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26/2/2010 at 4:19pm
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What time in the evening would you want to park up? I can think of a couple of supermarket car parks not too far off the motorway but fairly secluded. You are ok parking on them, nobody will disturb you.
Another alternative would be the Norfolkline ferry terminal carpark. Follow carferry signs off motorway(J53)then as you approach checkin follow carpark sign, plenty park overnight on there.
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27/2/2010 at 6:59pm
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You would be ok in the places I suggested but if you want campsites there are some on your route. here here here here & there is also Camping Licorne in Dunkerque, google that for directions. All campsites mentioned are no more than 10mins off the A16 between French/belg border & Calais. whether they will take your rig, I know not but I can't see a prob on a Mon. night off season. The campsites mentioned at Ghyvelde & Bray Dunes are just minutes off the motorway, you would also be ok parking on the large car park just behind the seafront at Bray Dunes & also on't Carrefour supermkt car park.
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27/2/2010 at 7:30pm
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Nothing beats just turning up at campsites, I'd be suprised if you got turned away. I know the area quite well & I am struggling to think of a Le Routier resturant of type you speak of. There are resturants in the area that you could park at but they are in the secluded places you say you want to avoid. It would probabley be better to keep away from parked trucks because there are always would be illegal immigrants prowling about.
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