Flat free site, token services

Warning! Tuesday, 28 July 2026, 1:20 a.m.: a group of seven or eight young people were throwing stones at the motorhomes. Two stones hit our vehicle. Be careful!

Very wide street with plenty of space at the sides for large motorhomes. First get the tokens for electricity or water. Each token works for only one thing, selected with two buttons that are not clearly marked. The upper button activates the water, and the lower one stops it. We pressed the upper one first while testing and lost a coin, since we only wanted water.

The area is fine, but having to go to the sports centre to buy a token to operate the water is inconvenient. It is only 100 litres, so you run short if your tank holds 150 litres. A little grubby for an area where water is abundant.

Level pitches, accessible to all types of vehicles. Good Starlink connection. Fresh water, rubbish bins, electricity and waste disposal available. The site is normally free, but during the San Fermín festival it cost €11 per night. Quiet night. A few trees provide a little shade beside the pitches.

Quiet place to sleep. Thank you to the municipality.

Quiet place. The police pass several times a day. Water is paid for with tokens. Large park for walking. Bus nearby. Some smell of horse manure used in the urban gardens.

Great area to park to visit Pamplona- great to cycle into the city and explore. I was surprised to see no other review mentioned the smell- it’s stinky but a very unusual kind of stink , like cereal and manure ….. ok for one night but I couldn’t go on smelling it for much longer ! But physically a great spot :)

This is a great find for us or anyone who is into hiking or mountain biking. The mountain behind has endless trails. For anyone who just likes a quiet walk there are paths around the big park. There is plenty of space for all types of motorhomes. The parking is pretty flat but there is no shade. The police come here a couple times a day. There is a train track 100m away but it didn't bother us.

Parking on the roadside of a dead-end street. The street runs between two allotment gardens and a clearly audible railway. The street is lit at night. No shade. Water and waste services are partly payable on site. Recycling containers are also available. Fine for one night, but there are nicer places. Lots of white goods.

Quiet place, close to the centre, shopping area and a bus stop for going to Pamplona. The surroundings are beautiful for walking and cycling.

I'd give this 5 stars since it's free. I really don't get some people, complaining because things don't work. In my opinion, if it's free and in a nice spot, that's all you should expect! If it has any facilities, that's a bonus. There is a fabulous park & dog walks! It's way better than the other places in town, and we've tried them all! We'll be back x

On weekends there are many young people drinking in the street. The police should monitor this place a little more.

You can park here perfectly well with a camper. The system with water or electricity cards is unclear. The instructions are only in Spanish. There is a similar system for disposing of rubbish, so we did not understand it. We could not properly dispose of our rubbish, which is a shame. The two electrical sockets on the service column are also of little use with so many campers. All of this could be much better, but at least it was free.

Good park up on northern edge of city. Next to a school, so it gets busy at the end of the school day. It is nice to see families playing together at the skatepark though. You can walk over the footbridge across the railway to Eroski for groceries. There is a also a bar near there. Police visited twice but only to observe.

A fairly quiet area for spending the night, with free services. Far from the centre, but convenient for getting there by public transport.

Be careful at weekends. On Friday 27 December there was a party at a nearby school, and young people came there in their cars to drink and play music at full volume without any respect. We had to leave.

Very nice place for exploring Pamplona, with the school next door. A little noisy during the day, but everything within reasonable limits. Thumbs up.

Pleasant place, with a large area for walking. The bus is about 500 metres away; line 17 takes you to the centre of Pamplona in 15 minutes.

We spent one night here to visit Pamplona, although two nights had originally been planned. Cars drove back and forth until late, and people left their motorhomes running to heat them. The same happened in the morning. From 7:30 a.m., construction vehicles continuously drove past the motorhomes. Train within earshot. Rubbish bins available. Water is paid for, but I have no idea where to get the token. Somewhat complicated.

Very good area, with all services working.

Very pleasant site, with a feeling of safety. Large green park next door. Bus to the city centre 500 metres away. We spent two very quiet nights here. Recommended.

We had two very quiet nights.

We spent a quiet night here. It felt safe (we were scared with the comments from the other spots in the city). to use the services you need to buy tokens at the polideportivo.

Quiet and pleasant place. Paved and level. There is a very large and beautiful park next door for walking your dog and enjoying the area. Plenty of space. Recommended for an overnight stay.

An area that is more like a car park, but ideal for large motorhomes or those with trailers, close to shops and the city centre.

It is a pleasant and convenient area, 50 minutes on foot from the city centre. We spent the night here, but unfortunately some young people arrived last night honking and shouting, flying drones over the motorhomes. There was music during the night. It was not a good night. We were there on Saturday night, which explains all the noise.

Quiet, well located, close to the greenway. All services available. This is not a campsite, so avoid unpacking everything.

A really convenient stopover area! The walk to Pamplona city centre is completely flat and also follows the cycle path, so you can get there easily. There is no electricity, but it is still peaceful and never deserted.

Official and free motorhome area with facilities, maximum three days. Waste disposal is free. Water costs money, and electricity does too, although we do not know whether it works. Rubbish bins are also available. You can collect free water with a jerrycan at various places in the park. It is a dead-end street where you can park on both sides, with a turning circle at the end. Most motorhomes park lengthwise, otherwise the spaces are too short. Asphalt, reasonably level, sunny. Very quiet during the day, although there is a school, and completely quiet at night. Nice walk on the mountain along wood-carving art. Pamplona centre is easily reachable on foot in half an hour or by bicycle. At the back of the area, just after the allotments, there is a narrow path to the right. At the bottom, turn left and continue straight, initially alongside the railway. Regular police checks. You can also walk all the way up to the fort. A strenuous walk.

Nice stopover, roadside parking with important rules for conduct. Lovely park close by - great for dog walk. Cycle route into city which was less traffic busy than other cities and beautiful central square. City shows appreciation for Ernest Hemingway, at the bullring and cafe Iruna!

Excellent motorhome parking area. Clean surroundings, close to a school. The police carry out checks, so you feel safe. Unfortunately, there are only two electrical sockets for everyone, and I have no idea how that is supposed to work. For free, it is simply excellent. If we travel this way again, we will definitely stop here.

Thank you to the provider of this great stopover. Very handy for visiting Pamplona. We walked in to the city and spent the day exploring. We enjoyed coffee in the square and a fabulous, reasonably priced lunch at a lovely restaurant. Thoroughly recommend this stopover and a visit to Pamplona.

Good place, a little farther from the city than expected. There was a huge party in the city that day, although we never really found out why. It was extremely busy and lively. The only accessible place for our large, 9-metre camper.

Very nice place in Pamplona. You can walk the dog very well and we spent a quiet night here while passing through.

Very quiet night, a place I recommend. The police pass very regularly, several times during the night. The area is very well lit, with space around it for walking.

Many thanks to the municipality for this magnificent area. There is a cycle path to Pamplona, which we enjoyed visiting. We stayed two nights. The only drawback was that a car carried out tests on the path late in the evening; the police patrol regularly and fortunately it did not last long. The second night was disturbed by a dog barking from 2 to 5 a.m. Just bad luck!

calm and good services. bus into pamplona 10 mins from aire. thank you municipality.

Thanks to the municipality for this magnificent, calm and relaxing area in a great setting.

Very good for free daytime and overnight parking, even with a large motorhome. Ideal for visiting the city by bicycle, 15 minutes via cycle paths. Bus or walking also possible.

It is a street on the outskirts of the city, an hour's walk from Pamplona city centre. We did not stay.

Absolutely recommended for a visit to Pamplona. Quiet and spacious parking area with waste-disposal facilities. Easy to cycle into the city along the railway line and then take the lift to the old town. Supermarkets are also nearby.

Very quiet parking area with easy access. Convenient for visiting Pamplona by bicycle or bus; lines 16 and 17 are accessible after a good ten-minute walk and run frequently.