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Campervan owners reminded of overnight parking ban at Welsh beauty spots

31.07.2026 09:01 1 min 1 source
Nation.Cymru ENG
Campervan owners reminded of overnight parking ban at Welsh beauty spots
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Natural Resources Wales has issued a reminder to campervan and motorhome owners after a series of issues at two popular Welsh locations. The agency stated that Dinas Rock Car Park and other car parks in Waterfall Country are for daytime visitors only and not suitable for overnight stays or camping. Owners are advised to use local campsites and authorised overnight facilities. The agency also highlighted an increase in fly-camping and littering, which harm the environment and local communities.

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31.07.2026 Nation.Cymru ENG Original source

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