Hull Parking

Parking in Hull city centre can be difficult, as the streets and car parks quickly get busy.

Some areas of Hull, particularly within the city centre, have parking restrictions in place. It is important to check the signs in Hull parking zones and ensure that you are only parking in a designated parking bay.

Other parking restrictions to look out for include:

Double yellow lines, where you can't park.

Single yellow lines, where you can only park at certain times. Be sure to check the signs when parking on these.

Residents’ parking schemes are in place around Hull. In Hull parking permit zones, residents need to apply for a parking permit and can do so at their local library.

It is always worth being aware of parking restrictions that are found on bus routes and main roads to keep traffic moving during busy times in the city centre. There may also be restrictions around busy shopping areas and in residential areas around schools, junctions and crossings.

Enjoy your trip without the worry of a Hull parking ticket following you home. YourParkingSpace only offers parking spaces that you are entitled to park in, so there is no need to be concerned about Hull parking fines, restrictions or permits.

The nearest airport to Hull is the Doncaster Sheffield airport. Parking in the area around this airport is highly sought after. Book in advance with YourParkingSpace to ensure that a convenient space is waiting when you arrive. Options for long stay or short stay bookings are available.

Hull was named the UK’s City of Culture in 2017. As a result, the city has benefitted from additional investment and an exciting programme of arts and cultural events. There are many excellent museums in Hull, including Streetlife Museum, Wilberforce House Museum, and Hull Maritime Museum.

Hull’s top attraction is The Deep, a spectacular aquarium housing over 3000 marine creatures, including magnificent sharks and rays. The dramatic building housing the aquarium overlooks the Humber Estuary. Diners in the Two Rivers Restaurant experience delicious cuisine whilst surrounded by fascinating aquatic displays.

Other popular attractions include East Park, Skidby Windmill, and Hull Minster.

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Car

Hull is located on the east coast. The M62 gives excellent access towards Liverpool and Manchester to the West. Doncaster is located along the M18 to the south. Following the east coast northwards leads to Scarborough and Whitby.

There is a Park and Ride site at Priory Park that runs services into the city centre.

Train

Hull Paragon Interchange is the home to both Hull’s train and bus station. There are frequent services to destinations such as Manchester, Sheffield and London. Parking in Hull train station is available 24 hours a day.

Hull has a number of electric vehicle charge points available. These are mainly managed by Tesla Destination and Pod Point, among other companies.

To make use of charging points in Hull, electric vehicle drivers are advised to become a member of a public charging network.

A network of all electric vehicle charging points in the UK can be found on the government's Go Ultra low website.

Having a Blue Badge ensures that you have more options about where to park and for how long. Make sure you always check the signs before parking.

Free parking in Hull is available for Blue Badge holders. Blue Badge parking is available free of charge for on-street parking meters and pay and display meters as well as in city centre car parks. The exception is George Street car park, where charges still apply as usual.

YourParkingSpace is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so you can access a parking space whenever you need to. No need to worry if night starts to fall. You can book a parking space on the go with our free app.

Car parks in Hull are available 7 days a week. The Osborne Street Multistorey car park is open 24 hours a day for overnight parking in Hull. On Sundays, Hull parking charges are still in place in most car parks. However, parking in Hull on Sunday tends to be less expensive than on weekdays and Saturdays.

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How much is parking at P&O Ferries Hull?

Parking in Hull port for the P&O ferries costs £8 for each 24hour period. Alternatively, you could book a convenient, affordable space in advance with YourParkingSpace to ensure that there is a space waiting for you when you arrive.

How much is parking at Hull ferry port?

Parking at Hull ferry port costs £8 for each 24hour period. Hull parking for the ferry can get busy so make sure you arrive in plenty of time.

How much is parking at Hull ferry terminal?

Parking at Hull ferry terminal costs £8 for each 24hour period. At peak times the ferry terminal can get busy, so it is important to arrive in plenty of time to board your ferry.

How do I get a disabled parking space outside my house in Hull?

If you are a Blue Badge holder, you can apply for a disabled parking space outside your house. To find out more about disabled parking in Hull, contact Hull City Council.