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Located on the River Slea and with a population of around 14,500, Sleaford is a quaint market town with plenty to do. Sleaford was an agricultural hub until around the 20th century, and it boasts a rich history dating back to the Iron Age. You’ll find some noteworthy historical buildings including the grade I listed St. Denys’ Church and Manor House. Cogglesford Watermill is worth a visit, as is Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre. 

If strolling through history isn’t how you like to spend your day, you might want to visit the National Centre for Craft & Design. This centre is dedicated to the promotion of craft and design, and is a great place to spend a day - especially if you have children. There are demonstrations, fun exhibitions and activities to please everyone.

Sleaford is a small market town where you’ll find some boutique stores selling unique items that are sure to make great souvenirs. There are the essentials as well so whether you’re travelling to Sleaford for business or pleasure, you’ll find everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Let us meet all your Sleaford parking needs. YourParkingSpace provides an online platform for reserving a parking space in advance. Pre-book parking in Sleaford with us and avoid the stress of driving around looking for a place to park. 

You’ll find several car parks in Sleaford with both short and long-term stays available. Car parks are located throughout the town close to several attractions and shops. Fees are payable as detailed below between the hours of 8:00am - 6:00pm or as detailed at the car park itself.

Eastgate Car Park

Monday to Saturday

• Up to 1 Hour - Free
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.50
• Over 3 Hours - £3.50

Sundays

• Free of Charge

Market Place and Church Lane Car Parks

Monday to Saturday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £1.30
• Up to 2 Hours - £2.10
• Up to 3 Hours - £3.10

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Westgate Car Park

Monday to Saturday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Grantham Road Car Park

Monday to Saturday 

• Up to 2 Hours - £0.50
• Up to 4 Hours - £1.00
• Over 4 Hours - £2.00

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Eastbanks Car Park

Monday to Friday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £2.80
• Over 4 Hours - £5.20

Saturday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £2.80

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Station Road

Monday to Friday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £2.80
• Over 4 Hours - £5.20

Saturday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £5.20
• Over 4 Hours - £5.20

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Cogglesford Mill

Monday to Friday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £2.80
• Over 4 Hours - £5.20

Saturday 

• Up to 1 Hour - £0.70
• Up to 2 Hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 Hours - £1.40
• Up to 4 Hours - £2.80

Sunday 

• Free Parking

Alternatively, you can keep it simple and browse the options available at YourParkingSpace. We have short term and long term options available in Sleaford.

The Cranwell Aviation Heritage Centre is around 3 miles, or a 10-minute drive from Sleaford. It’s a great way to spend an afternoon with free admission, a flight simulator and some interesting exhibitions. 

Heckington Windmill is another attraction worth visiting just outside Sleaford. This 8-sailed windmill is England’s only surviving example of this kind of windmill, and offers great views of the lush countryside. With a cafe and guided-tours available it’s bound to be a crowd pleaser.

If you don’t want to venture too far from the heart of Sleaford, St Denys Church can be found within easy walking distance of the rest of the town. Parts of the church date back to the 12th century, and it’s decorated windows are considered especially beautiful. 

Cogglesford Watermill is also within easy reach of the town centre, and is likely the last Sheriff’s watermill working in England. Admission is free and it’s location along the river makes it a stunning place to enjoy the sunshine. 

Planning a weekend away in Sleaford? Find convenient parking with YourParkingSpace within walking distance of the area’s main attractions.

By Train: Sleaford station services the EMR line, linking Sleaford to the rest of the East Midlands.

By Bus: There are several bus lines available for travelling within Sleaford, and bus 31 links Sleaford with Lincoln. 

By Car: Sleaford can be reached on the A15 or A17.

Parking in Sleaford for those who hold disabled badges can be found at all council run car parks. There are several marked spaces available to use free of charge, and your badge should be clearly displayed.

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Sleaford, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

Electric vehicle charging stations near Sleaford are limited. The closest charging stations are located at:

• Butlers
• Greenio Ltd

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

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How far is Sleaford from Lincoln?

Sleaford is 17 miles from Lincoln.

What is Sleaford’s postcode district?

Sleaford’s postcode is NG34.

Is Sleaford Castle still standing?

No, Sleaford Castle fell into disrepair in the 16th century and only the ground layout is visible now.