Calm parking, unwelcoming attitudes
Motorway, Lliden
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A parking area on several levels, with some spaces uneven or sloping, and an alternative at the nearby gas station. Nights are generally calm, and the station provides clean toilets and a shop. A fountain with potable water is available in the flatter spaces, but local attitudes toward campers may be unwelcoming.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
We arrived at night and drove on in the morning. Quiet night, clean toilets at the petrol station, very friendly. However, one of the residents was unfriendly and told us off in the morning for sitting on the stone tables.
not very even parking places. spent here a night, was calm and silent. however in the morning a monk(?) came and he didn't look very impressed by us, not sure if they are welcome campers.
Just before the petrol station, turn right next to the three small altars with church miniatures. There is a road leading through the gate. You will find sloping parking spaces, but at the end there are level ones with a fountain flowing well, with drinking water. A local told me he drinks it. There is also a lovely picnic area with tables and a monastery at the top of the hill.
