Quiet castle parking, steep access

A narrow, steep, approximately 300-metre asphalt road leads uphill, but it was manageable with our 7-metre camper. We immediately chose the car park on the right beside the church; it is also larger than the one farther up. It is only a two-minute walk uphill, and then you have a fantastic view and a small restaurant. Unfortunately, the church bells ring from time to time.

Very peaceful place. There are two car parks; the upper one is reached by a very steep, short road.

The upper spot next to the little castle was closed, so we stayed on the grounds beside the church. Lovely and peaceful, with a beautiful view from the castle! The road up was steep for our 7-metre camper van, but definitely worth it.

Superb place. The little pub in the castle was a real surprise. Fantastic view, toilets open, quiet at night. Birdsong in the morning and coffee at the castle. Highly recommended.

We stayed two nights in a row without any problems. Toilets open, wonderful. Take your rubbish with you!!!! The approach is narrow, but completely manageable for a VW bus.

Very quiet, and the toilet was clean and open all night.

We arrived after 10 p.m. and were alone; only one car was parked nearby, probably belonging to the staff of the adjacent castle. We asked whether it would be a problem to stay overnight; they said no problem at all and wished us a good night. Very friendly. The night was very peaceful; with the vehicle closed, the church bell was inaudible. The view in the morning was excellent, and the toilet was open all night and very clean. A cleaning crew arrived around 10.

Very good place to spend a night. The toilets and sinks are very clean. We were alone all night and slept well. A place worth preserving.

Arrived in the evening. Had a drink at the bar beside the car park—friendly, with terraces offering a very beautiful view. A truly peaceful night. Immaculate toilets. A few friendly walkers. Woke up in the shade beneath the trees. A very good overnight spot.

Suitable for VW buses and small vans; the last 100 metres of the road are very steep and narrow. But beware: there is very little space for parking and turning. With large motorhomes, you could end up having to reverse laboriously halfway down the mountain. Better to park in the lower car park, walk the few steps to the upper one, and check whether enough spaces are available.