parking for motorhome aberdeen (1 Viewer)

[Wildbill]

going to Aberdeen tomorrow having to do induction so just wondering if any one knows of sum where i can park my motor home for two weeks after i have done my induction as i have to cover all expenses my shelf the money i save by staying in the van will go toward i nice holiday with it
the cost of B&B in Aberdeen is scandalous even a rip off

 

[camocam1]

Think you may struggle as believe most of the sites are closed until March, Drumshadmuir is open all year but is about 1 hr south of Aberdeen, Nice site with a pub onsite and small shop.

 

[philw111]

Depends on where in Aberdeen you need to be and what sort of facilities you want.

There are a few campsites around the area that would be within reasonable commute. The only one we've stayed on is Silverbank CC site in Banchory but I don't think that's open until March. Try ukcampsite for others

Parking in the centre of Aberdeen is extremely limited for motorhomes. There are some on-street spaces but these fill up fairly quickly - you'd be better off on public transport.

I'd offer you a space outside our house but we're about 60 miles away from Aberdeen

Phil

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[scotjimland]

I used to park at the company's office car park when going off shore for two weeks. ..

Have you asked the company that is doing the induction ? They may have an office car park you could use.. or maybe know somewhere else..

 

[camocam1]

not stayed but have found nigg park home estate open all year 01224 696679
probably the closet to Aberdeen and advertised at £10 night

Parking in Aberdeen is very poor for MH's so agree with previous post try and use public transport

 

[normanandsue]

If you are in the centre of Aberdeen, there is plenty of (FREE) parking on beach boulevard. It is a bit exposed and I would not reccomend stying overnight but it is only a 20 minute walk into Union Street.
If you are happy off site camping there are plenty of spacious lay byes off the road on the Peterhead/Fraserburgh Road heading north out of the city.

Norman

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[Wildbill]

If you are in the centre of Aberdeen, there is plenty of (FREE) parking on beach boulevard. It is a bit exposed and I would not reccomend stying overnight but it is only a 20 minute walk into Union Street.
If you are happy off site camping there are plenty of spacious lay byes off the road on the Peterhead/Fraserburgh Road heading north out of the city.

Norman

i will be camping in my van Saturday and Sunday night up near dyce then i was needing somewhere to park it for two week while i went offshore growing to park it at the air park dyce secure offshore parking thanks any way:thumb: