Ferry Road, Pitlochry
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This is daytime parking just outside the centre of Pitlochry, convenient for visiting the village and nearby walks. Signs clearly forbid overnight sleeping, parking or cooking in motorhomes. Sunday parking is free, but no overnight stay is permitted.
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Listing copied from our source, 52 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 52 days ago
Not for campers anymore. go to Atholl Car park
Perfect to visit the city and do a nature walk. Our 7.5m RV fitted in too spots. Sundays parking is free. Careful: no overnight sleep or cooking on the spot.
Pitlochry clearly does not want motorhomes to stop there. Large red and white signs say “No Sleeping Parking or Cooking.” We left this town for another, more welcoming one.Translating
Went to Pitlochry every couple of weeks, and spent an absolute fortune ,so disappointed that you can no longer park overnight with your motor home ,I will now go where I am welcome to stay overnight ,and give that community my custome .
Signs now up saying strictly no sleeping camping or cooking, such a shame , so handy for the town
Used to be a great spot, but there are new signs now. Despite other comments that say it is free parking during the night, that is correct, BUT the new signs clearly state that it is NOT ALLOWED TE SLEEP in the carpark.
A great location very close to town. Lovely restaurants, we ate at Fern Cottage. We stayed overnight with no issues and shared the car park with two other campers.
New signs appeared so we had to move on. Now says no sleeping, no cooking. This was one of our favourite overnight stopovers as I’m disabled and it’s so near to town. Several Motorhomes arrived while we were there and all upset. We all agreed that we would have paid a fee to stay overnight. Please note that only daytime parking is now allowed.
Shared the carpark with 4 other campers and a lorry. Occasional train went past overnight. App bought is a couple extra hours in the morning so we could pop to town for breakfast. Pay from 8am - £3.30 for 3hrs! Smidge on the expensive side for Scotland but cheap for where I’m from!
really pleased I found this car park as I travel on my own I don't really like stopping over in lay-by. Great was able to park up with enough space for everyone
Two minutes walk from Main Street. Car park with plenty of space free 6pm -8am then paid £3.50 for 4 hours. A little traffic noise from road behind and sound of train but that’s it. Very level. Others campers and motor homes there. Other car parks direct you to this one as designated motorhome parking.
Really central spot, close to the beautiful city. Lots of campers. Public toilets close by, altought only open certain times of the day.
Clean level car park , pay and display until 6 pm then free overnight until 8 am - shops and pubs 5 mins away with lovely scenic walks nearby- 9 other vans with us tonight
We stayed here overnight without problems; there were many motorhomes. But you have to leave early because from 8 a.m. parking campervans and motorhomes is prohibited.Translating
Very good for a night, no problems 5 other Motorhome 5 minute walk in to town for Pubs and Restaurants , free parking during Sunday
Free parking from 6 p.m. until the next morning. A stone's throw from the town centre. However, the car park is VERY noisy. The train passes very frequently!! Road directly opposite the car park, with quite a lot of traffic. And a large river. No toilets nearby.Translating
Free parking at night flat paved one train in the evening and one in the morning quiet close to the pleasant town centre bars and restaurants paid from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.Translating
Parking is perfect, quiet and very close by the city center. Free Over the night and on Sunday.
Parking right next to the town centre, free at night and on Sundays, very quiet at night (near a railway line but little traffic).Translating