Thank you, not sure which part of Wales we will go to, although Anglesey is looking favourableHello luv your photo of camper, went to Anglesey last weekend, lot of people with campers about... I’m sure you’ll be welcome as previously.
Enjoy your stay
I absolutely love all of Wales,but although it has some lovely spots I think Anglesey is a bit grim in comparison with the rest.Thank you, not sure which part of Wales we will go to, although Anglesey is looking favourable
We do too that's why we go so often, when we first got bubbles I really had to fight my corner to convince husband that it is lovely and we should go. After a lot of persuasion he relented and has not regretted it
Anglesey in bubbles would take us quite sometime to get too she is definitely not made for speed lol. We tend to only spend a night in one place and move on. Just want a nice quiet holiday with no hassle and possibly one night near a beach. Where would you recommend?
That's fantastic, the Welsh do tend to be a bit more welcoming and friendly in my opinion. Never had a problem in the past so fingers crossed for our next tripI live in Wales and walk to workin England so right on the border. Last Wednesday and Thursday I wild camped in 2 places both of which I have been to in the past and no problems. While at the Co-op in Llandovery a lady shopper came up and said how nice it wasn to see tourists back in Wales. So I say go for, it there are plenty of vans/motorhomes overnighting in Hay on Wye
Thank you that looks a lovely spot too
Hi not to put a damper on things but some one just shared on social media that fines have been issued to motor home owners for staying over night in remote places and the national park sherrifs are patroling the areas they know we all love to stay.
Thank you that is good news and I hope your first trip out since the new year was a good one. If you don't mind me asking which campsite did you go to?
Thank you, we do get quite a bit attention, or rather 'bubbles' does lol. We never had any problems with people up until last year when we were exploring Dartmoor, which is a shame because Dartmoor is beautiful no matter what the weather IMHO if it wasn't for our friend saying come over and stay in our field we would have gone home after the third night. In hindsight we should have put our point of view across as politely as possible, but we were so gobsmacked at the rudeness and contempt of people words failed us. Will be more prepared next time (hopefully there won't be)Campervans are a drop in the ocean compared to the overall number of vehicles driving around all over and parking up wherever they need for whatever reason. Yours is lovely and should only attract attention for all the right reasons
Go for it. As Moped said, there will be more mohos around anyway come the 25th due to the campsites re-opening. Just head on out there and play it by ear. You'll always get the odd nasty person/nimby wherever you go, ignore and treat with the contempt they deserve, if troubling you just move on to a better spot.
Enjoy!
I think most of the National Parks in the UK, Wales or elsewhere, always have more restrictions on park-ups and 'camping'.
The article just posted up in another thread earlier was this, and it doesn't come from 'social media' but a local newspaper.
National Park issues stark warning to illegal Pembrokeshire campers | tenby-today.co.uk
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has issued a stark warning to illegal campers after 19 penalty charge notices were issued last weekend following a spate of unauthorised overnight stays in a number of car parks around the county.www.tenby-today.co.uk
