Where’s the one place you look forward to parking for the night, and why? Mine’s on the quayside at Berwick on Tweed. Costs a tenner, but has a chippy, Chinese, shops and pubs right outside the gates. Swans in the harbour (tasty, but difficult to catch) and a wonderful view across the river.
Our operating centre.
Home
anywhere free with a nice view
Stockyard
commonrail:
Stockyard
As it changed any since the owner passed away 
ive never been its too near home,a lot of the lads who come to our place stop there and ive never heard a bad word said.
Truck park has been resurfaced, and parking bays are now marked.everything else is the same.
Ullapool
Ft William
Buchlyvie
Arbroath
Girvan
Berwick
Sheringham
Exmouth
Builth Wells
Cowbridge
All nice places hassle free with good grub pubs and views nearby.
York for me.
The truck stop at Clearwater MN is pretty good. Food not a bad price and goes down well a bar and the truck park isn’t to noisy for over here.
O and any flying J (showers don’t cost me then)
In the uk Folkestone Harbour was a fave of mine, nice n close to the boat and If there for the weekend it has everything you need to sort self out for another week on the road.
Exmouth is lovely. " mins walk to pubs/ shops and the view across the estuary is magnificent!
Aberaeron between the harbour and the beach in winter when there’s no one around.
In no particular order…
Elgin Lorry park
Aberdeen Riverside
Inverness
Kirkcaldy seafront
Upton On Severn
Weston Super Mare Lorry Park
Taunton
Newark
West Bromwich
Chesterfield Truckstop
Huntingdon
Bar Hill
Worlds End (Tilbury)
Redhill
Braintree
Witham
Aberdere
Neath
Amonford
and many more 
Oh I forgot Banbury and Stratford Upon Avon.
Absolutely none in the uk apart from our yard…
Plenty in Europe…
SteveBarnsleytrucker:
Taunton
Do you mean opposite the cricket ground? If so, it closed about 3 years ago and is now a housing estate!
Kircaldy is lovely, especially if you park facing the sea.I forgot Redruth & Barnstaple in the west country, both free and nice pubs within a few mins walk. Cleethorpes too is ok but the pubs are (obviously) a bit loud & boisterous during the summer.
commonrail:
Stockyard
strange that is
you live in Mansfield but prefer to park less than 30 mins away at stockyard 
many years ago I parked in Worcester, down by the river (racecourse?) Is this still possible?
sayersy:
Where’s the one place you look forward to parking for the night, and why? Mine’s on the quayside at Berwick on Tweed. Costs a tenner, but has a chippy, Chinese, shops and pubs right outside the gates. Swans in the harbour (tasty, but difficult to catch) and a wonderful view across the river.
Any chance of a street name, just trying to put it in the memory banks. Cheers