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Some of you will know that David Lloyd of Guisborough has been in discussions for some time with Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council to try and establish dedicated overnight parking in Guisborough - not a simple task as we found out since several hurdles have to be cleared such as changes to the Legal Orders governing issues such as sleeping in vehicles overnight - BUT - Great news at last!!
The necessary procedures have been completed and a new parking scheme in Guisborough’s Fountain Street East car park for motorhomes has been agreed and is now operational.
There is provision to park two motorhomes within the car park at a charge of £5.00 per stay. The designated area for the motorhomes is within the coach parking bays.
The maximum permitted stay is 18 hours and the parking times are from 6.00pm to 12.00pm the following day.
Normal daytime parking arrangements are unaffected for those not wishing to stay overnight.
The two bays available measure up to 17 metres long so should cater for most motorhomes.
Guisborough nestles on the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and is a great location for anyone who wants to experience both the outstanding countryside and heritage coastline of Cleveland. This ancient market town itself has much to offer and you can get a glimpse Link Removed.
Details of the scheme are now on my website Here or you can contact Paul Castle at Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council on 01642 496427.
David (with some assistance from myself in the latter stages) has persisted for some time to try and establish this overnight facility – with the help and support of many other motorhomers who, in the early days, contacted the local authority to pledge their support by e-mail. Now it is here we would like to thank all those who helped in this way and hope that many of you will be able to take advantage of it when you are visiting the area and enjoy your stay.
There have been recent reports by local authorities of motorhome users abusing parking areas by discharging waste water and leaving litter etc so the trial scheme will be monitored for the next 12 months to determine demand but also how it is used. The findings will be used to decide if the facility will be made permanent or needs to provide more spaces and, more importantly, whether it should be extended to other locations around the area including the coast. So, please feel free to make use of it and please, please take care of it by leaving the area as you would hope to find it.
Graham
The necessary procedures have been completed and a new parking scheme in Guisborough’s Fountain Street East car park for motorhomes has been agreed and is now operational.
There is provision to park two motorhomes within the car park at a charge of £5.00 per stay. The designated area for the motorhomes is within the coach parking bays.
The maximum permitted stay is 18 hours and the parking times are from 6.00pm to 12.00pm the following day.
Normal daytime parking arrangements are unaffected for those not wishing to stay overnight.
The two bays available measure up to 17 metres long so should cater for most motorhomes.
Guisborough nestles on the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and is a great location for anyone who wants to experience both the outstanding countryside and heritage coastline of Cleveland. This ancient market town itself has much to offer and you can get a glimpse Link Removed.
Details of the scheme are now on my website Here or you can contact Paul Castle at Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council on 01642 496427.
David (with some assistance from myself in the latter stages) has persisted for some time to try and establish this overnight facility – with the help and support of many other motorhomers who, in the early days, contacted the local authority to pledge their support by e-mail. Now it is here we would like to thank all those who helped in this way and hope that many of you will be able to take advantage of it when you are visiting the area and enjoy your stay.
There have been recent reports by local authorities of motorhome users abusing parking areas by discharging waste water and leaving litter etc so the trial scheme will be monitored for the next 12 months to determine demand but also how it is used. The findings will be used to decide if the facility will be made permanent or needs to provide more spaces and, more importantly, whether it should be extended to other locations around the area including the coast. So, please feel free to make use of it and please, please take care of it by leaving the area as you would hope to find it.
Graham