Salcombe Hill Car Park Sidmouth
- This privately owned car park is owned by the National Trust.
- The post code is EX10 9AG
- There are around 40 spaces.
- It is well outside Sidmouth town centre
- There is no public transport anywhere near
- This car park is not in the East Devon winter parking offer
- The only payment option is to use a mobile telephone
Finding The Car Park
Approaching Sidmouth from the east along the A3052 go past the Donkey Sanctuary and look out soon after it for a turning on the left signed to Salcombe Regis. Turn off the A3052 here.
Stay on this road for about two miles (you do not need to take the turn in to the village itself).
Look out for, on the right, the Norman Lockyer Observatory and the car park is soon after it on the left.
Coming out of Sidmouth and heading east, exit the town down the road opposite the cinema (Salcombe Road) and head towards Fortescue. Quite quickly you will come to a sharp left hand bend and soon after this there is a turning to the right up Salcombe Hill Road.
Coming out of Sidmouth and heading east, exit the town down the road opposite the cinema (Salcombe Road) and head towards Fortescue. Quite quickly you will come to a sharp left hand bend and soon after this there is a turning to the right up Salcombe Hill Road.
Turn here and pass up the hill through all the houses and the car park my be found on the right after about 500 yards.
How much does it cost to park At Salcombe Hill Car Park
The charge is £3.00 minimum but this covers you for 24 hours.
The only option to pay is by mobile telephone using PayByPhone App or on the web site here
Parking is free for members of the National Trust where you must display your membership card in the car.
more information
The car park is open 24 hours and there is no height restriction or barriers.
The car park is very remote but used frequently by dog walkers.
There is a suggested walk from the car park to be found here
Getting to the town centre from here
There are details show on the image here but you are warned it is a considerable walk downhill there and therefore uphill back to your car.
There is no public transport anywhere near this car park.