GREATER MANCHESTER
As well as Manchester City Council, there are nine other local authorities in Greater Manchester. The park and ride for Manchester is mostly rail or Metrolink tram. Click here to see them all. See Stockport for Hazel Grove.
Manchester City Council
No information for MH. Car parks have no height information.
Salford City Council Eccles, Salford, Swinton, Worsley.
No information for MH. Click on a cp and a map shows. Click on the P and it gives you the postcode and address but no further information.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
No information about parking. Go to other council websites.
Bolton Council
No information for MH.
Bury Council
Metrolink stations. Most have no height restriction. Car parks have no height information but do have a postcode.
Oldham Council
Unfortunately there is no provision for motorhomes in any off-street Council- owned car parks.
Rochdale Borough Council
No MH information. Car parks show a postcode but no height information.
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Motorhomes may be parked in some council car parks depending on the height and width of the vehicle.
Overnight sleeping in the vehicles is not permitted – nor is the heating, cooking or preparing of food.
Stockport - Hazel Grove, Buxton Road SK7 6AF a privately run park and ride has a height barrier but a call to Stagecoach Manchester on 01612 733 377 and they will open the barrier for you. From DB an MMM reader.
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council
In the borough of Tameside large vehicles such as motor homes and caravans are not permitted to park in council car park.
Trafford Council
Please note that Trafford Council car parks are unable to accommodate oversized vehicles or motorhomes.
Trafford Centre - Leave the M60 ring road at Junction 9 and follow the signs for the Trafford Centre. Use the large car parks that are immediately on your left i.e. on the John Lewis side of the Mall ( you can't miss it). There are no height barriers. Parking is free. If you leave the M60 at any other junction you will find height barriers on the approach to their Multi storey car park. PB
Wigan Council
In 2015 a question was asked about MH and Wigan Pier and overnight parking. Nothing appears to have been done as there is no further information about MH on the web site.