Approval for permanent ban on overnight parking of campervans on North Yorkshire coast

North Yorkshire Council has made permanent a ban on overnight parking for motorhomes and campervans along the coastline from Scarborough's North Bay to Sandsend. The rule, first introduced as an experimental order in November 2024, was enacted following complaints about congestion, litter, and safety. Tourists must now use official campsites or park further inland, altering traffic patterns and overnight travel routes.

A ban on overnight motorhome parking in parts of North Yorkshire's coast has been made permanent. The restrictions apply from 11pm to 7am in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend village. The council implemented the ban following complaints about anti-social behavior and the occupation of multiple parking spaces. The Campaign for Real Aires argues such measures discourage sustainable tourism.

A ban on overnight campervan parking on parts of the North Yorkshire coast has been made permanent. The decision was taken on March 27 following 2024 trial restrictions introduced due to complaints about anti-social behavior and the occupation of multiple parking spaces. The ban applies from 11 pm to 7 am in North Bay, Scarborough, and on the A174 south of Sandsend village. The council is also considering introducing further restrictions in residential areas of Scarborough.

The ban on overnight parking of motorhomes and campervans on parts of the North Yorkshire coast has been made permanent. The decision was taken on March 27 following a 2024 experimental order introduced due to complaints about anti-social behavior and overcrowded streets. The prohibition applies from 11 pm to 7 am in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend village.

The ban on overnight campervan parking on parts of the North Yorkshire coast has been made permanent. Restrictions apply from 11pm to 7am in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend village. The council implemented the ban due to complaints about anti-social behaviour and the occupation of multiple parking spaces. Authorities have also begun consultations on introducing further restrictions in key residential areas of Scarborough.