Free Parking in Audlem, ENG: Where to Find It
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Cheshire Street car park is Audlem’s named council car park at CW3 0AH, with free parking after 3pm Monday to Saturday and free parking on Sunday (audlem.org). It has a 14-hour maximum stay, 59 standard bays and 11 disabled bays. Blue Badge holders may park free there, while other drivers use the free periods or listed pay-and-display and RingGo arrangements.
Parking Near Audlem
Free parking at Cheshire Street car park in Audlem
Cheshire Street car park is Audlem’s named council car park, at CW3 0AH, and Cheshire East lists it as a long-stay site. The council lists 59 standard bays, 11 disabled bays, no height restriction and a 14-hour maximum stay (cheshireeast.gov.uk). The car park accepts cash and has one pay-and-display ticket machine, with RingGo available under location code 2682755.
Cheshire Street car park is free after 3pm from Monday to Saturday, while Sunday parking is free (audlem.org). Blue Badge holders may park free at Cheshire Street car park, making the disabled bays a useful option for eligible visitors rather than a general free-parking area.
Parksy parking near Audlem for a full Cheshire Street car park
Parksy lists a priced parking space at S Crofts in Nantwich, 5.8 miles from Audlem, at £3.90 an hour. The space suits a driver who needs a booked alternative when Cheshire Street car park is full, although its location is in Nantwich rather than central Audlem.
Further priced options include a secure parking lot in Crewe at £12.50 a day, 7.6 miles away, and parking at Gresty Brook Medical Centre in Crewe at £3.80 a day, 7.7 miles away. A Tesco Superstore space in Whitchurch costs £4 an hour and is 7.4 miles away, while Stashbee parking in Whitchurch costs £76 a month and is 7.6 miles away. The Crewe daily spaces suit longer stays, and the Whitchurch monthly space suits regular parking rather than a single short visit.
Cheshire Street car park limits and concessions in Audlem
Cheshire Street car park allows a maximum stay of 14 hours under Cheshire East’s council information (cheshireeast.gov.uk). The limit matters even during the car park’s free periods, because free parking does not remove the site’s stay restriction. A driver making a long daytime visit should therefore leave before the maximum stay expires.
Cheshire Street car park has 11 disabled bays, and Blue Badge holders park free there (audlem.org). Cheshire Street car park also has no height restriction, which accommodates vehicles that might not fit beneath a barrier or low entrance. The council identifies the site as a low-tariff permit-band car park, alongside its pay-and-display and RingGo payment arrangements (cheshireeast.gov.uk).
Cheapest named alternatives when Audlem’s free spaces are gone
Cheshire Street car park is the named Audlem site in the council’s car-park information, so drivers looking for a local free space have a limited named choice in the published details. The council lists charges of 50p for 30 minutes, 80p for one hour, £1.30 for two hours, £1.80 for three hours and £2.80 for four hours at Cheshire Street car park (cheshireeast.gov.uk). Those short-stay tariffs provide a cheaper paid fallback than booking a distant private space when the free period is unavailable.
For a longer stay, Cheshire Street car park’s listed charges are £3.40 for six hours, £3.80 for 10 hours and £4.20 for 14 hours. The car park also lists a quarterly charge of £160 and an annual charge of £610 (cheshireeast.gov.uk). These named options are the available council rates for extending a visit beyond the free period, while Parksy’s priced spaces in Nantwich, Crewe and Whitchurch provide alternatives outside Audlem.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I park for free in Audlem?
Cheshire Street car park is Audlem’s named council car park at CW3 0AH, with free parking after 3pm Monday to Saturday and free parking on Sunday (audlem.org). It has a 14-hour maximum stay, 59 standard bays and 11 disabled bays. Blue Badge holders may park free there, while other drivers use the free periods or listed pay-and-display and RingGo arrangements.
When is Cheshire Street car park free?
Cheshire Street car park is free after 3pm from Monday to Saturday, while Sunday parking is free (audlem.org). Free parking does not remove the car park’s 14-hour maximum stay, so a driver making a long daytime visit should leave before that limit expires.
What is the maximum stay at Cheshire Street car park?
Cheshire Street car park has a 14-hour maximum stay under Cheshire East’s council information (cheshireeast.gov.uk). The limit still applies during the free periods, so free parking after 3pm Monday to Saturday and on Sunday does not permit a stay beyond 14 hours.
Can Blue Badge holders park free in Audlem?
Blue Badge holders may park free at Cheshire Street car park (audlem.org). The site has 11 disabled bays, making them a useful option for eligible visitors rather than a general free-parking area. The car park also has no height restriction.
How much does Cheshire Street car park cost when free parking is unavailable?
Cheshire Street car park lists charges of 50p for 30 minutes, 80p for one hour, £1.30 for two hours, £1.80 for three hours and £2.80 for four hours (cheshireeast.gov.uk). Longer listed stays cost £3.40 for six hours, £3.80 for 10 hours and £4.20 for 14 hours.
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