The ones in York do (although you have to pull into the layby in front of the height barrier and then after a few moments they open the barrier for you.

I don't think all P&Rs have moho bays but many do. I don't know how you find out in advance. I normally ask the the managers at whatever site we plan to stay at in the area.

I think some P&R allow overnight parking too.

 

I know of 2.

One is Canterbury (Old Dover Road) which has a special area for MHs, with water and toilet dump.

Two is not MH specific, but for High-sided vehicles, at Oxford P+R on the South side of the city - pass the main P+R entrance, turn first L and immediately left into Car Park and there is a small fenced area on R just short of height barrier. It is right opposite entrance to CC&C site.

Others may be on with further.

Geoff

 

I think Cambridge (M.11/A.10) Trumpington Road still has a "turn up and ring a number" access arrangement to dedicated spaces.

Explained here...

http://www.motorhomefacts.com/ftoptitle-89318-cambridge-park-amp-ride.html

 

Our local one, recently constructed, huge buses every 12 mins. no occupants, huge cost. Ironbridge has a problem with parking spaces about 10 days a year. What a white elephant. :roll: :wink:

tony

 

Thanks BwB York was the one that was mentioned by the chap I was talking to. You jogged my memory.

 

Langarth park and ride Truro, Cornwall has larger bays for motorhomes and I am sure we parked in special bays at Barnstable a couple of years ago.

 

Winchester has M/H bays

 

Stirling P&R does not have large bays but welcome large MHs, ours is 8.5m. The attendant told us where to park and directed us into a bay.

 

Durham City, Park and Ride has Motorhome parking bays. I know the Sniperly one has.

http://www.durham.gov.uk/Pages/Service.aspx?ServiceId=6952

John

 

There are 3 Park and Rides in Plymouth, only 2 have no height barriers, one is at the George junction (north of the city) and the other at Milehouse (next to the Argyle football ground)

 

There is a very good park & ride on the outskirts of Stirling, bus service up to the town and castle. Parking is free, just pay for the bus journey if you don't have a Scottish bus pass!

 

I used lovely one in York if that is any help

 

Hi

There is a national Park & Ride directory:

http://www.parkandride.net

but it is not a complete guide when it comes to facilities for campers and motorhomes... but will no doubt improve* ...

For example it has a "camper" icon for Oxford with details of which car park to use but other places such as Canterbury, which does have facilities has no "camper" icon.

* maybe we should help them improve the guides :wink:

Mike

 

.......... maybe we should help them improve the guides :wink: Mike

........... or add another category to the MHF database!

 

........... or add another category to the MHF database!

Hi

Don't really need to add a new one, "Parking Place" it's already there, ...here is an example of a P&R :

http://www.motorhomefacts.com/oxford-redbridge-park-and-ride-campsite.html

Could do with some more entries :wink:

Mike

P.S. if you search with just the word Ride as the campsite name it will, I think, show all the entries we have in the database

 

Stratford upon Avon has a dedicated area in the Park and Ride, although you have to get the barrier lifted.

 

Boughton Heath P&R at Chester has dedicated M/Home spaces outside the barriers which are locked at night and you can park overnight as well.

They do warn that you may be disturbed during the night by young ladies having what sounds like an asthma in the back of cars that park there for a while.