Can you park on the street in Bristol?

Central Bristol is Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), where every street has some type of parking restriction at some times. These include: Pay & Display bays where you can stay for 1, 2 or 4 hours depending on where you are. double yellow lines where you can’t park.

Where can I park overnight in Bristol?

A very good option for overnight parking is Trenchard Street car park (Trenchard Street, Bristol, BS1 5AN), offering a secure location with a special low rate from 6pm-9am. On Bank holidays and on Sundays, you can park for free in any on-street pay-and-display space within the central parking zone.

Where is the best place to park in Bristol?

Where to park in Bristol

• Car park annual season tickets and pre-paid tickets.
• Parking for motorcycles, coaches, lorries and motorhomes.
• College Street short stay car park.
• Lower Guinea Street long stay car park.
• Portwall Lane long stay car park.
• Temple Gate long stay car park.

Where is the cheapest place to Park in Bristol?

Cabot Circus and three of the NCP car parks have an evening rate, which charges you a set price for up to eight hours parking between 6pm and 2am. Bristol Nelson Street – £3.50 Bristol Queen Charlotte Street – £4 Bristol Rupert Street – £4

How much does it cost to Park in Portwall Lane Bristol?

Parking charges start from £1.50 an hour, and the car park is always open. Portwall Lane is another convenient and long-stay option, with just a short 10 minute walk to the centre. Parking costs from £1.50 for an hour and goes up to £12 for anything over four hours.

Where can I stay for 24 hours in Bristol?

The car park is £2 for 2 hours, with a maximum stay of 5 hours. It’s around a 45 minute walk to the main area of the city. Gardiner Haskins: Their pay and display car park on New Kingsley Road (for Satellite Navigation use postcode BS2 0FF ), opposite their main car park is now open 24 hours.

Where to park for Cabot Circus in Bristol?

If you are planning to do some shopping at Cabot Circus and want just a short walk from the car, parking at Bristol First Hotel in Church Street might be an option. At £1 an hour, it is perfectly feasible to park up, walk over to Cabot, do a bit of shopping, grab a coffee and head back to the car all within a matter of hours.