Parking Brugge

charliethecoach
charliethecoach Forum Participant Posts: 4

We are travelling from Guines to Zeebrugge to catch Ferry home, and have several hours to spare. Is there somewhere to park caravan and car safely, that will allow us to visit Brugge

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  • Dave Nicholson
    Dave Nicholson Forum Participant Posts: 408
    edited July 2019 #2

    I’d give Camping Memling a ring, the staff are very friendly and maybe they’d let you stay for a few hours during the day. It’s a 30 minute walk into the centre. Veltemweg 109, 8310 Brugge

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  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218
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    edited July 2019 #5

    Just along from Memling is a spot that might suit. 51.207242,  3.256678  which I got from park4night.com.

  • charliethecoach
    charliethecoach Forum Participant Posts: 4
    edited July 2019 #6

    Thank you everyone. We will book Camping Melling on last night instead of Guines. Great tips in such a short time.cool

  • Cherokee2015
    Cherokee2015 Forum Participant Posts: 392
    edited July 2019 #7

    Be careful when travelling to the docks to catch the ferry.  There is s a new road with very poor signage and before you know it you’re nearly in Antwerp.   

    Having chatted to other vanners on board it seems a common mistake as some car sat navs haven’t updated.  However there is an update on the P&O website http://www.poferries.com/en/zeebrugge-hull/travelling-with-us/directions-to-port.

    If you go wrong you may end up in a small town with lots of narrow streets with chicanes and speed humps.   Not an experience I want to repeat.  

  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218
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    edited July 2019 #8

    I missed a turn once when towing from Zeebrugge. Ended up going round a housing estate in Knokke-Heist. That was in the days before sat-navs.