Siurana car parks P1, P2 and P3

Siurana is a tiny village of about twenty residents, perched on a cliff above the reservoir, with a single access road. That is why you do not park in the streets: Cornudella de Montsant town council, to which Siurana has belonged since 1940, regulates parking in three open areas at the entrance to the village, P1, P2 and P3. They are paid all year round and cost €3.

The three car parks

• P1, del Castell. Next to the castle ruins, at the entrance to the village.
• P2. The council website gives it no name of its own and does not place it in any more detail.
• P3, del Coll d'Esplugues. On the pass of the same name.

The council website sets the price at €3 all year round, but does not say whether it is per day or per stay, the charging hours or the payment methods. Turisme Priorat describes it as an authorised paid car park, at €3 a day. Bring some cash just in case.

When they fill up

Weekends, public holidays and Easter week are the busiest days. At Easter 2026 the council ran a bus service from the car parks to the centre of the village, included in the parking price. On those days the car parks up above fill up early, so go up early or leave your car in Cornudella and walk up the old path, 4.8 km and about 1 h 50.

Motorhomes and large cars

Motorhomes cannot park in P1, P2 or P3. The council sends them to Càmping Siurana or the Cornudella football pitch; we explain this in the entry on motorhomes. The road up, about 8.6 km from Cornudella, is narrow and has tight bends at the end.

From the car park

All of Siurana is explored on foot from the entrance. The village and castle, with the Romanesque church of Santa Maria and the Salt de la Reina Mora, can be seen in an hour. The guided visit on the second Saturday of the month starts at the Pla dels Portals, the open space at the entrance to the village. The Camí de la Trona also starts from the village, going down the cliff face towards the river.

If you then want to swim or paddle, drive down to the dam car park, by the reservoir. To eat without moving the car, the village has the Restaurant Siurana and Els Tallers.