Shaded parking, awkward access

When we arrived, seeing the vehicles being dismantled, we turned around and left.

We spent a quiet night with several other campers. Access is a little awkward but manageable with a 7-meter vehicle; watch out for the trees. Dirt ground. No services. Our spot had a noticeable slope. Free and convenient for visiting the city.

Great parking. Yes there are pot holes and trees but you just have to be careful. We parked here as road to castle was closed. In the morning we were moved on by police but think they were closing carpark as they were stopping all cars entering. We were advised to park at castle.

No other motor homes here, parking restricted with huge potholes and large boulders placed purposefully in the entrances. Lots of undesirable men wandering around even at 4pm. We moved on and I would strongly advise you not to park here and leave it for the residents, for which it was designed for.

We spent the night here despite the comments. We slept peacefully without any problems. Quite a few caravans stayed overnight too. In the afternoon, we left the camper parked while visiting the town, and there were no problems either.

Excellent parking for spending the night and visiting the town and the Salvador Dalí Museum during the day.

Busy and dusty car park. Ok for one night.

Good place for visiting the Dalí Museum, about 15 minutes away. The night was quiet. The ground is uneven and sloping. Wheel chocks are useful.

We did not stay overnight. It was midnight on a Monday in October, and the entrance was full of groups of young people. We did not feel safe, so we left.

Relatively quiet. Kept very clean. Idyllic. We stayed one night without any problems.

We stayed here for an afternoon to visit the city. When we returned to the camper, it was intact and there were no problems. Quite a lot of shade and many spaces.

I do not recommend it. Not suitable for large vehicles. A road with large potholes, part of the parking area is sloped, and trees obstruct passage for tall vehicles. In short, it is a car park. At 3 p.m. it is almost full. No real benefit.

We spent the night alone without any problems, although we had been worried by the comments. It is quiet and shaded. Later, when we went up to the castle, we saw the other, larger parking area with tables, but no shade.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT! From the moment we parked, a car with two men kept driving around nearby and watching us. When we went to sleep, they parked opposite us. We ended up calling the police; they identified them and told us to leave because Figueres and La Jonquera were not safe due to the many thefts.

We settled in intending to stay the night. Large parking area with flat spaces. However, we left after being approached by a man who explained in Catalan that thieves operating on motorcycles were active. He kept walking and driving back and forth. We preferred to leave. Maybe we were overreacting, but still…

We were here on a Sunday evening. The place was very busy and noisy, with many cars coming and going. In the morning there were trucks. There was also some kind of factory noise at night. No shade. We do not recommend sleeping here, but it is suitable for visiting the Dalí Museum.

Free, shaded parking area—great, with no height limit! Everything can be done on foot from the parking area. There is a park just a few steps away. At night, the parking area is very quiet.

Great spot for a smaller camper. We parked around 1 p.m. and could still choose from several spaces where our 6-meter camper fit perfectly. Two hours later it was quieter and we left easily.

Very crowded during the day. Difficult to drive through with a motorhome. Once the parking area is empty, it is no problem.

Convenient parking for visiting the Dalí Museum. Nothing special, but free and with no height limit.

Very pleasant place with good connections to the city center, about a 10-minute walk. Highly recommended: quiet and safe for spending the night.

Safe and central. You are not alone. No services. Short walk to the center.

The flat parking area was full, so we parked a little higher up on a slope and were alone for the night. No problems, but the place is dusty and busy in the morning. We should have parked at the car park 400 meters farther away. Free and close to the center—15 minutes to visit the Dalí Museum and stroll through the streets—so it still has that advantage.

Someone tried to steal our two bicycles that night, but failed thanks to two U-locks fastened together and attached to the bike rack. We heard nothing. Avoid this parking area at night.

I stayed one night and someone stole my bike (old cheap bike, locked on a tree next to my van). Apart from this: ok to stay over night or to visit the city. Very crowded during daytime. Almost empty by night.

Large parking area with plenty of space, but low trees. Also be careful when entering the far interior, as there is only one exit and some cars park in the middle.

Large, flat, quiet dirt parking area, but with many low trees.

We arrived at 2:30 p.m.; the parking area was only 60% full of local cars. Plenty of room for our motorhome, even for large vehicles. The parking area was quiet at night, but for us it was a horror during gusts of wind force 8, which made the motorhome shake and tremble. At 10 a.m. the parking area was 80% full.

We had a very peaceful stay, with silence throughout the night and a large camper community. Ideal if you are traveling with animals.

We spent one night and one day here with a VW T6. We were not disturbed. The parking area is close to the Dalí Museum, about a 15-minute walk. Locals start arriving to park here around 8 a.m.

This is a public parking area, but it is in a particularly quiet location. The ground is a little dusty. I recommend that anyone with a long camper position themselves so they can leave easily.

This parking area is used by residents of Figueres for work and shopping. It is neither normal nor ethical to offer it to motorhomes. It should be removed from Park4Night.