57 Calle Eras de Arriba, 19245, Pálmaces de Jadraque
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A quiet, fairly level parking area beside the reservoir, with excellent views and space for around 6 caravans. There are no services, but an organic rubbish bin is available. The small access road has little traffic, and the village with a bar can be reached on foot.
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We slept very well. Quite flat and little traffic. Right by the reservoir with wonderful views. There is an organic-waste bin.
Beautiful place by the lake and the small road. A few cars pass by, but it is still very pleasant. Very lovely view. And for once, it is fairly clean; we hope it stays that way, as that is everyone's responsibility! Thank you.
We followed an initial route via Waze, but it was impassable due to extremely deep ruts. I think even a 4x4 would struggle. There is another spot opposite: stay on the road, keep the village on your right, head towards the dam, and on your right you will see a car park with access to the lake. We spent one night there: no noise, magnificent view, and swimming. Superb.
Privileged location next to the reservoir's swimming area. The only drawback is that it was not level. There are no services, but you can walk to the village, which has a bar. The area has space for about six caravans.
Picturesque and quiet village with a good ...
We slept there in November, completely alone, and heard no noise. A beautiful autumn landscape. The ground is fairly level.
Beautiful, quiet place by the road with no traffic, great for sleeping. Be careful when leaving: the road continuing to the right is a dead end, and after the dam you end up at a gate.
Spectacular place to spend a weekend. We came with our kayak and spent the day exploring the reservoir and doing some hikes. Very quiet site. There are containers for disposing of rubbish.
Good place to spend the night, very quiet next to the village of Jadraque. There is no lighting, perfect for stargazing. You wake up just 20 metres from the reservoir. We shared it with two vans and a caravan.