Daytime parking, uneven spaces

A clean and well-equipped toilet in the cemetery on the left.✦Translating

Managed to find a spot here during the towns festival - Spaces are not flat and can't speak to whether there might be issues with police outside of the festival, as there were many cars parking in any place that they could - Wouldn't sleep here again unless you can get the flat spots at the top - Nice little town though

We were fined for the same reason as the previous reviewer described. We also know that they deliberately came to fine us because they called the police. Total boycott of Fuenterrabía! We should leave them nothing but bad publicity, since they are against motorhoming.✦Translating

Hondarribia does not want campers or caravans. We were fined for extending beyond the marked lines, even though we were not bothering or obstructing anyone in any way. After speaking with the town hall, there was no way to resolve it. They suggest finding an unmarked parking area, so... camper boycott of Hondarribia.✦Translating

Great place to park and explore the city. Seems safe. We did not stay overnight, though.✦Translating

Pleasant, quiet and safe. Very close to the city but with the peace needed for sleeping. The best option is to park in front of the cemetery; the spaces are flatter.✦Translating

We did not spend the night, but it is a quiet and well-marked area. The only issue is that when we arrived, a motorhome parked there had been fined for crossing the parking-space boundary—the rear overhang extended slightly onto the grass, as with all vehicles to a greater or lesser extent. We decided to go to the Guadalupe area.✦Translating

Who could imagine that in a city with so many beautiful places, young people like to drink and talk loudly right in front of a cemetery? Fortunately, it started raining and they left. Apart from that, a good place.✦Translating