Free Parking in Monmouthshire, WLS: Where to Find It
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Free public parking is available at Jubilee Way in Caldicot, with 49 spaces, Woodstock Way in Caldicot, with 110 spaces, and Rockfield Road in Monmouth, with 106 spaces (monmouthshire.gov.uk). Park within a marked bay and follow any payment, permit or reserved-space rules.
Parking Near Monmouthshire
Free car parks in Monmouthshire towns
Monmouthshire County Council lists free public car parks in several towns. In Caldicot, Jubilee Way has 49 spaces, including eight disabled spaces, while Woodstock Way has 110 spaces, four disabled spaces and four EV spaces (monmouthshire.gov.uk). In Chepstow, Station Road has 43 spaces and The Station car park has 55 spaces.
Monmouth has free parking at Rockfield Road, with 106 spaces and three disabled spaces, Rowing Club, with 20 spaces, Maryport Street South, with 80 spaces and six EV spaces, and Twyn Square, with 14 spaces and one disabled space.
Monmouthshire limits, permits and parking-bay rules
Monmouthshire County Council requires drivers using its car parks to pay by machine or PayByPhone where payment applies, display a machine ticket clearly, and park within a marked bay (monmouthshire.gov.uk). The council’s free-site list does not turn reserved spaces into general parking: disabled bays are for blue badge holders, and a valid badge must be displayed in a disabled or ordinary bay.
Monmouthshire County Council says EV bays are only for electric vehicles that are charging. A penalty charge can follow use of an EV charging bay without charging, parking in a reserved or disabled bay, failing to display a valid blue badge, displaying an expired ticket, failing to pay and display, or using a resident permit in a different location without authorisation. The council’s car parks also prohibit overnight dwelling by camper vans and motorhomes, and vehicles over 3.5 tonnes require authorisation.
Monmouthshire PCN amounts and enforcement process
Monmouthshire County Council enforces most on-street and all off-street parking restrictions under civil parking enforcement, a responsibility it took from the police on 8 April 2019 (monmouthshire.gov.uk).
Monmouthshire County Council’s published contraventions include parking outside a marked bay, parking in a reserved or disabled bay, failing to display a valid blue badge, using an EV charging bay without charging, displaying an expired ticket, failing to pay and display, and using a long-stay permit in a short-stay car park. The council states that PCN income funds civil enforcement costs, with any surplus reinvested in transport initiatives and road improvements.
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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 find free parking in Monmouthshire?
Free public parking is available at Jubilee Way in Caldicot, with 49 spaces, Woodstock Way in Caldicot, with 110 spaces, and Rockfield Road in Monmouth, with 106 spaces (monmouthshire.gov.uk). Park within a marked bay and follow any payment, permit or reserved-space rules.
Which free car parks are available in Caldicot?
Caldicot has free public parking at Jubilee Way, with 49 spaces, including eight disabled spaces. Woodstock Way has 110 spaces, four disabled spaces and four EV spaces (monmouthshire.gov.uk). Disabled bays are for blue badge holders, while EV bays are only for electric vehicles that are charging.
Where can I park for free in Chepstow?
The free car parks listed in Chepstow are Station Road, with 43 spaces, and The Station car park, with 55 spaces. Monmouthshire County Council requires drivers to park within a marked bay. Where payment applies, drivers must pay by machine or PayByPhone and display a machine ticket clearly (monmouthshire.gov.uk).
Where is free parking available in Monmouth?
Monmouth’s listed free car parks are Rockfield Road, with 106 spaces and three disabled spaces; Rowing Club, with 20 spaces; Maryport Street South, with 80 spaces and six EV spaces; and Twyn Square, with 14 spaces and one disabled space. EV spaces are only for electric vehicles that are charging.
What parking rules apply in Monmouthshire car parks?
Drivers must park within a marked bay and, where payment applies, pay by machine or PayByPhone and display a machine ticket clearly (monmouthshire.gov.uk). Disabled bays are for blue badge holders, and a valid badge must be displayed in a disabled or ordinary bay. Camper vans and motorhomes cannot dwell overnight, while vehicles over 3.5 tonnes require authorisation.
What can lead to a parking penalty charge in Monmouthshire?
A penalty charge can follow parking outside a marked bay, using a reserved or disabled bay, failing to display a valid blue badge, using an EV charging bay without charging, displaying an expired ticket, failing to pay and display, or using a resident permit in a different location without authorisation. The council enforces most on-street and all off-street restrictions.
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