Large parking, occasional dog noise

Very good, next to the bullring and cemetery. It is large and there is plenty of space. Perfect for doing several routes.

Good for a quiet night (okay, barking dogs, but that comes with Spain). Bins behind the arena. Close to the starting route to Peña Cortada, although you can also drive on and park the camper there, as we saw later. After heavy rain, that road may become difficult.

We slept there for one night. The area was very quiet and the space was quite good, paved and more or less level. The downside is that there are houses with many dogs that occasionally all start barking and make a great deal of noise. Otherwise, everything was very good.

Spacious site, we spent a quiet night. The town is beautiful, with its different neighborhoods, and the walk along the river is very pleasant. It is a shame there is no motorhome service area.

Close to a nice town and the start of beautiful walks. Flat spaces and quiet. Excellent!

Good place to spend the night. Quiet at night; during the day, a few other cars arrive for hiking.

A quiet, clean and large parking area by the cemetery. Full over the Easter weekend, but still ideal for spending the night.

To be honest, it looked very good for parking and sleeping here, but we arrived just when there was an international cycling event, and only accredited people could park, so we had to find another place. The Water Route cannot be done because of damage caused by the storm. The Three Cultures Route is very interesting.

We stayed three nights, wonderfully. The town is right next door and very beautiful, and the people are very friendly.