Ringwood, Any suggestions for Daytime Parking (1 Viewer)

[orridge]

We are looking to stop at Ringwood for a couple of hours next week and looking for suggestions where we could park a 7.5m Motorhome. The furlongs carpark looks the most obvious but seems to have height barriers in most areas and the short stay with Coach Parking the spaces look pretty small.

 

[DBK]

Avon Heath Country Park. We often stop there for lunch on our way to Sussex to visit family. There is a small lorry parking area just outside the entrance where we have always found room and it is free. If you switch to the satellite view you will see it - and a MH and a PVC already there by the look of it.

Avon Heath Country Park · Brocks Pine, St Leonards, St Ives, Ringwood BH24 2DH

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[orridge]

Avon Heath Country Park. We often stop there for lunch on our way to Sussex to visit family. There is a small lorry parking area just outside the entrance where we have always found room and it is free. If you switch to the satellite view you will see it - and a MH and a PVC already there by the look of it.

Avon Heath Country Park · Brocks Pine, St Leonards, St Ives, Ringwood BH24 2DH

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maps.app.goo.gl

Thanks I did see that but was hoping for something closer as would prefer not to get the bikes out to cycle into Town.

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[Jamesh]

Just north of the dual carriage way there is a layby which cars park in.

Further north on the Salisbury rd is JB motors who have a large yard. If you want security might ask them if you could stay in there yard donation to a local hospital might work.

To the south there is a large industrial estate with loads of parking not sure how busy it is.

I stayed overnight there a year ago before an ultramarathon I was running starting at Ringwood.

On road parking on bickerley rd next to the common. Ideal for a picnic.....
Cheers James
C

 

[TheBig1]

The main long stay carpark is fine for parking up for a day and busy enough to be fairly safe. Or a lot of large vehicle parking on Crow arch Lane industrial estate. Personally I would choose the long stay carpark. It is beside the furlongs centre car park and well signposted

 

[EuroTrotters]

We have friends who live there. Nice big house, big grounds, indoor heated pool. But we still have to stay at the campsites nearby.

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[Keep Right On]

We have friends who live there. Nice big house, big grounds, indoor heated pool. But we still have to stay at the campsites nearby.

Good friends?

 

[EuroTrotters]

Good friends?

ordinarily yes. maybe frightened of upsetting neighbours