Saundersfoot residents raise concerns over camper van parking

Residents of Saundersfoot have expressed concerns about the increasing number of motorhomes, camper vans, and self-converted camper vans parking on residential streets. Councillor Chris Williams, representing Saundersfoot South, highlighted the issue in his monthly report, noting the significant rise in such vehicles and the potential impact on parking availability.

Councillor Chris Williams of Saundersfoot South has raised concerns about the increasing number of motorhomes, camper vans, and self-converted camper vans parking on residential streets in the village. Residents report issues such as obstructed access, prolonged parking, waste disposal, and the impact on residential areas. The county council acknowledged that while these issues are sporadic, they become more prevalent during peak visitor periods, and noted that a lack of formal alternatives, such as dedicated campervan sites, has led to vehicles parking in unsuitable locations.

Councillor Chris Williams of Saundersfoot South reported residents' complaints about campervans and motorhomes parking on residential streets in the Pembrokeshire village. Issues include obstructed access, prolonged parking, waste disposal, and impact on residential areas. The county council acknowledged that such problems are becoming more common during peak visitor periods and noted that previous proposals for dedicated campervan sites, including a trial near Fishguard's ferry terminal, have not progressed.

Residents of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, have reported issues with motorhomes and camper vans parking on residential streets, including obstructed access, prolonged parking, and waste disposal. The county council acknowledged that such complaints are becoming more common during peak visitor periods and noted that limited formal overnight facilities contribute to unsuitable parking. A proposed 'Pembs Stop' scheme was not progressed, and a trial overnight stop near the Fishguard ferry terminal remains the only such facility.

Residents of Saundersfoot and Tenby have raised ongoing concerns about camper vans and motorhomes parking on residential streets, particularly during busy holiday periods. Councillor Chris Williams reported complaints about obstructed access, prolonged parking, waste disposal, and the impact on residential areas. He has asked Pembrokeshire County Council to examine the issue, noting it may affect communities across the county. The council acknowledged the increase in such vehicles and the lack of formal alternatives, as previous proposals like the 'Pembs Stop' scheme were not progressed.