Winter Shopper Special

Running from the 1st November to the 31st March residents and visitors will be able to purchase a £2 ticket from a ticket machine and it will be valid in any East Devon car park until midnight on the day of purchase.

You can use your ticket in any East Devon District Council Pay & Display car park until midnight on the day of purchase.

Pay just £2 and park for the rest of the day (till midnight) and the same ticket can be used in any East Devon District Council Pay & Display car park. The ticket will show the "normal" expiry time but as long as you have paid £2 it will be valid all day.

Certain special rules at some sites apply. See details here

To apply the winter offer, use the RingGo app on your mobile, entering the location code 42976 at car parks with a four-hour limit, or 42973 at sites where you can park until midnight. Excludes Permit Holders.

Imperial Road Car Park

About Imperial Road Car Park In Exmouth

This large East Devon Car Park is the first one you see when you come off the A376 and as such it is very popular.
The post code is EX8 1DB.
There are public toilets about 500 yards away at the railway station if the ones near the entrance are closed.
The car park has about 240 spaces.
Charges apply between 8 am and 6 pm
Next to the local leisure centre so popular with visitors to there as well

No overnight sleeping
This car park is part of the "Winter Shopper" scheme from November to March
No Caravans. Motorhomes must vacate after 10 pm.
This car park has a RingGo code of 42920
Free Motorcycle parking
Max height 2.0 metres but no obvious height barrier
Short Stay: Maximum 3 hours
Electric car charging point available (requires Wenea App)

Winter Shopper Special

You can use your ticket in any East Devon District Council Pay & Display car park until midnight on the day of purchase.

Certain special rules at some sites apply. See details here

Finding Imperial Road Car Park

This is a short stay car park, maximum stay three/four hours

The main sign-posted road in to Exmouth is the A376. This brings you down to the station and car parks nearer to the town centre itself.

To get to this car park you just bear right at the large roundabout near the station and then go right at the next roundabout in to The Royal Avenue. Immediately on your right is the entrance to Imperial Road Car Park.

If this car park appears full there are more car parks further along The Royal Avenue.

How Much Does it Cost to Park?

The charge is £1.00 for the first 30 mins.

If staying up to 1 hour the charge is £2, then for 2 hours £4 and £6 for the 3 hour maximum stay.

If you are looking to stay over three hours just beyond it on the same road is the Estuary Long Stay Car Park

More Information

This 241 space car park is basically the first one you come to when heading to the town and sits promenently beside the main road. As such it is very popular.

There are car parks actually in the town centre but this Car Park seems to be a place a lot of visitors try first to find a space.

The maximum three/four hour stay only applies during the charging period so you could stay all eveing/night after 6p.m. until 8 a.m. but sleeping in vehicles is not permitted and campers must exit the site by 10 p.m.

Imperial Road Car Park

Strange six space overflow section which may be found on the right after the main entrance.

Imperial Road Car Park

Six space overflow section which may be found on the right after the main entrance