Visitors to a Yorkshire coastal town have been warned by Teesport operator PD Ports that the popular beauty spot is “not a certified camping site”.
The privately owned peninsula at the mouth of the River Tees in South Gare receives thousands of visitors each year attracted by its breakwater, fishing, sandy dunes and picturesque views over the small harbour at Paddy’s Hole. But particularly during warmer months the narrow South Gare Road can become clogged with mobile homes and caravans – making access tricky when vehicles are required to pass each other.
” Coatham ward councillor Carl Quartermain said: “While this is not council or public land, motorhomes and caravans have been using the area for years. “I have been alerted to an increase which some may feel is affecting the ambience and the view. “However I haven’t had any complaints about unlawful behaviour.
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