Wildcamping heaven!

[jeffmossy]

Just found this beautiful spot by chance, it is in Portugal and called Evora Monte, the views are stunning and the castle is only a 5 minute walk

 

[jeffmossy]

Probably Wildcamping heaven if you like peace and tranquility with views to die for and one of the best Sunsets we have ever seen, I will post some photos of that later.
It is a free aires but no service points, the short road up to the parking is narrow in places but I have just taken my 8.3 mtr motorhome up with no issues, if anyone wants the co ordinates let me know

 

[TJBi]

Probably Wildcamping heaven if you like peace and tranquility with views to die for and one of the best Sunsets we have ever seen, I will post some photos of that later.
It is a free aires but no service points, the short road up to the parking is narrow in places but I have just taken my 8.3 mtr motorhome up with no issues, if anyone wants the co ordinates let me know

Have you submitted it to the WildCamping Location App?

 

[jeffmossy]

 

[trevskoda]

I would have nipped over but cannot as on my last set of underpants for the year ahead.

 

[Trotter]

Think it’s been there for awhile Jeff. Looking at the architecture. Pre Brexit anyway

 

[jeffmossy]

Think it’s been there for awhile Jeff. Looking at the architecture. Pre Brexit anyway

For once, I agree with you Derek

 

[Trotter]

For once, I agree with you Derek

First time for everything Jeff

 

[Owlhouse]

Looks nice - will have a look on our way up in a few weeks time (ish). It’s on P4N so easy to find.

 

[jeffmossy]

 

[Owlhouse]

Thanks for the recommendation - just spent the day and night here and is as amazing as described

 

[Pauljenny]

Evora town is a great place to visit. There's an Aire nearby, as I remember.
A Roman Temple, in the historic town centre, by a bone chapel, in the cathedral.
All the walls are decorated with the bones of 5000+ people killed in a plague. Skulls look down on you
The schools take trips there.
Local food is brilliant.

 

[Jo001]

As you are near Evora, it's worth a visit - the chapel of bones is macabre but amazing.

Cross posted with @Pauljenny

 

[Carrerasax]

We parked in the big car park next to the Hilton garden hotel.
There’s an amazing croissant bakery at the side of st Francis church, which has the aforementioned chapel of bones!!!
The church that is not the croissanterie

 

[Carrerasax]

They are apparently called brioche croissants we’ve since found out and are quite common in

 

[Pauljenny]

They often bung some cheese and ham in, before toasting.
That's decadent!

 

[trevskoda]

Looks like a load of cr-p on a table tennis bat, wemens food.