Caravans will be prevented from parking at a Wirral beauty spot under new measures being brought in by Wirral Council next week.
The council has announced a new height barrier is to be installed at Fort Perch car park in New Brighton.
The new barrier, which will come into operation on August 23 will prevent vehicles above 2.3m in height from using the car park.
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With many caravans having a height of around 2.6m, the barrier will prevent caravans from entering an using the car park.
A spokesperson for Wirral Council said the measure has been brought in to "assist with managing parking provision" at the site and has been introduced in collaboration with regular users of the car park to ensure access can be gained for stakeholders and partners as required.
The spokesperson said: "A new height barrier has been installed at Fort Perch Rock Car Park in New Brighton and comes into operation on August 23. The barrier will assist with managing parking at this location.
"The barrier has a height restriction of 2.2 meters and all vehicles below this height will be able to access the car park at any time.
"Once the height barrier is locked in place it can be used to control the number of vehicles over this height and to help manage the parking provision in this area where there is often high demand for parking.
"This work has been done in collaboration with stakeholders and partners who need regular access to the car park to ensure that there is no service disruption and access can be gained when required."
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