Worthing car parks

Alphabetical list of car parks by type:

Note: Prices correct as at 30th August 2024.

Postcodes are included below to give approximate locations of car parks.

Multi-storey car parks:

Surface car parks:

See also:


Long stay:
Town centre multi-storey car parks (MSCP)

  • All multi-storey car parks are open 24 hours a day
  • Lifts operational hours:
    • Monday to Saturday: 8am to 6pm
    • Sunday: 10am to 5pm
    • Public and Bank Holidays: 10am to 5pm

Buckingham Road multi-storey car park (BN11 1TH)

Grafton multi-storey car park (BN11 3PZ)

  • 434 spaces (440 total)
  • 6 disabled spaces
  • height barrier: 1.98m (6' 6")

High Street multi-storey car park (BN11 1NY)

  • 624 spaces (632 total)
  • 6 disabled spaces
  • 2 electric car charge point spaces
    note: EV charging is a separate cost, in addition to the parking cost below
  • height barrier: 2.05m (6' 9")

Multi-storey car park prices:

Please note:

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Civic Quarter multi-storey car park (MSCP), Civic Place (off Richmond Road), Worthing (BN11 1JF)

  • 173 spaces (181 total) - note: restrictions apply at different times of the day, please refer to signage on the parking bays for restrictions on their use:
    • some spaces are NHS only - 24 hours a day
    • some spaces are NHS only - 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday
    • some spaces are council pool cars only
    • some spaces are available for general use
  • 9 disabled spaces - inside the MSCP main building
  • 8 disabled spaces - outside the MSCP main building
  • 34 electric car charge point spaces
  • height barrier: 2.1m (6' 9")
  • Civic Quarter multi-storey car park MiPermit cashless parking code: 702225 - find out how to use MiPermit

Multi-storey car park prices:

note:

  • EV charging is a separate cost, in addition to the parking cost below
  • Blue Badge holders: these charges apply to all parking bays, including the disabled bays. Your Blue Badge must be displayed in addition to the pay & display ticket.
     
  • Monday to Saturday (day tariff), including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.40
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.80
    • Up to 3 hours - £4.20
    • Up to 4 hours - £5.60
    • Up to 5 hours - £7.00
    • All day - £11.80 (6am to 10pm)
  • Sundays (day tariff), including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20
    • Up to 4 hours - £4.20
    • Up to 5 hours/All day (6am to 10pm) - £5.40
  • Monday to Sunday - night tariff, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20 (max charge)

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Long stay:
Teville Gate car park

  • MiPermit cashless parking code: 702221 - find out how to use MiPermit
  • Open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
  • Chargeable every day Monday to Sunday, including Public and Bank Holidays
  • Charges between 8am to 6pm:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.50
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.70
    • Up to 3 hours - £4.20
    • Up to 4 hours - £5.60
    • All day - £6.50 (8am to 6pm)
  • Charges between 6pm to 8am, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20
    • Max - £3.20
  • Season tickets are available
  • Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Long stay:
Montague Centre car park (BN11 1YJ)

Opening times and prices:

  • Open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
  • Chargeable every day Monday to Sunday, including Public and Bank Holidays
  • Charges between 6am to 6pm:
    • Up to 30 minutes - £1.00
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.50
    • Up to 2 hours - £3.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £4.50
    • Up to 4 hours - £6.70
    • Up to 6 hours - £8.30
    • All day - £15.00 (6am to 6pm)
  • Charges between 6pm to 6am, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.20
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.30
    • Up to 4 hours - £4.40
    • Max - £4.40

Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Long stay by the coast:
Beach House East car park
Beach House West car park

Beach House East car park (BN11 2EN)

Beach House West car park (BN11 2EN)

Opening times and prices:

  • Day rate: 6am to 6pm, pay and display, 7 days a week, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.40
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.50
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.80
    • Up to 4 hours - £5.00
    • Up to 6 hours - £6.50
    • All day - £7.90 (6am to 6pm)
  • Night rate: 6pm to 6am, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20
    • Max - £3.20
  • Car park open 24 hours a day

Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Long stay by the coast:
Brooklands Western Road car park
Brooklands Brighton Road East car park
Brooklands Brighton Road West car park

Brooklands Western Road car park (BN15 8RX)

  • 106 spaces (126 total)
  • 20 disabled spaces
  • 2 electric car charge point spaces (temporarily unavailable)
    note: EV charging is a separate cost, in addition to the parking cost below
  • height barrier: 1.88m (6' 2") - any customers with a high sided vehicle wishing to gain entry should contact the Car Parks Team on 01903 213684
  • MiPermit cashless parking code: 702217 - find out how to use MiPermit
  • Location: to the north of the lake in Brooklands Park - off Western Road (on the eastern edge of Brooklands Park)

Brooklands Brighton Road East car park (BN11 2HP)

Brooklands Brighton Road West car park (BN11 2HP)

Opening times and prices:

  • Pay and display: 7 days a week, 8am to 6pm, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 30 minutes - £0.80
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.20
    • Up to 2 hours - £1.80
    • Up to 3 hours - £2.40
    • Up to 6 hours - £3.00
    • All day - £3.00 (8am to 6pm)
  • Night rate:
    • No charge
  • Car park open 24 hours a day

Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Long stay by the hospital:
Lyndhurst Road car park

Formerly known as Lyndhurst Road East and West car parks.

Lyndhurst east car park (BN11 2DG)

Lyndhurst west car park (BN11 2DG)

Opening times and prices:

  • Day rate: 6am to 6pm, pay and display, 7 days a week, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.50
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.70
    • Up to 3 hours - £4.20
    • Up to 4 hours - £5.60
    • Up to 5 hours - £7.00
    • All day - £9.00 (6am to 6pm)
  • Night rate: 6pm to 6am, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20
    • Max - £3.20
  • Car park open 24 hours a day
  • Season tickets are available

Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Short stay by the coast:
Marine Crescent car park (BN12 4JG)

  • 53 spaces (55 total)
  • 2 disabled spaces
  • height barrier: 2m (6' 6")

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Short stay - up to 3 hours:
High Street surface car park, Worthing (BN11 1NT)

  • Day rate: 6am to 6pm, pay and display 7 days a week, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £2.00
    • Up to 2 hours - £3.70
    • Up to 3 hours - £5.70
  • Night rate: 6pm to 6am, pay and display 7 days a week, including Public and Bank Holidays:
    • Up to 1 hour - £1.10
    • Up to 2 hours - £2.10
    • Up to 3 hours - £3.20
    • Max - £3.20
  • All car parks are open 24 hours a day

Blue Badge holders can park for free in designated disabled bays only for up to 3 hours. Normal tariff applies in standard bays.

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Ticketless Parking

You can register for Ticketless Parking when using Grafton and High Street multi-storey car parks.

You will be automatically billed for the number of times you park.

To find out more and to register, see:

See also:

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FAQs about changes to paying for parking in our multi-storey car parks

Why are you changing the payment system?

The automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) system which has been used at our multi-storey car parks has come to the end of its life and needs to be replaced. We have therefore been exploring the options available to us for High Street, Grafton and Buckingham Road multi-storey car parks.

We implemented the ANPR system at Worthing's multi-storey car parks in 2014. Since then, a portion of motorists have had problems because the technology fails to read their number plates correctly, which means they can't drive in, pay or leave after their visit.

The current system is unreliable and is increasingly suffering from outages. It's also expensive to keep going, requiring significant maintenance each year.

We have therefore decided to install new payment machines at our multi-storey car parks rather than buying the new number plate technology.

The new system is in place at the recently revamped Buckingham Road multi-storey car park and will replace the old ANPR system at High Street and Grafton in the new year.

How will the new system work at Worthing's multi-storey car parks?

Instead of paying when customers leave, drivers will need to pay for their stay when they arrive, as they do at our surface car parks. At the payment machine, customers will be required to enter their vehicle registration number and select how long they wish to stay.

No ticket will be produced as there is no requirement to display a ticket on the dashboard of your car. The machine will log the fact that they have paid and will send details to the officer patrolling so they know the vehicle has a valid parking session in place.

Drivers will be able to pay using coins or by card at the machine, alternatively customers can use the MiPermit app to pay for parking, where they can also easily extend their stay. The changes mean we'll have more members of our parking team out and about in the car parks and will be able to speak to customers who need help.

We believe the new system will also reduce congestion after events in the town, such as bonfire night, when everyone is wanting to leave at the same time. Previously the ANPR system has led to significant delays at the payment machines.

Which parking sites will receive the new system first?

The new system is live at Buckingham Road multi-storey car park, which has recently reopened following a full refurbishment. We are aiming to have the new system implemented at High Street and Grafton in February 2025.

Won't losing ANPR reduce the amount of time people spend in our town centre?

Anyone paying by app will be able to extend their length of stay without returning to the car park, and we do expect more people to pay by app when the new system is fully adopted. Currently, 45% of visitors pay via the app when visiting our surface car parks at High Street and Liverpool Gardens (Montague Centre car park).

People paying at machines can walk back to their car park to top up their stay at the machines, which will be located near the exits/entrances. Alternatively, they can use the MiPermit app to create a new parking session or extend an existing MiPermit session.

How do I extend my stay on the MiPermit app?

If you pay by the app a countdown for your parking session will automatically appear. Users of the app can also request a notification to their phone to remind them when their current parking session has nearly expired. When paying by the app, you can easily extend your parking session while away from your vehicle. In order to make a payment via the app, you will need to enter your vehicle registration number, the location code for the car park and select how long you wish to park for.

Will the new system be more user-friendly?

Despite our best efforts, the ANPR technology has not been particularly user-friendly for those who are not tech savvy, even when the system works as it should. Users often need support from our staff via the intercom to make their payment. Under the new system, we'll have more staff to provide help if people need it.

Once paid, do you need to return to your car to display a parking ticket?

No. Where the new system has been implemented, people will not be required to place a ticket in their car. If you pay at the machine you can print a receipt to take with you.

Will the price of parking increase as a result of the changes?

No, the price of parking will not change as a result of the new system. The car park tariffs remain value for money and are low compared to comparable town centres.

For more information on the charges and opening times at Worthing's car parks, see:

How will the new system affect town centre workers or guests staying at hotels?

We know the town centre workers deal and hotel concession is popular with businesses and their employees, providing discounted parking for people who work locally.

The changes we are implementing will mean town centre workers and hotel guests will need to register using the MiPermit app, in a similar way that residents do within the controlled parking zone.

Once registered they will be able to purchase permits in bulk and activate them as and when they need them. They can be activated one day at a time or up in bulk - customers can activate as many permits they wish in one go. Once activated permits can also be cancelled at any point prior to them going live. Users of the scheme will never have to go to a payment machine.

The permits will be registered on the system and users will not need to display anything in their vehicles. They will also be able to come and go during the day as they currently do.

The change in technology does not affect the day rate, which currently stands at £6.40 (plus the 20p administration fee). Drivers can purchase season tickets for our car parks, details of this are available on our website. The advantage of the town centre workers deal is that it offers better value for money for drivers who do not use the service every day and stay longer than four hours.

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Park Mark Award

The Park Mark Award is awarded by the British Parking Association (BPA) to car parks that have undergone a rigorous assessment and have met challenging standards as part of the Safer Parking Scheme.

Many of the Adur District and Worthing Borough Council Car Parks have achieved the Park Mark Award and in addition to this many also have achieved the Disabled Parking Accreditation.         

You can search which car parks in Adur and Worthing have achieved the Park Mark Award and the Disabled Parking Accreditation by following the link below:

To find out more about the Safer Parking Scheme, please follow the link below

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Need assistance with this service?
Get in touch:

Parking permits and enforcement requests (NSL Parking Team)

Telephone0345 680 0189: 8am to 5pm Mon to Fri, 8am to 4pm Sat

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Car parks and on-street parking (Adur & Worthing Parking Services Team)

Telephone01903 221180 (not bank holidays)

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Page last updated: 17 December 2024

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