Paid day parking, no overnight

Positive: I found a parking space around midday even during high season. Negative: €18 for 6 hours is steep, and this was not very clear at the entrance. Though perhaps that was partly my fault. The payment did not work on the first attempt (the credit card was charged but then refunded), and I blocked the exit. I was not the only one.✦Translating

Easy to find a parking spot even in July. Worth to park here and take a hike to Savica waterfall.

Nice daytime parking with lots of space.✦Translating

Great parking for daytime visits to the lake and beach.✦Translating

Large, crowded car park in front of the campsite. €3 per hour, no time limit. Daytime parking only. Partly shaded, with gravel and sloping spaces. The lake is within walking distance. Fine with dogs.✦Translating

Normal paid parking at €3 per hour during high season. Not exactly cheap, but there are really no free alternatives around the entire lake. What a shame.✦Translating

Very large car park with plenty of space. You only have to cross the neighbouring campsite to reach the lake. However, expensive, like many car parks in Slovenia unfortunately.✦Translating

It is difficult to find a space without driving around repeatedly. €3 per hour, what can you say.✦Translating

€12 for almost 4 hours. A typical Slovenian car park: spaces are not marked, and they let you enter even when there is no room. Chaos inside, with cars and vans driving around and waiting for someone to leave. A complete disaster. In Slovenia, motorhomes are clearly not welcome, as shown by the parking and motorhome-area prices.✦Translating

Inaccessible for very large motorhomes. Be careful: the car park was very full even in February. We went to the bus parking area at the very end of the road.✦Translating

We could not stay at the campsite because it was full. This option is fine for excursions, and there is a lovely path to the lake. But for a motorhome, parking costs €3 per hour.✦Translating