Motorhome bays, height restriction

Expensive but a practical overnight stay, close to town. 3 metre hight restriction, toilets near entry & large Co-Op Supermarket next door. Cricket club Park4Night would have been a better option for €20 per night with water fill.

Expensive but perfect pay by the app. I tried a local pub but they have no control of their car park and the longest you can stay is 8 hrs for £10 so £25 for 24hrs and right in town is ok. A local campsite was £30 but further away and i have no need for EH or showers so suits me.

just a car park so yes £25 is expensive .. but the location is literally 2mins to the center so it's worth it for that! absolutely stunning place to visit! had a quiet, safe night sleep . locals dog walking in the morning all pleasant. would definitely reccomend :)

Just a car park, but with a separate section for motorhomes. 3 metre height barrier. Right in the centre of the village and we had a very quiet, peaceful Monday night here. Would be 5 stars if there was a toilet as well.

Height limit of 2.5 m; all the car parks in this village seem to confirm their lack of friendliness towards motorhomes. What a shame.✦Translating

New prices added, £25 for 24 hours

Quite expensive for parking, however there are large dedicated spaces for motorhomes, so it is very easy to park. Be aware there is a maximum 3m height limit. The car park is less than 5 minutes walk from the beautiful village of Borton-on-the-Water. Definitely worth visiting for a few hours.

Height restriction: 3 m!✦Translating

Perfect for parking the motorhome and visiting the town. Five pounds for two hours.✦Translating

Stayed here for the day very convenient and toilets clean although I thought it was expensive

Close to village centre. 10 larger spaces for motorhomes at rear of car park. Suitable for a few hours during the day or overnight stays - no facilities though.

Spent 1 night here. Very short walk into the village, large bays and had no issues parking but as other reviews say, it’s £25 for 24hrs and no facilities. The toilets are there but locked.

£25 for 24 hours with zero facilities is really poor and unwelcoming for vans. We decided not to stay and moved on to Stow where vans are welcome. The Co-op car park next door let's you park for 90 mins so that let us get a short visit in to the town.

Expensive for just a park up, toilets all locked, no longer a £15 overnight option it’s now 24hrs for £25, on a plus side it’s in the middle of town with shops and places to eat all close by.

Quiet place to spend the night. The £25 (£20.50 with the app) is not a bargain, but just about acceptable to get to “the little Bakery” for breakfast.✦Translating

Good parking area for one night, shopping until 10 p.m., right in the middle of the village, £25 for 24 hours.✦Translating

Ridiculously expensive to park. No height restriction on entering from Co-op car park, but height restriction on exit. No height stated, so be careful. The barrier grazed the top of our 3.5m van (satellite dish and solar panels). Absolutely nowhere else to park in this town though unfortunately. No phone signal Couldn't find a bin. Toilets available

Fees have changed, you either pay for 8 hours or 24 (no special overnight hours). Motorhomes are £25 for 24h. Toilets were also locked. At least it felt safe especially in a storm

Parking area with overnight option. 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. = £15. Not cheap, but the village centre is only a five-minute walk away. The parking bays are very large. A laundrette, petrol station, public toilets and a supermarket open seven days a week are directly beside the parking area. No camping, but a public green space is adjacent and can be used by everyone. Suitable for 1–2 nights.✦Translating