Aires in spain. (1 Viewer)

[BreweryDave]

We all know the aires in France are excellent and extensive.
What are they like in spain?

Intend going to Almeria and Granada area in June on a property hunt and as it's gonna costa lot LOL to drive down there and want to move about just wondered what the Aires situation was?

Have the acsi book but keen to minimise site use but am not a 'freeloading tosser' !!!

Is the all the aires spain book any good?

 

[BreweryDave]

Oh - and any ex-pats out there feel free to offer me some parking for a night or two

 

[32143]

Yes we have the book used last year and bought again for this year, not as many places as France but enough for the money, worth buying it also includes Portugal, so depending on your route may be useful.

Regards

Nige

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[tonka]

Here ya go..
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It's in Spanish but easy enough to work around..
Stayed at a few of the free one's that have been on a par with France for facilities.
Free parking, dump and water etc.

More do seem to be springing up but also many near the coast are private and some can be almost as much as a campsite..

 

[32143]

Sorry edit, didn't buy again this year, still using same one it was the French one we bought for this year!

Regards

Nige

 

[keith]

I have put all the ones I have found on a Google map that you can access from the link in my signature.

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[bobandjanie]

Hi Dave, after years of buying aires books for France / Spain Portugal / bord atlas for Germany and so on, we now only have the ACSI book and the Camperstop Europe book, and very happy with them and wander about nicely.

https://www.vicarious-shop.com/Camperstop-Europe-2015.html

Bob.

 

[Dazzlin]

Another vote for camperstop.
The main book for us now. A lot of quiet 'out of the way' type camping places.

 

[Ber090]

Hi Dave. Sat at camperstop Sierra Espuna. Totana in murcia and it is orobably rge best commercial aire in Spain. Open all year and 7euros per night.Superb walking and riding.
Bernie and rona

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[Munchie]

Err not all year! Open November till May depending on custom.

 

[Steveth]

In addition to the books/suggestions mentioned above we sometimes utilise the facilites at the Shell, BP and Repsol service stations overnight. On the main routes, as they cater for the HGVs many have showers of which some are free, others 2 euros. They are happy for you to overnight so we always have coffee and toast in the associated cafe before setting off in the morning.

 

[Clive]

My friend is there at the moment and has a blog, you might find some useful information. http://www.wheresfrankie.co.uk/

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[sedge]

Oh God, The Alhambra and the Generalife .... well worth every penny (or peseta when I went!) not to mention the lunch in the Parador next door LOL

Water flowing uphill sans pumps ......

Should be on every person's 'Bucket List' IMHO.

Breathtaking.

 

[Lindacarole]

We are off to Spain in May and have been looking for sites so all of this information is invaluable, thank you all.
Going to buy the camperstop book now ! Have already booked the Alhambra visit, can't wait.
This forum is Soooooo useful, very glad I joined.
LC

 

[Busman]

Another one worth looking at is the Dutch app Camper Contact there is a free version but less than £5 for the full version, uses that more than all the aires book

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