Long stay car park permits

If you regularly use long stay car parks in Denbighshire, a permit could save you money.

How do I use this permit?

You can use a long stay car park permit to park at these car parks:

Corwen

• Bridge Street car park
• Green Lane car park
• Pavilion car park

Denbigh

• Barkers Well Lane car park
• Crown Lane car park
• Post Office Lane

Llangollen

• Brook Street
• Hall Street
• Market Street
• Mill Street
• Pavilion

Prestatyn

• Fern Avenue
• Nant Hall Road
• Lower High Street

Rhuddlan

Parliament Street

Rhyl

• Central
• East Parade
• Morley Road
• Pavilion
• West Kinmel Street

Ruthin

• Crispin Yard (Cae Ddol)
• Dog Lane
• Park Road
• Rhos Street
• Troed y Rhiw

St Asaph

Bowling Green

As long as you display your permit clearly in your vehicle, you will not need to buy pay and display tickets to park at these car parks.

A long stay car park permit does not mean you are entitled to free parking at short stay car parks in Denbighshire.

How do I apply for a permit?

Apply online for a long stay or seasonal parking permit

If you are 60 years of age or more, you will be charged a reduced fee for your long stay car park permit. 

You can apply for a reduced fee permit by completing this reduced fee application formand returning it to the address on the form.

• Long stay parking permit reduced fee application form (PDF, 292KB)
• Long stay parking permit reduced fee renewal application form (PDF, 205KB) 

How much does it cost?

The cost of a long stay car park permit depends on the period the permit is for:

• 3 months:  £31.30
• 6 months:  £57.38
• 12 months:  £104.34
• 12 months (reduced fee): £57.38
• 24 months:  £193.04 

Please include a cheque or postal order made payable to Denbighshire County Council with your application form.

Replacements for lost or stolen permits cost £5.

If you change your vehicle, you must return your permit to us and we will give you a replacement. There is no charge for this.