Portmeirion Parking

Portmeirion is a village located in Gwynedd in North Wales. It was designed and built in the style of an Italian village by Welsh architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975. It is now owned by a charitable trust and is a popular tourist attraction, welcoming over 200,000 visitors every year. The village is a beautiful setting for a great selection of hotels, cottages, spa, shops, restaurants, cafes, woodland gardens, and estuary views.

Portmeirion was designed to show how a naturally beautiful site could be developed without spoiling it. It is situated in the community of Penrhyndeudraeth, south east of Porthmadog and just 1 mile from Minfford railway station. The village has been used as the location for several films and TV shows, such as the 1960s TV show The Prisoner.

Tickets to access Portmeirion must be purchased in advance online. It costs £15 per adult and £9 per child. There are discounts for family tickets. There is free parking available at Portmeirion, including a designated disabled parking area close to the entrance. Follow signs for the Portmeirion main car park once on the drive way to the village.

If you are parking in the Blue Badge car park, make sure to display your blue badge in your car once you have parked. Drivers are requested to park their cars neatly to ensure that there is the maximum space for other vehicles in the car park. If the Portmeirion car park is busy or you are looking for somewhere to park and explore the nearby area, YourParkingSpace can help you to find a convenient parking space.

YourParkingSpace offers a range of off-street parking options in the area around Portmeirion including private driveways and car parks. You can easily pre-book spaces, removing the hassle of seeking out a spot upon arrival. Both long term and short term parking is available, with a choice of hourly and weekly bookings.

YourParkingSpace is here to help 24 hours of the day, offering stress-free solutions to parking problems whenever you need them.