(02630) La Roda - 178 Calle Alfredo Atienza

PLEASE READ EVERYTHING BEFORE VISITING! Car park next to our organic winery. A beautiful spot with vineyards, almond trees and olive trees, nestled in the Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park. It has parking spaces for 6 vehicles, with electricity for four, drinking water and top-quality sanitary facilities (toilet and shower). Important: The grey and black water drainage system is closed. The car park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including weekends, and no prior booking is required to park. The wine shop and winery are open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except on specific days such as public holidays or other occasions. Please check our Google Maps profile for more details on specific opening hours. You can call during these hours to let us know you are coming or to find out about available spaces. We do NOT answer the phone outside these hours. Wine tastings at 15:30, Monday to Friday. No reservation required. The car park is an open space, so you can arrive at any time. We recommend checking availability between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday. We do not take advance bookings. NEW! We have added sites behind the bodega with access to electricity. You can make any enquiries by telephone, email or WhatsApp. If you come on a Saturday, Sunday or other day and no one is there, please pay the amount in the letterbox. Important: Tents cannot be pitched, as we are the car park of a private winery and the law does not allow it. Important: Dogs are welcome! We ask their owners to take responsibility for them and help us keep the car park and surrounding fields clean by always picking up after them. Thank you!

geoSPOT: Welcome to Finca la Loma! In the heart of nature, less than 15min from the city centre of Almansa, you can find Finca la Loma. After the summer of 2025 we opened our land to campers to spend the night or a couple of nights. We offer a peaceful place where you can move around freely to explore which spot you’d like best. Our land is partly fenced and unpaved, which means you’ll get to enjoy the nature surrounding our land. Find a spot that suits you best, whether you prefer to park in the sun or shade. You can enjoy the views around our land, since we live on a hill (Loma, in Spanish) and you can enjoy a great view on El Mugrón. The sunrise and sunset are gorgeous and you’d be able to watch them if you’d like. Don’t hesitate to ask us if you’re not sure where to have the best views, we’re happy to help you find the best spot. We have a full kitchen you’re welcome to use, including cups, plates, pans, etc. We only ask you to leave the place as you found it or leave a small contribution if you’re unable to clean whatever you used. On sunny days - which is most days - we’re able to offer electricity for a small fee. Our toilet and shower are still in construction, so for the time being our guests will have to use their own. If you’d like to, we can wash your clothes for a small fee. Our house and backyard border the land and usually one of us is there to answer all your questions, so don’t hesitate to contact us! The road to our Finca is paved up until the last 100/150 meters. The last part is safe to drive, but be aware that it's a bit rocky, so drive carefully. Since our land is surrounded by nature, please don’t expect to be able to go to a lot of places by foot. The Santuario de Belén and the Pantano de Almansa are worth a visit, and if you enjoy long walks, they’re doable by foot (Santuario about 30/40 minutes one way, Pantano about an hour). In Almansa you’ll find several supermarkets, trainconnections to Valencia and Albacete, a hospital, options to bring your garbage, a place to dispose of your gray and black water and refill your clean water. Please feel welcome at our land and enjoy your stay! Reminder: - Remember to register the geocode upon arrival. - My vehicle is equipped with restrooms. - ⚠️No fires or barbecues! - Free donation and no commission for the owner. - https://geospot.app/en

Chulilla: Adventure and Nature in the Turia Canyon Discover one of the most spectacular natural enclaves in the Valencian interior, also well-prepared for motorhome travelers thanks to its dedicated service and parking area. Located in the Los Serranos region and nestled within the Turia River canyon, Chulilla is a must-see destination for hiking enthusiasts and those who appreciate charming villages. Services • Service area: Free grey and black water disposal point located at Calle Proyecto 7, 1. • Water service: Free • Important: Parking and overnight stays are not permitted in the service area. • Parking: The Town Hall has opened a parking area a few meters away on the CV-394 . Why visit Chulilla Chulilla combines adventure, heritage, and unique landscapes: • The Pantaneros Route: Also known as the Hanging Bridges or the Blue Pool, it is one of the most emblematic routes in the Valencian Community. • Natural surroundings: Impressive gorges and canyons sculpted by the Turia River. • Historical heritage: Chulilla Castle, declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1981. • Traditional architecture: Narrow streets and white facades with a Moorish essence. • Viewpoints: The Santa Bárbara Hermitage, with exceptional panoramic views. • Religious monuments: Church of Our Lady of the Angels.

Higueruelas: Nature and Active Tourism with Services for Motorhomes Discover an inland destination in Valencia specially prepared for road trips, with a dedicated area and free services for motorhomes. Higueruelas is also a prime location for hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts, thanks to its surrounding mountains and hills. Services and Rates • Capacity: 10 parking spaces. • Overnight stay: Free. • Free grey and black water disposal. • Water service: Free drinking water supply. Why visit Higueruelas? An ideal setting to combine sport, nature, and history: • Active Tourism: Starting point for numerous hiking and mountain biking routes. • Bike and Flow: Specialized center for cyclists next to the area. • Natural Environment: Areas of great scenic value such as La Pinada, with monumental trees over 200 years old. • Religious Heritage: Parish Church of Santa Bárbara, built in the early 20th century and expanded in 1910. • Traditional Architecture: Municipal washhouse, in operation since 1957. • Historical Memory: Museum of the Spanish Civil War and air-raid shelters.