Unnamed Road, 05278, Barraco
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This beautiful lakeside natural spot offers access to a bathing beach and trekking trails. Overnight stays are no longer allowed, and parking between the dirt track and the water is prohibited; parking is permitted only on the track. Access is narrow, bumpy and difficult, especially for larger motorhomes, with a forest-service post at the entrance.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Spectacular place, but overnight stays are no longer allowed. We were expelled, without a fine but with a warning. As it is a nature park, parking between the dirt track and the water is prohibited. You may park, but not stay overnight, on the road. What a shame.
Be careful, this is not a parking area! It is a spot in nature beside a lake. The place is clean, quiet and, most importantly, very beautiful. Access is possible by van; it seems more complicated for motorhomes.
The downhill road is narrow and full of potholes. A 4x4 is better, especially on the way back. There is a forestry patrol post at the entrance and they usually drive around checking on visitors.
Fine with a camper van, but I advise against larger motorhomes: very narrow and bumpy. Once you arrive, though, you have a phenomenal view.
Very good place on the shore of the reservoir. It is a little difficult to find a level spot, but it is well worth it; there are no people. The access road is in mediocre condition.
The access road is terrible: a very narrow, potholed track, unthinkable for motorhomes and large vehicles. The road to the village of La Rinconada is somewhat, and I repeat somewhat, wider, but if you meet a vehicle coming the other way, I do not even want to imagine the chaos. NOT RECOMMENDED AT ALL.
You can park easily here and there is not much people around, at least in winter… the road it is pretty difficult tho, I wouldn’t recommend any big motor home cause I barely made it with a VW California…. So don’t risk yourself.