Looking for sites

[Dougbobbill]

Is there a website or a book that lists parking sites that are just an overnight place without any facilities, that are available to vans that do not want loos, showers etc?
I mean places like farms that allow a park-up for a small charge, say £5-10 rather than wildcamping places that are now becoming hard to find.

 

[XxAnthxX]

Some people have luck with Park4night....but I’ve never used it.

Another favourite is BritStops , who’s owner is a member on here....

 

[joe and sue]

Britstops works for us,

 

[suavecarve]

Go to searchforsites
Advanced search
Enter country (England)
Then select the price as less than £10 (or similar) and that will give you something that you are aiming at.

1059 of them out of interest !

 

[NorthernSoul]

Some people have luck with Park4night....but I’ve never used it.

Another favourite is BritStops , who’s owner is a member on here....

I've not used it either. But I have looked at the recommendations close to where I live. That's convinced me to look at managed sites, including CL and CS locations.

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[Two on Tour]

We use both Park4night and Bristops, but it help if you use them in conjunction with common sense.

 

[ceejayt]

We use all three, Park4Night, Searchfir sites and Britstops but Britstops is probably a favourite although not so good in the current crisis

 

[PeteH]

Google " moonfruit" it's a free pub stop site?. I've used it quite a few times overnight stop. Cost you a drink or a meal but likely I would do that anyway? Better than laybyes or car parks any day.

 

[Aly1]

There‘s a few Facebook groups “Affordable camping £20 and under” and “Under £10 sites- no chat”

 

[g3cwi]

Just got the Britstops book. Looks good. Hope to use a site very soon.

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