How one Snowdonia gateway business dealt with motorhomes staying there overnight
It comes as Gwynedd Council launches a campervan consultation in recognition of growing tensions between residents and motorhome owners
05:00, 25 JUL 2021
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An epic road trip inspired by the iconic Route 66 in the U.S. has been launched - and the start is just over an hour s drive from Stoke-on-Trent.
The breath-taking Snowdonia 360 (Eryi 360) takes motorists on a 360-mile loop of the most jaw-dropping scenery North Wales has to offer, giving the world-famous American highway a run for its money.
Build more motorhome parking spaces to cope with surge in post Covid-19 visitors to Snowdonia
Tourism boss believes the region must do all it can to capitalise on a staycation summer
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A tourism leader has called on councils to create more parking spaces to accommodate a surge in motorhome owners to North Wales this summer as Covid-19 restrictions on overseas travel continue.