Quiet parking, tight for long vans
Llansteffan, SA31 3LY, Johnstown
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A small, quiet and somewhat hidden parking area beside a nature reserve, with no overnight restrictions. A 6 metre motorhome can enter and leave, but longer vans may find it tight, especially when the car park is busy. There is a children’s park opposite, a nearby pub and garage shop, and a walking or cycling route; a street light remains on overnight.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
We arrived around 8 p.m. and departed in the morning for the Fishguard ferry. We slept well and had no issues getting in or out with our six-meter motorhome.
December. Very good night, very convenient. If the car park is full, it can be a little tight to park, especially with a long van.
There is not much to report. We stayed on a Monday in August; the car park itself was quiet, but high-speed drivers on the main road woke us several times during the early morning. The park is good for children, and a pub and Co-op are both walkable. The site has reliable 4G, a level place to park, and an acceptable bin.
Excellent location beside a pleasant cycling and walking route. Nights are very quiet, although a streetlamp remains lit. There are no toilets, but there is a rubbish bin. A small playground opposite is ideal for children, and dogs have plenty of room too. The local people are friendly.
Great little spot; we were one of two motorhomes, 7.5 m long. Pub and garage with shop across the road. A 15-minute walk through the park to Tesco and then the town. Bus service near the park to the lovely seaside village of Llansteffan, 7 miles away, with a castle, two pubs, a shop and fish and chips.
We returned after a year and saw that all the abandoned vehicles had disappeared. There was ample room, and we had the area to ourselves overnight. The view across the rewilded land was pleasant.
We arrived at 8 p.m. in a Peugeot Boxer and only just squeezed into the far end. All the other vehicles seemed to belong to locals, including two waiting for repairs.
Stopped for lunch, but the space is very short. With our 6 m camper we were afraid we would get stuck. So we parked at Lidl for a while to look around the town, then drove on to Llangain.
Small car park. Turned up in my Caddy Maxi with no problems at all at 4 a.m.
Small parking area on edge of nature reserve. we arrived late and left early. Very peaceful. Pleasant walk nearby. Puddly in November. Not suitable for long vans. mwb boxer was fine.
