Paid Parking - Paid Parking

The guards are so kind and informative that I can’t just give it 5 stars. I basically consider the HUF 250 per hour in a rural car park expensive, but since it is a horror popular destination, they can and will do it. For 1800 HUF you will also get a drive permit for the forest road, which will take you to the lookout tower, and you will be able to go up 900 meters to the Italian gate. It is about 10-11km on narrow, wooded, winding roads. Anyway, overall, this cost is quite typical of the whole settlement. Budapest drink prices, 500 HUF for a piece of strudel and in the whole settlement there is only paid parking or it is forbidden to stop in the lora part ... In return, the area is really beautiful, everything is well maintained, this parking lot is also well maintained.

The parking was very professionally solved. Care was taken to keep the spaces constantly filled and they also helped with parking. It was much easier that way than searching for an empty space, and it was guaranteed that each car would only take up one space. The gentleman who helped us with the parking even guided us on the way.

A lot of cars arrived, but there was still a parking lot where we could park safely. From here, the light rail is a few minutes ’walk away. Consolidated price for parking. It is also worth going up so you don't have to walk up to the lookout.

The parking lot is quite large and spacious. The guard was completely helpful and so we got to the lookout as well. ?

There is finally a place in the country where there is a normal large parking space + it is even accompanied by kind helpful staff and is even at a reasonable price!

Helpful parking attendant. When we told him we wanted to go up to the Millennium Lookout, the guard immediately said it was closed, which cost half as much parking. The car park itself is located in beautiful surroundings. The parking lot is quite large and nicely done.

“Next to the terminus of the forest railway in Szilvásvárad, near the footpath leading to the Szalajka Valley, there is a large parking lot of the settlement, where hundreds of vehicles can be accommodated at one time,” they write. Even on crowded days, it is a professional organization, with several staff managing the parking. As they wrote in front of me, they keep filling the plaque, you can’t stand anywhere. At the entrance we received a parking ticket with the arrival time written on it. At the exit we paid based on the hours spent inside (we were inside for 3 hours with meals). Since the end of the trip shows a different picture of the car park, it is worth noting where we stopped based on some landmarks. :) Car awning, shading is recommended in summer. From here, the tourist train leaves every half hour (it was a visit in August) and the bazaar line starts here. We chose the hike there and back to the upper lake, about 6 km. On the first stage, we were still avoided by cars, who bought a day ticket to the upper parking lot or headed to the lookout on the Bükk plateau. We have to pay attention because we share an asphalt strip and there are some that don’t go with twenty. Both bikes and strollers are easy to use. Take drinking water with you. Mosquitoes are kept in check. Toilet is located at the upper end of the train at Gloriett Clearance.