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Hastings Parking
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Hastings is a town with a long history that is located in East Sussex. It has a population of approximately 91,000 and it is 53 miles away from London. Hastings is most well known for the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and the harbour which is a draw for tourists. The Priory Meadow Shopping Centre is the main place for retailers and there are 4 railway stations in the area – St Leonards Warrior Square, Hastings, West St Leonards and Ore.
With YourParkingSpace you are able to find and pre-book car parking in Hastings, such as car parking for a few hours, secure overnight car parking, or a space for a number of months. Via pre-booking a space you guarantee yourself a spot to park & in addition save a lot of money in the process.
If you have an empty driveway, secure off-street space, or lock-up garage in Hastings then you could make money via renting it out. All types of car parking spaces in Hastings are needed, such as overnight car parking for people visiting Hastings or commuters in need of monthly parking.
Hastings Parking Prices
| Daily | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Price | £25.00 | £100.00 |
| Lowest Price | £3.00 | £50.00 |
| Average Price | £8.63 | £70.83 |
Nearby Attractions
28.6 miles away
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Latest Hastings parking reviews
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Parking on The Drive, TN31
The booking process was simple and straightforward the location is very handy for centre of Rye. Didn’t see the owner but wasn’t necessary anyway. The pictures were very helpful to identify the location. But the satnav recommended route takes you down a very narrow unmade road “shipyard lane” we over shot the turning first time as it didn’t look like a road. There is another way in on a better road which is probably the van route mentioned in the advert. I would recommend everyone uses the van route. Otherwise no problems.
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