Rock shelter 43 m wide by 8 m deep, oriented to the east, although the vegetation makes the entrance almost invisible in the landscape.

Almost in the middle of the shelter there is a very well preserved structure made up of three stone walls, the rock at the back of the shelter being the fourth wall. It is a single room of almost square shape, 5.7 m on a side on average. Without windows.

In the northern part we find a round cistern made of stone and a couple of basins beside it, one of carved stone and another made of concrete.

Shelter used for agricultural purposes in Riba-roja d'Ebre.

Inside there is a space intended for an animal (probably a donkey or ass for agricultural tasks) and another space raised above the ground where we find a bed and a manger. Curiously, we also find a refrigerator.

Being in the middle, the structure divides the shelter into two parts. In the southern part, the more comfortable one, we find a small table and some chairs. In the northern part we find remains of old chairs, bed frames and a mattress.