Visitor centres and Trails may be closed this weekend due to adverse weather conditions.
Please see www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/weatheradvice before setting out.

Visiting

Make the most of your visit to the glorious Peak District.

Car Parks

The National Park Authority owns 48 car parks and parking areas, 19 of which are pay and display.

Car park locations

Car park
Did you know that your car park fee is used to:
  • Maintain car parks
  • Fund litter removal
  • Improve toilet facilities
  • Provide information for visitors
  • Help conserve the special qualities of the National Park
  • Install CCTV cameras in an effort with Derbyshire Police to reduce crime

Charges


Cars and minibuses up to 1 hour £1.20

up to 4 hours £2.50

all day £3.50
Coaches (where permitted) 2 hour period £4.00
Horse boxes / lorries up to 1 hour £1.50

all day £6.00
Charges apply between 10am and 6pm

Blue badge holders (display badge)
free
Cycles and motorcycles
free

Permits

Residents (for people living within the National Park boundary) £15
Visitors (for people living outside the National Park boundary) £30
Senior citizen visitors (for people age 60 years and above) £20
Single horse box/trailer £30
Large horse box/trailer (phone 01629 816345 for price) POA
Coach £60

 An annual permit entitles you to park at all the chargeable car parks owned and managed by the National Park Authority.

Please ensure that if you apply for a residents' permit your address is within the National Park.  

The National Park boundary is marked on most maps and road atlases.
View map of Peak District National Park

Application forms for permits can be obtained from:

Field Services
Peak District National Park Authority
Aldern House
Baslow Road
BAKEWELL
Derbyshire DE45 1AE

Telephone: 01629 816211
Minicom: 01629 816319
Email: parking.permits@peakdistrict.gov.uk

Application form for annual parking permit (60KB) Adobe pdf document - print and return with your payment

Please remember: 

  • To park considerately 
  • To take litter home and recycle it where possible (100 tons of litter is removed from our sites every year)
  • Do not camp in car parks