with parked vehicles. Overnight stays have occurred, but police patrols and the difficult access make this an unsuitable stop.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
We tried to get there, but quickly became disillusioned because the streets were very narrow and cobbled, making it impossible to manoeuvre and turn onto another street at a right angle. We ended up with the police, taking a one-way street in the wrong direction to get out and descend from the upper part of town. Very frightening. Not suitable for motorhomes.
It is a cobbled street near the start of the Majaceite River trail, but there are now no-parking signs. We arrived at night and stayed overnight. The police and Guardia Civil passed several times but did not say anything. Even so, we did not like it because cars drove quickly at night and a dog barked continuously. Roosters and hens can also be heard. Otherwise, it is nice.
Pleasant place to spend the night, with flat cobbled ground on a street with country houses and vegetable gardens on the outskirts of El Bosque. Two minutes' walk from the start of the Majaceite River trail. The only issue is that Felipe the rooster will wake you at dawn.
The last 1,000 metres are along a rough cobbled road. Unpleasant for our motorhome. At weekends it is tight because of the many parked vehicles. We could not see the “spectacular view” at the site. We drove on.
We had a good night here. A car passes occasionally and sounds quite loud on the cobbles. Since it was summer, the neighbours stayed active until 1:30 a.m. Between then and 5 a.m. there was no noise. The rubbish truck passed several times. At 6 a.m. a great concert of countless roosters began throughout the mountains. We rested well, with shade at dawn.
