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I stayed in the large main site on the edge of town. It was OK. Can’t remember how much it cost. Used Uber to get into the city but there are buses tooJust arrived at the lovely free Aire, drove around in circles trying to get in, eventually figured it out. Pretty much full, is this normal?
Planning to use on the return late feb, anyone know a good alternative if we can’t get in.
In feb we going from benicassim to Bayonne area to head back to the tunnelWhere are you coming from/going to in February?
We will be crossing from Alcossebre to Santander, we normal stay at the Troglodyte's Aire at 42°10'25.40"N 1°35'29.74"W
There must be more than one site on the edge of town. The one we used was right next to a tram stop that took us straight into the centre for pennies.I stayed in the large main site on the edge of town. It was OK. Can’t remember how much it cost. Used Uber to get into the city but there are buses too
Stayed in the municipal site on edge of city last month.I stayed in the large main site on the edge of town. It was OK. Can’t remember how much it cost. Used Uber to get into the city but there are buses too
Unfortunately the below Aire is BEFORE Zaragoza on the way back but is recommended.Just arrived at the lovely free Aire, drove around in circles trying to get in, eventually figured it out. Pretty much full, is this normal?
Planning to use on the return late feb, anyone know a good alternative if we can’t get in.
Hope you got to the market at the aire today Jock, usually has cheap drinkable red wine on saleIt is coming up to a Spanish Public Holiday, ie, Epiphany Day, and as a result, the Aire here at Vitoria Gasteiz further north, was absolutely rammed when we arrived on Tuesday
Some folks have pitched their MHs and left them unoccupied, to possibly come back to them tomorrow or Friday, for the holiday weekend.
Cheers,
Jock.
We did thanks Sandra, making sure we arrived yesterday.Hope you got to the market at the aire today Jock, usually has cheap drinkable red wine on sale
Oh thats a bummer. Its decent wine , not like a lot of stuff I end up giving away. Think the market is on again on Sunday if you are still around.We did thanks Sandra, making sure we arrived yesterday.
I did see a stall with boxed wine, but wasn't sure so didn’t take a punt.
Cheers
Jock.
Thanks Sandra, but Teruel tomorrow then Alicante for Friday.Think the market is on again on Sunday if you are still around.
If you aren't in a rush for Alicante try the coves de sant josep on your way past. Worth a stop we thought.Thanks Sandra, but Teruel tomorrow then Alicante for Friday.
Cheers,
Jock.
That is the main one that we are talking about.The one we stayed at is a large car park with water and waste,. Across the road from a tram stop. Free. It was busy but it is very large so lots of space.
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The town is famous for its wine. Our favourite for good quality red at amazing prices is Bodega Ignacio MarinUnfortunately the below Aire is BEFORE Zaragoza on the way back but is recommended.
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It's on Calle del Carmen.
Just arrived at the lovely free Aire, drove around in circles trying to get in, eventually figured it out. Pretty much full, is this normal?
Planning to use on the return late feb, anyone know a good alternative if we can’t get in.
We stayed there last winter. It's very popular, and according to some locals nearly always full. But you can park around the corner near the entrance to the sports training grounds when it is full. It has a brilliant tram service opposite
There must be more than one site on the edge of town. The one we used was right next to a tram stop that took us straight into the centre for pennies.
The Aire is nearly always full but you can park in the car park that ajoins it.
Heading there tomorrow.
Ian
The one we stayed at is a large car park with water and waste,. Across the road from a tram stop. Free. It was busy but it is very large so lots of space. If full you could probably park in the car park adjacent to or the one south of
That is the main one that we are talking about.
We stayed on that one too. I think you have to go a convoluted way to get in - we drove the wrong way, over rough ground as I remember!There must be more than one site on the edge of town. The one we used was right next to a tram stop that took us straight into the centre for pennies.
We stayed on that one too. I think you have to go a convoluted way to get in - we drove the wrong way, over rough ground as I remember!
We'll be doing this run in a couple of weeks time heading back towards the tunnel so looking at probably the same stops .In feb we going from benicassim to Bayonne area to head back to the tunnel