Daytime parking, overnight prohibited

Huge parking area. Beautifully situated.

Good paid parking area for leaving the motorhome and starting the route. In high season, there are many people; it is advisable to go up early.

I find it incredible that they charge €10 per motorhome and there is no designated place. The parking area has 132 spaces for cars and 2 for buses, and no specific spaces for motorhomes, yet we pay twice as much as cars. There are toilets, a drinking-water fountain, and picnic tables. The San Bartolomé chapel is 1 km away on foot. As in every natural park, overnight stays are prohibited.

Very good place for doing the ravine route.

Good place to take a route to see the hermitage. Overnight stays are not allowed

Park to spend the day!! From here we did the whole route to the Seven Eyes Bridge!!

We visited the Hermitage of San Bartolomé today and paid 6 euros, but overnight stays are not allowed. Beautiful place and easy to visit; I recommend it.

Spacious, unpaved parking area with some uneven ground, shaded by trees. There are some tables, a fountain, a public toilet, and the start of the path to the church next door. Overnight stays are not allowed because it is a natural area.

Weekend parking on a cold February day with water available. We parked perfectly to eat and take a great walk; everything was beautiful. Overnight stays are prohibited, but as always, vans and campers were getting ready to stay overnight. This is why we later have problems....

It is clearly signposted as soon as you enter the paved track. It is a daytime parking area, and parking is prohibited from midnight to 6 a.m. In October it is ideal, as there are usually many spaces by the river for spending the day and following the trail to the Hermitage and Cave of San Bartolomé.