The parking area
Onda Town Hall renovated its Camino Fanzara motorhome parking area at the end of 2024, expanding it from 8 to 14 pitches and integrating it into the Camping-Car Park network, with controlled access and digital booking. Drinking water, grey and black water disposal, and a levelled paved pitch. No shade or special lighting, but in a quiet, safe area a few minutes from the town centre.
The standard rate is €5 per 24 hours. Maximum stay is 48 hours. The app may offer short-stop options; check available options before booking. Reservations are made through the Camping-Car Park website or app, with the option to book up to 6 months in advance.
Services
- Drinking water
- Grey water disposal
- Black water disposal
- Levelled pitch (paved)
- Controlled access 24 h
- Bicycle parking (planned)
- Electricity (pending activation)
The electrical terminals are installed but not yet supplying power. Check the current status in the Camping-Car Park app before setting off.
How to get there
The parking area is on Camino Fanzara, s/n (postcode 12200), next to the municipal swimming pool and sports centre, on the southern outskirts of Onda. From the CV-10 motorway, take exit 10 and follow the CV-20 to Onda town centre; from there, follow signs for the municipal pool or the sports area. The parking area is signposted.
The town centre is about 800 metres on foot. The supermarket, bars, pharmacy and bank are all within that radius. The GPS coordinates for your sat-nav are 39.96814, -0.27178.
Base map: OpenStreetMap contributors.
What to do from here
Onda is a compact destination: you can cover the castle, the historic centre with its balconies and medieval alleyways, and the Manolo Safont Tile Museum in a single day. For day two, the Sierra de Espadán is about 20 km away, with well-marked hiking and mountain-biking trails. And if you want to combine inland and coast, the beaches of the Costa de Azahar (Castelló, Benicàssim) are 25–30 km via the CV-10.
The parking area is also a convenient base for visiting Vila-real, Betxí and the ceramic corridor of the Plana Baixa, or for heading to the Sichar Reservoir: whether for kayaking or a stroll along the shore.