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Eryri National Park pauses overnight parking ban on nine car parks

11.06.2026 13:26 2 min 4 sources РУС
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Eryri National Park pauses overnight parking ban on nine car parks
Original source: BBC News

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Eryri National Park (Wales) has paused its overnight parking ban on nine car parks, introduced on 1 April to tackle litter and anti-social behaviour. The decision follows complaints from locals and tourists. A wider policy review is underway.

Eryri National Park (formerly Snowdonia) has paused its overnight parking ban on nine of eleven car parks, introduced on 1 April to combat litter and anti-social behaviour. The decision came after complaints from local residents and tourists who feared the restrictions would simply shift the problem to residential streets and verges.

According to a report discussed at the annual meeting on 10 June, further consultations are recommended, with a review expected in late 2026 or early 2027. Park authorities stressed that overnight stays in motorhomes and campers on the car parks remain prohibited, and advised using official campsites. A pilot project is being considered, closing two car parks (Llyn Tegid and Llangywer) from 1:00 to 3:00 am.

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