Hunstanton Parking

Parking in Hunstanton requires a little advance planning to ensure a stress free experience.

There are eight car parks available in Hunstanton, operated by West Norfolk Council. Parking fees and opening times vary, so be sure to check signs for the car park you choose.

Central car park has 43 spaces, including 1 disabled space. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parking charges apply at all times, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 8am and 6pm, parking fees range from £1.80 for 1 hour, to £4.70 for 5 hours. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

Cliff car park has 1500 parking bays. None of these are designated disabled parking spaces. Parking charges vary depending on the time of year. During September to June, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £6 for all day parking. During July and August, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £7 for all day parking. These parking charges apply between 9am and 5pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

Coach Park car park is only open to coaches and motorhomes. It closes at 6pm and all vehicles must be removed from the car park by this time.

North Prom car park has 28 parking bays. None of these are designated disabled parking spaces. Parking charges vary depending on the time of year. During September to June, parking fees range between £4 for 3 hours, to £7.20 for all day parking. During July and August, parking fees range between £4 for 3 hours, to £7.70 for all day parking. These parking charges apply between 9am and 5pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

Seagate East and West car park has 900 parking bays. None of these are designated disabled parking spaces. Parking charges vary depending on the time of year. During September to June, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £6 for all day parking. During July and August, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £7 for all day parking. These parking charges apply between 9am and 5pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

South Prom car park has 8 parking bays, all of which are designated disabled bays. You will need a Blue Badge to park in this car park. Parking charges vary depending on the time of year. During September to June, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £6 for all day parking. During July and August, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £7 for all day parking. These parking charges apply between 9am and 5pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

Southend car park has 7 parking bays, all of which are designated disabled bays. You will need a Blue Badge to park in this car park. Parking charges vary depending on the time of year. During September to June, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £6 for all day parking. During July and August, parking fees range between £2 for 1 hour, to £7 for all day parking. These parking charges apply between 9am and 5pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 5pm and 9am, there is a flat parking fee of £2.

Valentine Road has 4 parking bays, all of which are designated disabled spaces. You will need a Blue Badge to park in this car park. Parking fees between 9am and 5pm are on a tariff ranging from £1.10 for 30 minutes to an all day ticket costing £1 if you park before 10am and £2.80 if you park after 10am. Evening charges between 5pm and 9am are at a flat rate of £2.

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The nearest major airport to Hunstanton is London Stansted airport. There are a range of parking options on site, including long-stay and short-stay.

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There are plenty of things for all the family to see and do in Hunstanton. There are fun family activities such as Crazy Golf, Pitch and Putt, and the Oasis Leisure Centre. For a more relaxed activity, visit the Esplanade Gardens. These are particularly delightful during the spring and summer. Hunstanton has a lovely sandy beach, fantastic rock pools to explore, and places to take a paddle in the sea. The popular seasonal land train takes visitors from Searles Leisure Resort to the Lighthouse and back, making it fun and easy to get around Hunstanton and see all the sights. The area known as Old Hunstanton has a quiet village atmosphere and traditional British pubs, perfectly suited to those who enjoy a slower pace of life.

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Train:

There is no train station in Hunstanton. The nearest railway station is King’s Lynn, which is managed by Great Northern.

Bus:

There are a number of bus routes running in and around Hunstanton, offering a friendly and efficient service to local destinations and further afield. All bus services call at Hunstanton Bus Station in Westgate. The 34, 35 and 36 Coastliner bus services run between King’s Lynn, Hunstanton, Wells next the sea, Burnham Market and Fakenham.

The Blue Badge scheme is for people with severe mobility problems or those who are registered blind.

There are designated disabled parking bays in many of the car parks in Hunstanton. Valentine Road car park, Southend car park, and South Prom car park are exclusively available for Blue Badge holders. You must ensure that your Blue Badge is clearly displayed. Blue Badge holders must pay the standard parking charges in Hunstanton car parks.

There are 3 electric vehicle charging points available in and around Hunstanton. These are located at:

• Central Car Park, St Edmund’s Terrace
• Best Western Le Strange Arms Hotel, Golf Course Road
• Thornham Deli, High Street

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

Overnight stays are permitted in some Hunstanton car parks. Many of them offer a reduced evening parking fee of £2. The parking charges are the same on weekends and Bank Holidays as they are during the week.

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Do I need to display a Blue Badge to park in a disabled parking bay?

Yes, you do. Remember to always display your Blue Badge clearly to avoid hefty fines.

Is Hunstanton parking free on Sundays?

No, parking charges apply in Hunstanton car parks on every day of the week, including Sundays and Bank Holidays.

Can I catch the train to Hunstanton?

There is no train station in Hunstanton. The nearest train station is King’s Lynn. You could take the train to King’s Lynn and then catch a bus from there to Hunstanton.