Can u sleep in your car on a holiday park

[herefordbull]

Hi everyone I own a Chrysler grand voyager and with the two middle seats out u can fit a mattress in so me and my partner are off to do a bit of travelling around the uk coastlines exspecially Wales. But I don't know where were allowed to park to sleep I would prefer a holiday park or campsite with facilities if possible can u please tell me if u can do this and if anyone has been to any nice parks on the coast many thanks

[VHG]

Most camp sites allow pople to sleep in tents, or sleep in their motorhome.

So as long as you pay for your "pitch" I guess you can sleep in anything you like.

Why not join these people, they have high quality camp sites all over the UK

http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/

[Buenchico]

I've been thinking of going on a cheap 'camping' holiday, sleeping in the back of my estate car. I mentioned this to my neighbour last week, expecting him to think me a little eccentric. Instead it turned out that he does exactly the same thing himself, all over the country. (He's a keen fan of motor sport and goes to lots of events). He told me that he always books onto camp sites, and he has never had any problems.

Chris

PS: To find suitable campsites in Wales, start here:
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/county_adv.a sp?region=Wales
Select your county then, on the next page, define your requirements (including, of course, setting 'MotorHome Pitches' to 'Yes')

[jno]

long time since I did this, but I often used to park and sleep in multi-storey carparks overnight - used to be free or minimum-rate as long as I was gone by about 8am and there were usually facilities on the premises. Only of use in bigger towns, of course.