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You can park in the special caravan bays at Marine Parade in Dover next to the beach. Handy if you have a dog.
10-15 mins drive to the tunnel.

As others say you can also park at Calias either at City de eurpoe or the big Aire next to the harbour.

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Another vote for the RayC solution.

We usually try for a 10pm-ish crossing and have used the Cite Europe car park, the key-side car park and the marina car park to sleep overnight. Personal preference would be Cite Europe (nearer to the tunnel and closer to the motorway for the morning) but the other two are still very practical.
 
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Yep, don't use the tunnel but same idea, I never stay on this side always stay in calias, like tonight, leaving home around 19:00 and get to Dover and get the next ferry.... Be asleep in calias around 24:00 subject to the weather this evening! Then heading south to faro Smile

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Saturday night crossing every time.

A few hours kip the other side at whatever your preferred spot is (Cite Europe/Calais Aire/where ever) then a bright and early start, timed between ferries/trains, no mad Le Mans exit and no trucks on the road.

A nice leisurely, stress free start to your trip. You can get a long way by lunchtime Smile

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We parked up in the tunnel main carpark overnight. The only problem we had was a knock on the door at 0300hrs because we did not have the train ticket/lettter displayed at the front as it was masked by the blinds.
 
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We always get a late crossing/train and park at the Carrefour Aire in Cite Europe. There is plenty of room, quiet and near a police station! What is more it is near our first task of the trip - stock up with booze before continuing.
 
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If you decide to stay on this side for the night, try the Black Horse pub here.

It's only about 7 miles from the terminal. We stayed there January last year. Sorry I don't have GPS but post code is on the link.

Free electricity, though we didn't use it, free wi-fi, gorgeous lamb with haggis and great local ales.

Getting there in the dark was a bit unsettling - the roads seemed very narrow but we didn't meet anything.

Very enjoyable.
 
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Yes, the Black Horse Pub is great. If you buy a meal the camping is free.
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Is there anywhere to overnight at The tunnel for a 8:50 am train?.

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moblee wrote:
Is there anywhere to overnight at The tunnel for a 8:50 am train?.


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