New Parking Spot website found

[SoulRaven]

I just found this pay to park site...

https://www.justpark.com/

 

[johnny b]

just looked at it.....appears to be only in England.   :huh:

 

[SoulRaven]

Nope, I typed in San Diego and it came up with multiple listings.

 

[johnny b]

I stand corrected....i had only looked at the map and clicked on the 'popular locations'.
Cool site...now bookmarked.

 

[FuManchu]

Reading through the website and trying to figure out exactly what is being offered. Is it a space in a parking lot? Parking garage? A single space at someone's home or business? It won't give you the name, address or any details about the "space" until you actually book with a credit card. I didn't see any reference to objections to people sleeping in their vehicle overnight in the parking space. Anyone use this service and can provide more info?

 

[beemerchef]

Same questions!
Nice when between point A and point B while maybe going through cities. Would love some feedback also...
Thanks.

 

[Ella1]

I found one it Tucson, in the University area--not really close to me. I'll check it out if I'm in the area--a driveway behind the house for $15 (per night probably)
Looks like it is JUST parking, not for staying in overnight, but if self contained, and you are very quiet, may work for a night or two. Since it's behind the house, overnighting may be okay. Still need to find out.
What is that other one, for boondocking on private property? Can't find it now.

 

[GrayWhale]

I doubt if people would want you living in a van, right next to their house on their driveway. This would be extremely strange. It would probably work if you crash there once in a while or if the space is somewhat further away from their house, where it won't be in full view. This is mostly for people who lives in the city or something, but don't have a space to park their car cheaply. Many people sell their car when they move into the city. This allows them to keep their car.

If it's just for 1 or 2 nights, just don't tell them and be nice and quiet. Then leave when the coast is clear. Now if you were a repeat customer and get to know the owner and once they are comfortable with you, I think that some extra $$$ should strike a decent deal of boondocking there.

 

[TrainChaser]

The one I checked out appears to literally be in someone's driveway for $7.50.

It appears to be similar to Boondockers Welcome: Overnight Boondocking on Fellow RVers Property:
https://www.boondockerswelcome.com/