11 Carrer de Santa Bàrbara, AD300, Ordino
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Motorhome area with grey/black water dump, water fill, and electricity, plus 2-5 tight parking spots, near central Ordino. Water point frequently breaks or eats coins, and access/exit is narrow with a low, quick-closing barrier that has hit vehicles - drive carefully. Cost is roughly free for the first 30 minutes then around €0.50-1.20/hour depending on time of day. Central and convenient for visiting the village and a climbing wall nearby, but can be noisy from road traffic and often full. As of July 2026 several services were reported shut down or under repair.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Water point closed with a cover and padlock, and only two spaces for motorhomes.Translating
Attention. Apart from emptying grey water, all services are unavailable. In addition, there are two very narrow and useless spaces. A shame because the village is magnificent. There are also works under the bridge used to exit, with a height limit of 2.50 m. The attendant had to let us out through the entrance. In short, at the moment it is not worth going there.Translating
The services do not work and the entrance is very narrow.Translating
The parking spaces cannot be used because of an event taking place from June 26 to 29, but today, the 24th, the service pedestal is closed with metal sheets and cannot be used. It looks abandoned.Translating
Perfect for filling and emptying (we did not sleep there). Half an hour free and free emptying and filling services. It is a pleasure to have this place along the way. That said, be careful when leaving because it is very narrow!!Translating
We arrived and it was great; we were lucky, though, because there are only two spaces in the parking area. The price is excellent after 8 p.m.—€0.60 per hour. We do not know whether the water and electricity work because we did not need them; otherwise, the place is fine.Translating
They have installed a tap for fresh water and it is free, both the fresh water and the black-water service.Translating
For only 24 hours, far too expensive! The €2 water still does not work, so €2 wasted. I covered it with duct tape! There is rinse water at the toilet disposal valve via a tap that you have to keep pressed. It has no thread. With some ingenuity, I managed to fill the water tank there.Translating
Ideally located and fairly quiet in April. There was a little traffic but nothing disturbing.Translating
The water service does not work. You put €2 in the machine, press the button and no water comes out. The water at the black-water drain does work, but you cannot connect a hose.Translating
Paid parking after 30 minutes, so access to the service is free for 30 minutes. Not very practical, but this is rare in the principality. Everything was clean. Thanks to the town hall.Translating
Perfect for filling up with water! Thanks.Translating
We were able to empty our toilet and grey water and fill up with fresh water before heading into the mountains. Everything was free. You can also use the parking area free of charge for 30 minutes.Translating
Only two spaces for campers. Tight exit if you have a larger motorhome. The barrier closes quickly.Translating
I only went to empty the grey water, and when I went to pay it charged me nothing and told me I had 20 minutes to leave. The exit is next to the wastewater disposal point, and you have to maneuver to get out.Translating
There are only two spaces for motorhomes. The spaces are large, but if they are occupied, the rest is for cars and you cannot park. Wastewater disposal available.Translating
It deserves credit for existing, and given the lack of places in the region to empty tanks and get water, we make do. But the entrance is not simple and the exit is worse: with a 7.50 m vehicle, 2.20 m rear overhang and a bike rack, it was extremely tight. You really have to watch the passage, because you need to turn sharply to get under a bridge, and the barrier came down onto the bikes during the maneuver. Phew, no damage.Translating
Everything worked except it was 80 litres for 2 euros and then about 40 litres for the next 2 euros. Parking 30 cents for the time it took to empty and then fill up.
I had problems entering and leaving because they are very narrow and require a very sharp right turn. To be honest, I think motorhome travelers are not very welcome in Andorra.Translating
It is not an area, but a parking lot. We did not spend the night; we only went to empty. Caution for motorhomes longer than 7 metres: the exit is very narrow and you have to turn. We hit the post with our overhang. It is not an area, but a parking lot. Caution for motorhomes over 7 metres; the exit is very narrow and you have to turn. We hit the post with the overhang.Translating
Two spaces. A little tight getting in and out, but it fits easily. We only went in to fill up with water; it worked properly.Translating
Only two motorhome spaces, and they are sloped.
We were able to empty the motorhome. Be careful, the area is a little chaotic; we paid €2 and got no water. We used the paid parking to take a short walk around the town.
Be careful when leaving—danger!!! The barrier closes and can hit the motorhome and bike rack. It is very narrow; you have to watch the motorhome overhang and underside when leaving. On top of that, you must keep an eye on the barrier so it does not close. I recommend having someone guide you out and someone stay by the barrier sensor so it does not close.
The water does not work. You can empty and clean the toilet.
I appreciate that they did think in is but this parking is just very bad conceived, first is crazy noise, then you have the electric cable crossing the grey water disposal so everybody that goes there drive over your cable, then the worse part is the exit, very narrow and Inclined I was terrified once I was inside and got even more after I saw a Spanish Motorhome getting hit by the bar going down!