Parking in Stackpole
We hold 5 car parks within about 3 km of the centre of Stackpole — 2 recorded as free, 3 as charging. It is a fairly even split between free and paid.
The largest we have a space count for is Stackpole Quay at around 50 spaces, and it is recorded as free. Space counts exist for 1 of the 5; where a car park has no figure below, it means nobody has surveyed it, not that it is small.
2 are National Trust (free to members with a valid card displayed — bring it, the machines do not know you).
Sorted by distance from the centre of Stackpole, straight-line. In July and August the ones nearest the beach fill first and fill early; the walk from a quieter one inland is usually shorter than the wait for a space.
Every car park we hold
| Car park | Distance | Charge | Spaces | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stackpole Quay | 800m | Free | 50 | National Trust |
| Overflow Parking | 800m | Charges apply | — | — |
| Lodge Park | 1.7km (1.1 miles) | Charges apply | — | National Trust |
| Unnamed car park (Stackpole Walled Gardens) | 2.1km (1.3 miles) | Free | — | Stackpole Walled Gardens |
| Unnamed car park (Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority) | 2.6km (1.6 miles) | Charges apply | — | Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority |
Where this comes from, and what it is not
Car park locations, fee status, space counts and operators are from OpenStreetMap. Coverage is good and the tagging is often better than the official sources, but it is surveyed by volunteers and can lag reality. We do not publish prices. OpenStreetMap records whether a car park charges, not what it charges, and a tariff invented to look helpful would be worse than no tariff at all. Check the machine.
A blank in the charge column means nobody has tagged it either way — assume it might charge. Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.