How much is parking in Windermere?
Off-street parking
| Location | Operator | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Windermere Station | South Lakeland District Council | £4.00 / day |
| Broad Street | South Lakeland District Council | £1.50 / hour |
| Hammarbank | South Lakeland District Council | Free / hour |
| Rayrigg Meadow | South Lakeland District Council | £1.50 / hour |
Can you park anywhere in the Lake District?
Wild camping is not permitted anywhere in the Lake District without prior permission from the landowner. Instead choose from one of the many campsites in the Lake District, from quiet sites to glamping, there is something for everyone. Parking in campervans and motorhomes is not considered wild camping.
Can you park overnight in Lake District?
Overnight stays You can leave a vehicle in one of our car parks overnight. However you cannot stay in the vehicle. This is supported by our byelaws. There are some great sites around the National Park for overnight stays – check out camping and caravanning.
Is Windermere car ferry open?
The ferry operates every day except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Its timetable sees crossings begin around 6.50 am and end at 9.50 pm (8.50 pm in the winter). There is a service from one side to the other every 30 minutes.
What is early bird parking in Windermere?
Broad Street, Windermere: £1 a day ‘early bird’ on tickets bought before 9am will allow drivers to park in the designated ‘early bird’ spaces only.
Where can you park wild camping in the Lake District?
The Best Lake District Wild Camping Spots
- Holme Fell, Coniston.
- Sprinkling Tarn, Rosthwaite.
- Codale Tarn, Grasmere.
- Lingmoor Fell, Ambleside.
- Haystacks, Cockermouth.
- Ennerdale Valley, Ennerdale.
How much does it cost to go to Lake District?
The average price of a 7-day trip to Lake District is $1,719 for a solo traveler, $3,087 for a couple, and $5,788 for a family of 4.
Can you park overnight at National Trust car parks?
The National Trust car parks in this area do not permit overnight camping or parking. We understand many people want to enjoy spending time in the outdoors but there can be an unintended impact on flora, fauna and wildlife.
Can you stay overnight at National Trust car parks?
The National Trust already accommodate campervans and motorhomes on campsites at some of their locations but we hope that this news means that they will be allowing simple ‘no frills’ overnight parking at some sites with suitable car parks.
Where to park at Windermere Lake?
Waterhead car park is at the northern end of Windermere lake, close to the steamer pier. It is a mile from the centre of Ambleside. There are several hotels and cafes within the immediate area. This is an ideal place to park if you wish to take a cruise on Windermere.
Can I pay with cash in Windermere Car Parks?
You can pay with cash at all of our car parks in Windermere, but please note that the machines do not give change. The machines will accept the following coins: 5 pence, 10 pence, 20 pence, 50 pence, £1 and £2. The old £1 will not be accepted.
Who manages the car parks in the Lake District National Park?
We manage car parks around the National Park, as do the National Trust and local councils. There are also free smaller car parks in more remote areas. The map and details below cover the car parks run by the Lake District National Park Authority. Charges are displayed at the car parks and on this website.
How do I appeal a parking charge in the Lake District?
To appeal to the Lake District National Park Authority, please email [email protected] Where does the money go? All car park charges go towards keeping the National Park special for the future.