1 Calle Santiago Rusiñol, 11520, Rota
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A spacious gravel parking area in a quiet residential neighbourhood, though the ground is uneven. It is about 15 minutes on foot from the town centre, with supermarkets and the beach nearby. Rubbish bins are available, but no other services are reported. Parking is regulated and paid from 15 June to 15 September.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Regulated paid parking from June 15 to September 15 in the central area. Last weekend it was very quiet, with no noise at all for sleeping. During the paid season, it is better to go to Punta Candor, to the regulated motorhome parking area, to avoid problems.
In the low season it is a quiet and spacious parking area. Very peaceful night. Thank you.
Quiet parking for parking and visiting Rota. It is not level. We did not sleep there, but it was useful for leaving the camper parked for free near the center of Rota. Rota is very beautiful and worth visiting.
Quiet night on a gravel parking area in a residential neighborhood. The city center is a 15-minute walk away. We recommend Bodega El Gato, rustic and inexpensive.
A gravel parking in a residential area, it isn't very flat but it is spacious and usually not very busy. We stayed in this spot for visiting the city center and it was very quiet and clean, we were the only camper. We didn't find any services except garbages bins in a little park next to the parking.
Spacious parking area for leaving the motorhome and visiting the village; it is close enough to walk. We did not sleep there, but it seems quiet.
Perfect for resting and visiting the village.
Very quiet parking area in winter; I doubt it is like this in summer. Supermarkets are five minutes away and the beach is five minutes away. The drawback is that the ground is not level.
As described, it is a little sloped, but I came with a 6-meter camper and it was a little tight. We slept very well for one night. Ideal for T5s, Vitos, and similar vehicles. Let's respect it. Twenty minutes on foot to the old town, with a lovely walk along the seafront. I recommend it—without the gorilla, haha.
The area has been completely renovated and landscaped. It is sloped, so leveling blocks would be convenient, but then it would count as camping, which is not allowed. Very beautiful and quiet for spending the night in the low season.
Very large and almost empty parking area! Just two motorhomes and one car. Very quiet during the day and even quieter at night! We felt completely safe. The access street is not very wide, with cars parked along the side, but a normal motorhome passes easily. Mine is 7 meters long and 2.4 meters wide, and the narrow section is only 100 meters. I recommend it!