151 CV-5590, 46267, Gabarda
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Landscaped recreational area among poplars, willows, elms and orange groves, beside the unfinished Puente del Rey. It has picnic and walking areas, a small cycle path along the Júcar, an old brick kiln and a small amphitheater. The site is directly beside the motorway and is currently very noisy and littered. Access includes a 2.40m-high underpass, although two alternative routes exist.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
It is really right alongside the motorway, so too noisy even for a nap. In addition, it is very dirty, with cans and packaging everywhere.Translating
Attention ⚠️ there is a bridge under the motorway with a height limit of 2.40 m.Translating
Quite peaceful even though the motorway is very close. Lovely cycling rides through the orange groves. Pay attention to the route because there is a 2.40 m bridge, but there are two other access routes. No services.Translating
I only read the comments later. A really beautiful place if it weren't for the rubbish and the motorway. Perfect for a break and a walk with the dog. It is a shame that something so nice is deteriorating.Translating
The approach is somewhat tricky because you have to go under the motorway. The route leads through orange groves, and the road farther east passes through an underpass that is only 2.40 m high. Turning around is possible but not easy. From Gavarda, use the Cami de la Barca and Cami de Quesada.Translating
Four stars because it is perfect for a meal or rest stop. Forget staying overnight—you are literally right beside the motorway. But the setting is magnificent, with ruins on one side and orange groves on the other.Translating
I can only agree with the previous comments. I was looking for a shady place near Valencia, and it is okay for one night, but the motorway noise is significant.Translating
The site is good for stopping for a while to rest and eat. I would not stay overnight here. There are shady trees. It is a shame that people are so dirty; there is rubbish everywhere. If you come from Valencia, you have to exit a little earlier and take an alternative route to avoid the tunnel, which has very limited height. Waze indicates it better than Google Maps.Translating
We stopped to eat and were surprised by how quiet and shady the area is. However, the navigation took us under the A-7, and the maximum height of the passage is 2.10 m. I do not know whether there is another route.Translating
A spacious area surrounded by nature, ideal for travelers with dogs, both for a stop and for spending the night. The only drawback is the noise from trucks at night.Translating