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Lamballe-Armor restricts overnight motorhome parking near beaches

10.08.2026 17:21 1 min 1 source РУС
Le Télégramme FRA
Lamballe-Armor restricts overnight motorhome parking near beaches
Original source: Le Télégramme

The municipality of Lamballe-Armor has issued a decree banning overnight parking of motorhomes and camper vans on the parking lots of Béliard, Saint-Maurice, Jospinet, La Cotentin, Le Vauglin, and Port Morvan beaches. The restriction applies from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. and covers all coastal parking areas in Morieux and Planguenoual. The measure was prompted by a steady increase in such parking.

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Lamballe-Armor restricts overnight motorhome parking near beaches

10.08.2026 Le Télégramme FRA Original source

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