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Car Parks managed by the National Park Authority
PLEASE NOTE: All National Park Authority car parks are closed until further notice |
The National Park Authority manages around 40 car parks and parking areas; we charge on 14 of these and use the income to help us maintain the car parks and paths in the Park.
The charging period runs from 15 March to 7 November (inclusive). During this period all vehicles must display either a valid Pay and Display ticket or a pre-purchased Season Ticket. Charging hours run from 9am to 7pm at each site.
The charging car parks are located at:
- Amroth
- Saundersfoot Regency
- Penally
- Manorbier
- Freshwater East
- West Angle Bay
- Little Haven
- Broad Haven
- Nolton Haven
- Newgale (Pebbles)
- Solva
- Oriel y Parc, St Davids
- Newport Sands
- Poppit Sands
The National Park Authority's Newgale car park
Pay and Display Charges (blue badge holders must pay but will receive an additional hour of parking):
- Up to 30 minutes: £0 (no return within 4 hours)
- Up to one hour: £1
- Up to two hours: £2
- Up to three hours: £3
- Over three hours: £5
Season Tickets and Seven-day Tickets
Tickets for longer periods are available from the National Park Authority headquarters in Pembroke Dock. For more information call 01646 624800 or email info@pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk.
Pre-purchased Season Tickets
- Full Season Ticket (for use in any of the above car parks): £70
- Full Season Ticket (for use in one of the above car parks only): £25
- Seven-day Ticket (for use in any of the above car parks): £30
Any vehicles not displaying a valid Pay and Display ticket or pre-purchased ticket are liable to receive a fixed penalty notice as our charging car parks are regularly patrolled by Parking Enforcement Officers. Please see on-site signs for full terms and conditions.
Note: Sleeping overnight in a vehicle is not permitted in the Authority’s car parks. This can be enforced with a fixed penalty notice. If you have need of overnight accommodation, please use local accommodation facilities and consider the impact on the environment and the local community.
