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Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 11:14 am
by Nevets
Myself and a fellow "shed dragger" are on our way down to Pentewen sands cornwall this summer and due to factors like work,kids,etc can't get away til about 5pm
So we need a overnight place to park up around about the exeter area for the night??? Guess time would be 10pm ish
Any ideas?
Cheers Steve.
Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 6:09 pm
by RachelTaylor
There are various laybys along the A30 that might be worth considering, depending on how far along you want to go. Not sure how close they were to exeter, but we spotted them all along. Didn't actually stop in any, as we were early enough to keep going all the way to Falmouth, but logged the idea for future when birmingham/bristol slow us down.
Also, the Roadchef services seem to be doing 'overnight stops' for caravans/motorhomes for £10 per night.
Rachel
Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 7:43 pm
by mikexgough
Here is one long enough for 2 vehicles and sheds Juts on the outskirts of Ex on the 30..... you can street view it too to see if you think it's wide enough... If you were earlier you could have done the CC site the racecourse..
Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 8:14 pm
by Nevets
Thanks guys.. will get on the google maps
Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 10:06 pm
by Jillygumbo
There's a brill diner just off the A30 called "Woody's Diner". There's a lorry park and room to sleep quietly. You take the turning for Okehampton (second one) once you've passed Dartmoor (camping signs for Lydford CC), take a right towards Okehampton and it's on your right. There's petrol and a Little Chef there too.
We always stop there for breakfast when we travel to Cornwall (going down the M5 really early and getting in front of all the caravans and motorhomes that are parked up at the Services).

Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 8:50 am
by Bob
As the motorway ends and becomes the A38, bottom of the dip, there is a service area. If you pull in as though you were going in there you use a short length if the old road.
I recon that would suit.
Re: Exeter laybys??A30???
Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 11:04 am
by Nevets
Cheers guys
