Parking problems at Malham

Posted by Guy Keating on 28/04/2008

Visting the Cove this summer? Then do you bit for local relations by parking considerately and using the public toilets.

If you choose to park in the Cove Centre car park (situated through the village, on the left) please do not park on the left hand-side against the wall - this is blocking access for the local residents.  Alternatively,  the National Park Centre located at the entrance to Malham village also has ample parking.

Also, please do not use the back of the Cove Centre as a toilet - public toilets are available at the National Park Centre.



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