Situated in North Devon, Ilfracombe of a picturesque destination, popular with holiday makers. There are stunning beaches and coves including the famous Tunnel Beaches. These are hand carved tunnels leading to sheltered beaches and tidal Victorian bathing pools.

The historic harbour of Ilfracombe is home to a cluster of quaint pastel coloured houses, and on Lantern Hill there stands a 14^th Century chapel, surrounded by spectacular clifftop scenery. Damien Hirst’s statue of Verity can be seen by the chapel. Ilfracombe is directly on the South West Coast Path so it is a popular stopping place for walkers. In the town itself there are excellent places to eat and drink, intriguing art and craft galleries, and independent shops just waiting to be explored.

Devon County Council manage on street parking in Ilfracombe. The days and times when parking charges are in operation vary but can be found on the signage in the area where you have parked. There are several car parks in Ilfracombe and charges apply in all of the car parks. Ilfracombe Town Council manages the Ropery Road car park, with level access to the seafront and harbour. Parking spaces can be difficult to find in Ilfracombe at peak times, especially during summer and school holidays. This is where YourParkingSpace can help.

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What are the top things to do in Ilfracombe?

Ilfracombe is known as the gastronomic capital of North Devon. It has a wonderful array of places to eat and drink, including the S&P Fish Shop situated just 10 metres from the sea and the Hele Corn Mill Tearoom serving traditional Devonshire teas and cakes.

There are lots of attractions to explore in and around Ilfracombe. Lundy Island Cruises offers a fun family day out, Holy Trinity Parish Church is the oldest building in Ilfracombe and open for visitors to explore, and the Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park is sure to be a hit with visitors.

How much does parking typically cost in Ilfracombe?

At the Ropery Road car park, charges vary depending on the season. Winter charges start from 70p for one hour and summer charges start from £1.20 for one hour. Many of the Ilfracombe car parks managed by North Devon Council also have varying charges depending on the season, with winter parking charges tending to start from 70p per hour and summer parking charges tending to start from £1.10 per hour. Charges in car parks typically apply every day of the week between 8am and 6pm.

Is there free parking in Ilfracombe?

Parking charges in Ilfracombe car parks typically apply every day of the week between 8am and 6pm, with parking being free of charge outside of these hours.