Area di sosta camper di Saluzzo capoluogo, presso il parcheggio "Bodoni"

03 · The write-up

What it is like to arrive here.

Free to park, and you pay for what you draw. The parking itself costs nothing; water and electricity are metered or on a token.

This is an area di sosta, a stopover set aside for motorhomes, at Saluzzo. Comune di Saluzzo is the body behind it. The record gives 26 piazzole, marked pitches. The address is Parcheggio “Bodoni”, tra via Bodoni e via Matteo Olivero (accesso carraio da via Matteo Olivero), 12037 Saluzzo (CN).

Listed here: drinking water, a waste drain and an electric hook-up. Anything not on that list is simply not recorded, which is not the same as not there. Do not plan the water stop around what is missing here.

The posted limit is 48 hours. Italian comuni set this by ordinanza and they do enforce it in season, so treat it as the real number rather than a suggestion.

Season: Aperta tutto l’anno, senza giorni di chiusura settimanali. Outside it, assume the water is off. Exposed pipes get drained in the cold months so they do not freeze and split.

Autocaravan only; caravans, tents and awnings not admitted. Payment for electricity and water is by coin machine on site. Video-surveilled; a mini isola ecologica for waste sorting is reserved to users of the area.

What the source actually says:

Approvato con deliberazione del Consiglio Comunale n. 42 in data 26.7.2023

That comes from Comune di Saluzzo’s page, which carried a last-updated date of 2023-07-26 when it was read on 2026-07-22. The sign at the entrance and the comune’s current word beat this page, every time: an ordinanza can be rewritten between one season and the next, and nobody sends us a copy.