A WOMAN has taken to social media to rage about tourist parking which has locals never wanting to leave their homes.
Between June and August, visitors and local residents flock to the Snowdonia National Park in Wales.
The park is free to enter and home to the tallest mountain in Wales, Mount Snowdon, making it a holiday haven for Brits who love the great outdoors.
But a disgusted visitor posted a video to TikTok titled 'Yes we were in the middle row' at a car park in Snowdonia.
The footage showed three rows of cars, with a middle section blocked in, including her own vehicle.
The woman can be heard saying: "I thought there were some stupid people in the world and then there is this.
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"Three rows of cars. Middle row completely blocked in."
Meanwhile the video read: "Idiot tourists showing up in Snowdonia again!!! How some people get through life is beyond me."
And TikTok users were quick to react to the recording, which has more than 2.2 million views and over 50,000 likes.
One user said: "It's because you get first timers who arrive early and don't know where to park then the arrogant regulars come and don't use comm sense."
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Another quipped: "Fair play to Sky sorting out the WiFi up there."
A third said: "And that's why I won't leave the house over holiday season."
A final person commented: "This is why in south Devon we don't leave our homes from April to October – it's safer."
While many hikers opt to climb Mount Snowdon, there is also a little railway called the Snowdon Mountain Railway that takes visitors to the summit.
There are also plenty of other walking routes, hiking trails, and luscious green spaces for ramblers to enjoy.
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