Overnight parking pilots for motorhomes and campervans in the UK

Pembrokeshire County Council has launched a two-year trial allowing overnight parking for motorhomes and campervans at Goodwick Moor car park in Goodwick, near the Fishguard ferry terminal. The cost is £10 per night, with a maximum stay of one night. The trial follows the cancellation of a 2024 plan for four such sites after objections from local tourism businesses and Visit Pembrokeshire.

Pembrokeshire Council has launched a two-year trial for overnight motorhome and campervan parking at Goodwick Moor car park near Fishguard ferry terminal. The cost is £10 per night, with a maximum stay of one night. A previous broader plan in 2024 was dropped due to objections from local tourism businesses and Visit Pembrokeshire. The scheme will be monitored and reviewed after the trial period.

The Help Me Thro’ pub in Bury, Greater Manchester, now allows customers to stay overnight for free in their campervans or motorhomes in the rear car park. Landlords Stephen and Tom Haworth introduced the offer after a friend slept in a van on the premises. The pub is near the Manchester tram network and Burrs Country Park. Reservations can be made by phone or online.

Moray Council is launching a pilot project from April to November allowing self-contained motorhomes and campervans to overnight at a car park in Burghead. The cost is £7 per night via a parking app, with stays permitted from 6pm to 10am for a maximum of one night.

Moray Council is launching a pilot project allowing overnight stays for motorhomes and campervans at a car park in Burghead. The trial will run from April to November, costing £7 per night from 6pm to 10am for a maximum of one night. Payment is via a parking app, with the location chosen due to local support and available waste disposal facilities at the harbour.