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Council has launched a consultation to allow campervans to park in seafront car parks

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East Devon District Council has launched a consultation to allow campervans to park in seafront car parks.
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East Devon District Council Seeks Public Feedback on Campervan Parking in Exmouth

East Devon District Council (EDDC) has launched a consultation to explore the possibility of allowing campervans to park in seafront car parks.

If the plans are approved, the scheme will be extended to all EDDC car parks in Exmouth.

The consultation is open until Thursday, February 13, and EDDC has stated that if there are no serious objections, the initiative will move forward. The primary aim is to gather feedback from local residents and car park users regarding the current overnight parking arrangements in Maer Road car park and along Queen’s Drive Echelon.

Through this consultation, EDDC is seeking input on how the overnight stop-over should be structured to best serve both visitors and the local community. A council spokesman explained, “We aim to understand how these arrangements are perceived, identify any challenges or concerns, and explore opportunities for improvement. Additionally, we are seeking suggestions on how the overnight stop-over offer can be enhanced to better meet the needs of users and ensure it aligns with the expectations of both residents and visitors.”

By participating in this consultation, the public has an opportunity to influence future decisions on overnight campervan parking in Exmouth. Whether you are a local resident, campervan owner, or regular visitor, your feedback will play a key role in shaping the outcome.

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