12 Avenida Eusebio González, 10140, Guadalupe
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A large, free public parking area with flat concrete surfaces, close to Guadalupe’s historic center and monastery. The monastery is about 10 minutes away on foot, and a supermarket and petrol station are nearby. There are no motorhome services, while the public toilets are poorly maintained. Nights can be quiet, but morning traffic may be noisy.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Perfect place to visit this beautiful and charming village.
Very large mixed parking area—free, with no services—10 minutes on foot from the monastery.
Parking very close to the monastery, flat and paved, and very large. The monastery visit takes 45 minutes and costs €6 per person. Guadalupe is very interesting to visit. We did not sleep there.
Completely flat parking area, perfect for visiting the village. The parking area has no motorhome services, but there are public toilets.
We spent a very peaceful night here, and the parking area is close to the cathedral. We recommend it!
We spent the night here. It is a quiet, level parking area very close to the historic center of Guadalupe. It is a shame the toilets are not maintained, because it would otherwise be perfect despite having no other services.
Spacious parking area. Nicely level, with no services, 5 minutes from the Plaza Mayor, all uphill. Very close by is a Coviran supermarket that opens every Sunday, and a petrol station opposite.
The parking area is fine and close to the monastery, which is impressive. But to access it, it is better to take the first entrance marked Guadalupe, because the second sends you through the middle of the village.
Place without services, but it is worth visiting the village. The monastery is beautiful. We spent a very peaceful night there.
Spacious parking area. Level ground. We only parked to visit the village. It is 10 minutes, with some uphill sections, from the Plaza Mayor. There is a Coviran supermarket nearby and a petrol station opposite.
Quiet place to spend the night. The village is next door, and you have everything you need. Supermarket nearby and services inside the parking area.
Public parking area without services. Good for visiting the nearby village. The public toilets are very neglected and dirty. Good for overnight stays. Petrol station opposite.
Great for spending the night. There were seven motorhomes, and it is very close to the village. The meal deals are very reasonably priced, and visiting the monastery is wonderful; at the end, a very friendly monk welcomes you and shows you the Virgin. Everything must be paid for in cash, both the monastery and its gift shop. I also recommend visiting the tourist office.
Good parking for visiting this beautiful historic city. We did not stay overnight. The public facilities are in rather poor condition. There were about 5 motorhomes and a couple of buses.
A very level parking area. The facilities were not usable. There is nowhere to empty or fill water, and no electricity. A few minutes from the Sanctuary. There is a Covirán supermarket and a petrol station nearby. If the town council improved some facilities, water and electricity, it would be perfect. Thanks to the town council for its efforts, and we hope to return.
Perfectly adequate parking for visiting the monastery; quiet night, we were 5 motorhomes, perfect.
Adequate parking for visiting the monastery. We spent a quiet night there.
Ideal for visiting the town!
Ideal for spending one night and seeing the town. Level spaces, opposite a petrol station and just 50 meters from a supermarket. The police came by at night just to check that everything was okay. The parking lot's public toilets have no light and are dirty.
A good place to spend the night. Very close to the town. There are no filling or emptying facilities, but there are toilets, although they are somewhat dirty. Opposite a petrol station and a supermarket. There were many motorhomes spending the night.
We spent New Year's Eve here. The location is perfect: it is in a quiet area but close to the center, and in 5 minutes you are in front of the monastery. There is a petrol station directly opposite where you can get propane, and a Covirán next door in case you need anything. The only thing that could be improved is the toilets, which are abandoned, have no light, and the doors have no locks.
Good parking, with spacious spaces. We stopped to visit the town; it has facilities.
We only stopped to visit the monastery and its streets, so it seemed like a great place to leave the motorhome, since you are in the square in 5 minutes. The visit is highly recommended; it is a beautiful town.
Great parking for visiting the pleasant town. Everything is within walking distance. Plenty of nice bars and restaurants nearby. Local bus drivers also park their tour buses here. They start working very early, so I was woken by their reversing beepers. But well... they have to go to work and I could turn over and go back to sleep, so I really shouldn't complain.
The place is nice and quiet at night, but very busy during the day, especially on weekends. The slope is fine. The downside is that there are no water services.
I slept in the lower one, next to the petrol station. Visiting Guadalupe and its fantastic monastery was an absolute pleasure. The €7 was the best money I have ever spent. It is majestic. I would do it a thousand times over. I asked the petrol station staff and they told me I could sleep there without any problem.
A quiet parking lot very close to the monastery, with a petrol station opposite; there is a water tap 100 meters away. Thanks to the town council; let's take care of the place.
We parked in the lower parking lot, opposite the petrol station. As of today, the tourism website says you can park and stay overnight without problems, although there are no facilities. We stayed overnight and had a peaceful night. Visiting the town is highly recommended.
The parking lot next to the petrol station is better. Quite spacious and level. There is a sign indicating facilities, although I did not use them.
Good place for visiting and spending the night; please respect the rules.