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 Eurotunnel......overnight parking?
1155602 Post Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 2:45 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

greeny74 Subscriber 24/10/2012 


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Hi all,

I'm looking to book the eurotunnel for early Feb and I want to depart as early as possible.

To save on the very early morning drive to Folkestone, is there any free overnight parking available that I can do the night before?

If not free, something reasonably priced....

Thank you

Tel
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1155615 Post Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 2:55 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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At the services about one mile before. It's free on weekends (well not technically, but I'm told the person collecting the money doesn't work weekends). You have to pay if staying overnight on a weeknight.

greeny74 wrote:
Hi all,

I'm looking to book the eurotunnel for early Feb and I want to depart as early as possible.

To save on the very early morning drive to Folkestone, is there any free overnight parking available that I can do the night before?

If not free, something reasonably priced....

Thank you

Tel
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1155628 Post Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 3:11 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

rayc Subscriber 10/06/2012 

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greeny74 wrote:
Hi all,

I'm looking to book the eurotunnel for early Feb and I want to depart as early as possible.

To save on the very early morning drive to Folkestone, is there any free overnight parking available that I can do the night before?

If not free, something reasonably priced....

Thank you

Tel


Tel,
Rather than park why not catch a late evening or night train and park up in France?
I catch a train normally between 10pm and midnight. Ray
 
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simandme Subscriber 18/01/2013 


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We stayed at the services in September - head around the side, so that you are between the building and the motorway (think it was reserved for buses - well we are not a car!). This is before you get to the paid sections for MH. We stayed for free - along with 1/2doz others. Sorted.
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1194312 Post Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:15 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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rayc wrote:
greeny74 wrote:
Hi all,

I'm looking to book the eurotunnel for early Feb and I want to depart as early as possible.

To save on the very early morning drive to Folkestone, is there any free overnight parking available that I can do the night before?

If not free, something reasonably priced....

Thank you

Tel


Tel,
Rather than park why not catch a late evening or night train and park up in France?
I catch a train normally between 10pm and midnight. Ray


I am with Ray on this, the Bus parking outside of Carrefore is excellent.

Steve

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1194313 Post Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:16 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Hi Greeny,

We always use Military Rd in Hythe.
Traffic can be a bit noisy cause it's a main rd, but it quietens down a lot later in the evening.
A few good "chippies" in town for supper if you wish (5mins walk), supermarket on the road itself, across canal bridge (1 min walk), we use the toilets there in the morning (buy a loaf or something as a thank you!), also a garage for fuel.
Never had a problem, always been safe and unthreatened. If you have a bit more time, a walk down the canal is lovely, also near Hythe & Dymchurch railway, (little trains)
Sorry, no co-ords, but check out with google maps.

Enjoy yourselves,
Ken
 
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As suggested before, go over late at night and park on the other side at a load of places.

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1194417 Post Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:58 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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steco1958 wrote:
rayc wrote:
greeny74 wrote:
Hi all,

I'm looking to book the eurotunnel for early Feb and I want to depart as early as possible.

To save on the very early morning drive to Folkestone, is there any free overnight parking available that I can do the night before?

If not free, something reasonably priced....

Thank you

Tel


Tel,
Rather than park why not catch a late evening or night train and park up in France?
I catch a train normally between 10pm and midnight. Ray


I am with Ray on this, the Bus parking outside of Carrefore is excellent.

Steve

Why use the Bus parking when there is specific Camping Car parking in the next bay?
I agree that going over late at night and sleeping at Cite Europe is the best way. Safe, secure, and already on the right side of the channel for an early getaway.
Gerry
 
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We stayed on Military road same as Ken, no problems overnight. A little noisey at times but we just had a little 11pm to 7am kip after driving down from Goole.

I would use again, quite a few MH's were there.

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Evening to late crossing for us every time.
A few minutes to cite europe and get our heads down.

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