March 27th 2023.
Motorhomes and campervans will be able to 'Stay the Night' again this year in 36 car parks run by government agency Forestry & Land Scotland. This year's scheme runs from 1 April to 31 October and will charge vehicles £7 for the night. FLS stated that 'stays are for one night only between the hours of 6pm and 10am, with no return visit for 48 hours'. Only self-contained motorhomes and campervans can take part in the scheme, which does not include 'tents beside cars, pop-up, pup or toilet tents, or any motorhome or campervan without its own toilet facility'. Electric power generators are not allowed in the car parks.
Stuart Chalmers, FLS's national visitor services manager, said: "'Stay the Night' has demonstrated to be profoundly well known with motorhome and campervan clients, numerous whom have suggested that they would be more than ready to pay a little charge for their stay. It's truly satisfying to realize that the motorhome network truly regards our destinations and the other guests that will stop for the night." He included: "We realize that the motorhome and campervan networks are a significant part of Scotland's the travel industry traffic. 'Stay the Night' helps to address the developing interest for halting spots and by urging individuals to stop at areas they would some way or another have gone through, ought to likewise give an increase to numerous little provincial organizations."
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