Portsmouth parking

[abforfun]

campercontact says you can park overnight at D Day Museum, Portsmouth for €5.50, does anyone know if this is still the case ??

 

[FIDGET]

If no replies you could try info@ddaymuseum.co.uk

 

[GJH]

The sign shown on Street View indicates that the Museum car park is a council one. Portsmouth City Council do not allow overnighting on any of their car parks.

Best to check as Fidget advises.

 

[abforfun]

Thanks for that

 

[Lenny HB]

Always suspicious of entries in Campercontact for UK.

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[Andy]

Southsea Common............
At one time it certainly wasn't somewhere I'd want to spend the night; (Although the nightlife was certainly both interesting and 'entertaining' .......)

 

[GJH]

I've looked back at some old files. I don't know where Campercontact obtained its information but everything I have (going back to September 2006) indicates that overnighting was never allowed at D Day Museum.

 

[octopush]

All the nightlife has moved from Southsea now to the town centra.

Park on the seafront lots do over night.

Nice views of the ships going in and out.

Southsea Common............
At one time it certainly wasn't somewhere I'd want to spend the night; (Although the nightlife was certainly both interesting and 'entertaining' .......)

 

[jongood]

we ve stayed at ferry road, portsmouth.
By the portsmouth end to the hayling Island Ferry ,quite a step to town though.

 

[PORKSTER]

we ve stayed at ferry road, portsmouth.
By the portsmouth end to the hayling Island Ferry ,quite a step to town though.

I stay here from time to time no problems at all also bus stops at ferry road so can get into the heart of town easy. Its a nice walk along the front although a few mile but lots to see and do Southsea and Portsmouth have a fair bit to offer. I have also seen plenty park along the front that appear to be overnighting but personally I would rather be out the way a bit.

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[peterc10]

I stay here from time to time no problems at all also bus stops at ferry road so can get into the heart of town easy. Its a nice walk along the front although a few mile but lots to see and do Southsea and Portsmouth have a fair bit to offer. I have also seen plenty park along the front that appear to be overnighting but personally I would rather be out the way a bit.

Is that at the pay and display car park or on the road leading up (which seems to have lots of double yellow lines)?

 

[octopush]

Best bet is to stick to the seafront you have no charge there from 6 pm until 8 am and you can get a good coffee there in the morning.

 

[jongood]

The bit I meant was on the stony beach just before the ferry.

 

[Andy]

Best bet is to stick to the seafront you have no charge there from 6 pm until 8 am and you can get a good coffee there in the morning.

Is this up by the memorial, (just up a bit from the sea life center ?)

 

[jongood]

Dont know where the sea life is.

This is up as far as ypou can go on the east side sea coast just before the little ferry to hayling island.

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[PORKSTER]

I park on the stones by the yacht club before RNLI station.

 

[octopush]

Anywhere along the seafront.

just come back from the swimming pool at eastney on the seafront and there is three parked along the seafront now one is about 10 meters long.

I would not park at ferry road.

Is this up by the memorial, (just up a bit from the sea life center ?)