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Note: This is a low cost Motorhome and Campervan overnight parking stopover (Motorhome Aire) – Scroll to the bottom of this page and there will be Free Motorhome Stopovers near this location.
Quick facts
£15 per motorhome, per night
Confirm the live tariff on the signs or online before paying.
1 night (6pm-8am)
Online permit purchase
Purchase your permit online in advance.
Designated bays (1-3) in a public car park
Use only the specially marked motorhome spaces (Bays 1-3).
Northumberland County Council
Motorhome facilities
Overnight parking
Yes — in booked numbered motorhome bays (1-3)
Hardstanding
Public car-park surface
Toilet / chemical sluice
No facilities provided
Electric hook-up
No
Fresh water
No confirmed drinking-water point
Grey-water disposal
No confirmed drive-over drain
Facilities note: No facilities are provided at Amble Braid Car Park. Vehicles must be fully self-contained with their own toilet, sink, and waste storage.
About Amble Braid Car Park motorhome & campervan aire
This car park provides a simple, low-cost place to stop overnight on the beautiful Northumberland Coast, close to Amble’s bustling harbour. It suits self-contained motorhomes and campervans looking for a practical base to explore the ‘Friendliest Port’. This designated motorhome stopover offers a convenient location for accessing Amble’s shops, eateries, and coastal walks without moving your vehicle.
Northumberland County Council manages the car park, with specific bays (1-3) allocated for motorhome overnight stays. Visitors must purchase a permit online in advance to secure a bay. While not a campsite, it provides a safe and authorised spot to rest and enjoy the town’s charm and proximity to the stunning Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Arriving at the aire
- Use the map or directions link on this listing to navigate to the car park.
- Follow the final approach signs rather than relying only on the postcode.
- Locate a bay specifically marked for motorhomes (Bays 1-3).
- Read the current tariff board and restrictions before settling in.
How to pay
- Purchase your overnight permit online in advance.
- Ensure you have confirmation of your booking.
- Park only in your booked numbered motorhome bay (1-3).
- If your booked bay is unavailable, use another numbered motorhome bay or a non-obstructive spot maintaining 3m distance.
Useful things nearby
Amble is known for its seafood, with numerous cafés, restaurants, and fish and chip shops along the harbour and main street. Explore the harbour pods for unique local treats.
Browse the independent shops, artisan studios, and retail pods at Amble Harbour Village. There are also local supermarkets for supplies.
Local bus services connect Amble with nearby towns like Warkworth and Alnwick. Check local timetables for routes and schedules.
Direct access to coastal paths, Amble Beach, and the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Enjoy scenic walks along the estuary or towards Coquet Island views.
Amble’s beaches and many establishments are dog-friendly, but always check local signage for seasonal restrictions, especially on main beaches and nature reserves.
The harbour area often hosts events and markets. Check local listings for what’s on during your visit.
Interesting things to do nearby
Amble Harbour Village
Explore the vibrant Amble Harbour Village, a collection of retail pods featuring independent shops, artisan crafts, and delicious food stalls. Watch the fishing boats, enjoy fresh seafood, and soak in the lively atmosphere of ‘The Friendliest Port’.
Coquet Island
From Amble, you can take boat trips to view Coquet Island, an RSPB seabird sanctuary. Home to puffins, terns, and eider ducks, it offers spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities (landing on the island is not permitted).
Warkworth Castle
Just a short drive or scenic walk from Amble, the magnificent Warkworth Castle offers a glimpse into Northumberland’s rich history. Explore its impressive keep, ramparts, and discover tales of its past.
Amble Beach & Pier
Enjoy a stroll along Amble Beach, perfect for families and dog walkers, or walk out onto the pier for views across the estuary and out to sea. It’s an ideal spot for birdwatching and enjoying the coastal breeze.
Northumberland Coast AONB
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Amble serves as an excellent base for exploring golden beaches, dramatic castles, and charming coastal villages further afield.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Northumberland County Council offers dedicated motorhome bays (1-3) at Amble Braid Car Park for £15 per night. An online permit is required, and the maximum stay is 1 night (6pm-8am).
No, Amble Braid Car Park does not provide facilities for toilets, chemical waste disposal, fresh water, or grey-water disposal. Vehicles must be fully self-contained.
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