I’m looking for some secure parking for a truck near the Estoril circuit, which is to the West of Lisbon?
I used to be able to park at the rear of the shopping mall called Cascais,it is near to the race track,i parked by the loading bays,and it was secure with a patrol all night,the cinema has films in english,and a Jumbo supermarket and places to eat and drink off course.
This was in the 1990s,so maybe they dont let anyone park there for a weekend or a night anymore,if you have time,visit Playe de Guincho,world wide wind surfing champion beach,very windy all year round,great places to eat grilled sardines. The restaurants along the coast road would host government leaders and VIPs having a meal,blacked out limo`s with security guards became normal after the first time there.
The mall is called Cascais Shopping,out of town one,not the one in the town towards Lisboa.
Free showers at the camp site at the end of the beach road at Guincho.
Thanks for the Reply Toby, I wasn’t to worried about the facilites, I just needed to somewhere to leave a truck for a few days until I could get there to drive it back to the UK.
Sorted now as I have permission to leave it at the Circuit. 
Thats cool,youcan get a train or bus from Estoril/Cascais to the centre of Lisboa,to do some sight seeing,and try their 1000 ways of how to eat a cod,or bacalou,a tango beer with red syrup in it,very nice.
toby1234abc:
I used to be able to park at the rear of the shopping mall called Cascais,it is near to the race track,i parked by the loading bays,and it was secure with a patrol all night,the cinema has films in english,and a Jumbo supermarket and places to eat and drink off course.
This was in the 1990s,so maybe they dont let anyone park there for a weekend or a night anymore,if you have time,visit Playe de Guincho,world wide wind surfing champion beach,very windy all year round,great places to eat grilled sardines. The restaurants along the coast road would host government leaders and VIPs having a meal,blacked out limo`s with security guards became normal after the first time there.
The mall is called Cascais Shopping,out of town one,not the one in the town towards Lisboa.
Great memories of being weekended for tipping Motivo Monday 
Freight Transfer had the Motivo JCB contract,and they subbed it out too,one time Bob Garnett said we have to go via Santander or Bilbao to avoid France,something to do with the copy rights and the French firm Manitou,the fines would not have been worth it.
The Porkies fined me several times for being over height,it was pay the full price fine or a bribe at the road side for some “coffee money” for the GNR traffic cops in their Nissans.