Public Parking - Charlottetown | Informal Campsite
Canada
Details
- Verified:
- 1 day ago
- GPS:
- 46.23288, -63.12167
- Altitude:
- 30.8 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
a.balter
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- Yes
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- No
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
There are no signs indicating that overnight parking is not allowed. One other RV and several cars were also there overnight. There is a pay kiosk, but it was not in service while we were there (stayed overnight Sunday - Monday.) Some cars and people noise throughout the night.
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Everything said in previous comments is still valid , great spot to visit downtown and spend the night.
Report Check-InGluten Free Options all around!! We asked Park staff when arriving if we were allowed to stay and they said as long as we pay parking. The cost of day pass is 12.50$ There is a Food Hall and market on one side and several floating restaurants and bars on other side. We were shocked to have so many gluten free options at so many places. We recommend the GF and vegan baking sweets at the Food Hall and the Pulled Pirk poutine at the floating restaurant. The mexican floating bar and restaurant has great cocktails and we didnt get to try their GF options as restaurant was closed. The parking lot emptied out completely and we had the place to ourselves. It was very quiet all night. There are long rig parking spots in center of lit and is fairly level there. Several public washrooms.
Report Check-In$5 CAD or USD to park. Gates open at 8pm (or 9pm?) so if you roll in late it's free. Asked the person at the kiosk and they said it's fine to stay overnight/camp. Nice park right next to it. Public washrooms right next door in the touristy area.
They asked if I'd fit in a single parking space and since my van is a bit too long they just told me back in along the grass.
Report Check-In5$ on a Saturday, but if you are late you might even get in without paying. I asked if I could stay the night, and they even said "its encouraged".
now this is a very central Spot, so on a Saturday night in peak season obviously it was not very quiet, but great friendly spot to explore plus you have washrooms at the near tourist centre and at the wharf. (open at 8am)
Report Check-InIt cost me 5$ to park here on a Saturday night and I asked if I could stay overnight and the girl said no problem. I was right next to a little downtown bar area so this is perfect if you want to have a little night out. I got back to the van around midnight and could hear some music and a few people passing by but I felt very safe and slept great.
Report Check-InFree municipal parking.
Right in the downtown city close of all restaurants and touristic shops.
There are no signs indicating that overnight parking is not allowed. One other RV and several cars were also there overnight. There is a pay kiosk, but it was not in service while we were there (stayed overnight Sunday - Monday.) Some car and people noise throughout the night.
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