The bow of a wooden rowing boat on a turquoise alpine lake below limestone peaks
Sosta Free ★ Verified Jul 22

Punto sosta Camper, Meana

N 45.120° · E 7.070° · Piedmont, Italy

01 · What's here

The facts.

  • Fresh waterFresh water: confirmed
  • Toiletsnot confirmedToilets: not confirmed, do not count on it
  • Showersnot confirmedShowers: not confirmed, do not count on it
  • Electric hook-upElectric hook-up: not here
  • Greywater dumpGreywater dump: not here

Solid means confirmed. Dashed means nobody has confirmed it, so do not count on it. Struck through means it is not here.

Type
Sosta
Fee
Free
Booking
Not stated. Plenty of sites like this take bookings, so check the source before counting on a space.
Last verified
2026-07-22
Capacity
7 places

02 · Where it is

On the map.

Open in Google Maps N 45.120° · E 7.070°

03 · The write-up

What it is like to arrive here.

Free to park. Comune di Meana di Susa says so on its own page, which is the reason this one is here rather than on a forum.

This is an area di sosta, a stopover set aside for motorhomes, at Meana di Susa. Comune di Meana di Susa is the body behind it. The record gives 7 piazzole, marked pitches. The address is Via Scotto snc, località Cantagalletto, 10050 Meana di Susa (TO).

Listed here: drinking water. The page is explicit that there is no 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.

No stay limit published. One or two nights is the norm at a municipal sosta, and a van that looks settled in is the one that gets a knock on the door.

What the source actually says:

Il numero di posti è per 7 camper in aree dedicate

That comes from Comune di Meana di Susa’s page, 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.

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Others in Piedmont.

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