Every Car Park in Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis Parking

Car Parking In Lyme Regis: There are two long stay car parks in Lyme Regis, one to the east and one to the west of the town. Both are large and can get very busy. Finding Car Parking in Lyme Regis can be a bit tricky. The long stay ones are Charmouth Road Car Park to the east and Holmbush Car Park to the West of Lyme Regis.

All the other car parks in Lyme Regis are listed on this page and presented in general order of size (excluding the Park and Ride option which does not always operate).

Parking in Lyne Regis is generally a problem, OK in the winter but in the summer you need to be in town by 10 a.m. to find a space to park. It can get very busy.

There are a few hints and tips about each car park, and also an idea on where you might be able to park for free.

Where there is a summer/winter price shown winter is 1st November to 31st March

General information on Parking in Lyme Regis

With around 1,300 parking spaces for a town with a population of just over 3,500 you would think parking in the town would be a simple affair. It is not.

Those that live on the fringes avoid going in to the town in the summer or, if they really want to go, get in very early in order to find a space.

Lyme Regis is a magnet for tourists and as such every parking space is often gone by 11 a.m. The town positively heaves in the summer.

If you want to visit get in early.

Car Parking gets very expensive after a stay of 3 hours.

Free Parking in Lyme Regis

At the head of this page is a link to our section on how you might park for free in the town but be warned, it is not easy to find a space to do so.

Parking Permits and Season Tickets

Perking Permits And Season Tickets

There are a lot of houses in the heart of Lyme Regis which do not have anywhere near them to leave a car so the owners (or visitors if a holiday let) have to buy a ticket to park in one of the car parks, where the most popular for this is probably Woodmead Car Park as it is nearer the town centre. For this reason it seldom seem to be empty.

Taking this car park as an example, and as an indication, for a residents permit it is £175 per annum, for a non-resident £335 (maybe somebody who works in the town?) and if you are buying it for a holiday home to let your guests use it it is £670.00. (Correct 2020)

You can read more about Parking Permits on the Council Web Site.

Is is also possible to get season tickets to park in Holmbush and Charmouth Road Car Parks. See this page for more information