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Burriana motorhome parking to open by Easter Week

19.07.2026 00:14 3 min 6 sources
El Periódico Mediterráneo SPA + 5 more
Burriana motorhome parking to open by Easter Week
Original source: El Periódico Mediterráneo

In Brief

Burriana municipality has signed a one-year contract with Camping-Car Park España to manage a motorhome parking lot. The fee will be between €10 and €15 per 24 hours, with costs covered by user charges.

The municipality of Burriana has awarded a one-year contract to Camping-Car Park España for the management of a motorhome parking area. The facility will feature barriers, electrical outlets, water supply and wastewater disposal points. The parking fee is set at €10 to €15 per 24 hours. The operator will cover all maintenance costs through user fees, with no expense to the municipal budget. An online booking system will be available in nine languages. The parking is expected to be operational by Easter Week.

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29.03.2026 El Periódico Mediterráneo SPA Original source

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Burriana awards management of motorhome parking

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New Management and Online Booking System for Motorhomes in Burriana

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