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Limited parking is available at the Chester Campus. In order to avoid disappointment, we highly recommend using one of the free park and ride locations detailed below, only a short bus ride from the city centre.
Take the stress out of parking and avoid traffic
Take the stress out of parking and avoid traffic by using one of the four park and ride locations around Chester.
The park and ride bus service runs every 10 minutes at peak times and every 15 minutes off -peak (subject to city centre traffic conditions) to various drop off and pick up points in the city centre.
Car parking is free, and the return bus fare costs just £1.70. Tickets are obtained from on site machines so please ensure you have change.
- Boughton Heath Park and Ride (Nearest post code - CH3 5QD)
- Sealand Road Park and Ride (Nearest post code - CH1 4LQ)
- Upton Park and Ride (Nearest post code - CH2 1LH)
- Wrexham Road Park and Ride (Nearest post code - CH4 9DE)
Please note: These are approximate postcode locations. For greatest accuracy, we recommend using the Park and Ride map and timetable available from the Cheshire West and Chester local authority website.
Don't forget, if you are using the Park and Ride, you may need walking directions and maps from the city to the campus. The Chester Campus is a 10-15 minute walk from the city centre.
CITY CENTRE PARKING
Various city centre car parks are also available. For further details, please visit Parking in Chester
