Car Parks & Parking Facilities in Chester and Cheshire

There are over 4,300 car parking spaces available in Chester city centre car parks. These offer a range of tariffs for short and long stay parking. Long stay visitors can park for up to twelve hours in the Little Roodee for just £5, whereas Trinity Street, Delamere Street and Chester’s New Market Parking at Northgate offer a range of tariffs for day visitors to the city. Evening visitors can park in places like The Kaleyards for as little as £1.50 after 6pm, or for a more central location which is well lit and covered by CCTV, the New Market Parking has a flat rate of £4 after 6pm. Tesco on Frodsham Street has opened a new carpark and you can park there for FREE for 4 hours if you spend £15 in store.

Let us help you to find Car Parks & Parking Facilities in Chester with our list of Chester Car Parks below. We know that finding somewhere to park can sometimes be tricky so we have put together a list of all the car parks in Chester to make it easier for you to plan your visit. As you will see Chester has a number of car parks including four at Park and Ride locations. Click on the map below to see where they are all situated or browse the comprehensive list below to find the best one for you and your requirements.

Cycle Parking

Chester’s first indoor cycle parking space is now open within the New Market Parking multi-storey car park. The Cycle Hub will be open daily from 6:30am to 11:30pm and includes CCTV, security and access controls and the following facilities:

• 56 cycle racks
• 20 spaces for scooter parking
• 1 cycle repair station with pump, allen keys, tools and elevated stand
• 3 accessible cycle parking hoops
• 7 free electric cycle charging points with 3 pin plugs
• Dedicated access route away from vehicles.

Anyone wishing to use the Cycle Hub can pay a one-off £10 fee for an access card, available from the car park office within the New Market Parking to the right of the entrance.

As well as the Cycle Hub, outdoor cycle parking facilities for 50 cycles have been installed across the Northgate scheme for more casual cycle parking including Exchange Square, Princess Street and Hunter Street. A cycle gully has also been installed within the steps at the east end of Princess Street or riders can use the lift adjacent to the steps.

In addition, a cycle-only ‘contra-flow’ lane has been installed along Hunter Street to enable cyclists to turn right out of the car park to access Northgate Street.