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A permanent ban on overnight campervan parking on parts of the North Yorkshire coast came into effect on 27 March 2026. The restriction applies from 23:00 to 7:00 in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend following complaints of anti-social behaviour.
A permanent ban on overnight parking of campervans on the North Yorkshire coast has been confirmed, effective from 27 March 2026. The restriction applies from 23:00 to 7:00 in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend. The decision follows a trial period introduced in 2024 after numerous complaints about anti-social behaviour and vehicles taking up multiple parking spaces. The council has stated it is also considering additional restrictions in residential areas of Scarborough.
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The ban on overnight parking of campervans in parts of the North Yorkshire coast has been made permanent. Restrictions apply from 11pm to 7am in North...
The ban on overnight parking of campervans in parts of the North Yorkshire coast has been made permanent. Restrictions apply from 11pm to 7am in North Bay, Scarborough and the A174 south of Sandsend village following numerous complaints about anti-social behavior.
The ban on campervan overnight parking on parts of the North Yorkshire coast was made permanent on March 27. The restriction applies from 11pm to 7am ...
The ban on campervan overnight parking on parts of the North Yorkshire coast was made permanent on March 27. The restriction applies from 11pm to 7am in North Bay, Scarborough and the A174 south of Sandsend village. The council stated the ban was implemented due to complaints about anti-social behavior and the occupation of multiple parking spaces.
The ban on overnight parking of motorhomes and campervans from 11pm to 7am in North Yorkshire has been made permanent. The decision was taken on March...
The ban on overnight parking of motorhomes and campervans from 11pm to 7am in North Yorkshire has been made permanent. The decision was taken on March 27, 2026, following a trial period introduced in 2024 due to complaints about anti-social behaviour and overcrowded streets. The council is also considering introducing further restrictions in residential areas of Scarborough.
A ban on overnight parking of motorhomes on parts of the North Yorkshire coast will be made permanent. The restriction applies from 11pm to 7am in Nor...
A ban on overnight parking of motorhomes on parts of the North Yorkshire coast will be made permanent. The restriction applies from 11pm to 7am in North Bay, Scarborough and the A174 south of Sandsend village following complaints about anti-social behavior and the occupation of multiple parking spaces.
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North Yorkshire Council plans to make permanent a trial ban on overnight parking of motorhomes and campervans in coastal areas of Scarborough and Sandsend. The ban runs from 23:00 to 7:00 and follows complaints of anti-social behaviour.
North Yorkshire Council has made permanent the overnight parking ban for campervans on parts of the coast. Restrictions apply from 23:00 to 7:00 in North Bay, Scarborough and on the A174 south of Sandsend. The decision follows complaints about anti-social behaviour and multiple bay occupation.
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A journalist from Condé Nast Traveller shared her experience of a camper van trip through North Wales, renting a vehicle via Goboony. She highlighted the freedom to be spontaneous and explore areas not accessible by train. Goboony reported a 25% increase in bookings at the start of the year, indicating growing interest in flexible travel.
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North Norfolk District Council has granted a Certificate of Lawful Use or Development for Castaways Holiday Park on Paston Road, allowing caravans and lodges to be occupied from January 4 to the end of February. The decision follows evidence of uninterrupted winter occupation for over 10 years, with booking records from 2016 to 2026. This comes after the council refused a separate application in March to remove the seasonal restriction permanently, citing safety concerns near Bacton Gas Terminal and potential impacts on protected wildlife.
The Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) has launched a campaign distributing QR code-branded bin bags to campers who are found camping irresponsibly, aiming to reduce litter and promote responsible camping. The bags, part of the 'Rubbish Campsites' campaign, include a QR code linking to camping guidelines and a directory of over 100 official campsites. The initiative is led by Cumbria's Strategic Visitor Management Group in partnership with the National Trust, Forestry England, and Westmorland and Furness Council. During the August bank holiday weekend, special split bins will be placed at Ullswater Information Centre and Coniston Boating Centre for a 'vote for your favourite fell' activity.
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