In Pembrokeshire (Wales), a two-year pilot project has started, permitting overnight parking for campervans and motorhomes with self-contained systems at Goodwick Moor car park for £10 per night. The site was chosen for its proximity to Fishguard port. Restrictions include a ban on placing furniture or awnings outside, storing gas cylinders, and cooking on open fires. No waste disposal services are provided. Council staff will monitor the site.
Separately, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has initiated enforcement action against Ridgeway Resort (formerly Buttyland) caravan park in Manorbier. The reason is failure to deliver affordable homes, a key condition of the 2021 planning permission. Seventeen static caravans have been installed, 16 of which are occupied, but the land for affordable housing has not been transferred to the local housing agency. The committee approved starting legal proceedings.
In Keswick (Lake District), authorities are developing a strategy to address parking and sanitation issues caused by campervan and motorhome owners. Vehicles occupy spaces on residential streets and in daytime parking zones, creating waste disposal problems. The town council is working with Cumberland Council to find sites for dedicated aires and to strengthen enforcement.