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Overnight parking for motorhomes and campervans in Pembrokeshire: £10 per night

06.08.2026 19:56 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Overnight parking for motorhomes and campervans in Pembrokeshire: £10 per night
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Pembrokeshire County Council launched a two-year pilot allowing overnight parking for self-contained motorhomes and campervans at Goodwick Moor for £10 per night. Local opinions are divided.

Pembrokeshire County Council has launched a two-year pilot project allowing overnight parking for self-contained motorhomes and campervans at Goodwick Moor, near Fishguard port. The cost is £10 per night.

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.

Local residents and council representatives are divided: some see the project as a step forward for tourism, while others criticise the lack of toilets, showers, and waste disposal points.

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Motorhome and campervan drivers granted £10 overnight parking at popular tourist spot

28.04.2026 GB News ENG Original source

Pembrokeshire Council's overnight campervan trial begins at Goodwick Moor

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