Parking at San Isidro: where to park to ski

OpenStreetMap lists 6 car parks within 1.5 km of a lift base at San Isidro. The closest to the slopes is Aparcamiento de San Isidro-Saliencias, 160 m from the Salcencias I lift.

Charges: 4 free, 0 paid and 2 with no data on the map.

Car parks at San Isidro, closest to the lifts first

Distances are in a straight line to the nearest lift base, not by road. Spaces, price and type are those recorded in OpenStreetMap; where there is no data, we say so.

Is there free parking at San Isidro?

Yes: OpenStreetMap marks these as free: Aparcamiento de San Isidro-Saliencias, Car park by Riopinos, Car park by Salcencias I, Parking de Cebolledo. Whether a car park is free can change from one season to the next; if there is a barrier or a pay machine, the sign wins.

How much does parking cost at San Isidro?

We do not publish tariffs: no open source keeps them up to date, and a figure from memory is exactly the one that is wrong on the day you drive up. In OpenStreetMap none of the 6 car parks at San Isidro is marked as paid (4 free, 2 with no data). If they charge, the price is on the resort’s or the town’s website.

Car parks at San Isidro on Google

With opening hours where they publish them.

• Aparcamiento Sector Cebolledo — 24855 Puebla de Lillo, León, España (2.2 km)
• Aparcamiento de Riopinos — Riopinos,, 24844, León, España (3.8 km)

Datos de locales: Google

Tips for parking at San Isidro

• On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays the car parks by the main lifts fill up early: arrive before the lifts open or use the outer car parks and ride the shuttle or gondola.
• If you park at the foot of the slopes, leave the car facing downhill with the handbrake on lightly: in a hard frost the brakes can freeze on.
• Carry snow chains or fit winter tyres: in snow the access road can be closed to cars without them.
• Motorhome and coach parks are separate: overnight stays in car parks are not allowed unless signposted.
• Spain has no general winter-tyre rule, but where the chains sign is up on the access road you must fit chains or have approved winter tyres.

What about going without a car?

If you would rather skip the parking, see how to reach San Isidro by public transport or transfer, and where to stay at the foot of the slopes.

• San Isidro piste map
• Plan your day at San Isidro: getting there, eating and sleeping
• San Isidro webcams

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