Every council car park with today's prices, summer or winter, read off the council's own pages and checked every week. No live spaces exist for Dorset, so nobody here pretends.
Summer prices, 1 April to 31 October · cheapest all day first
Mercery Road at Weymouth Gateway, off the relief road at Chickerell
Free to park, and a thousand spaces. You pay the bus fare into town instead. Easily the cheapest way to do a summer day in Weymouth.
Fortuneswell, Underhill
Free, 72 hour maximum, no return within 24 hours. No motorhomes overnight.
Southill shops off Radipole Lane, north west Weymouth
Free, with a 72 hour maximum stay. No motorhomes overnight.
Fortuneswell, Underhill, by the old Lord Clyde pub
Free, 72 hour maximum. Run by Portland Town Council.
New Ground near Easton, on top of Portland
Free, 72 hour maximum, no return within 24 hours. The council publishes no capacity for this one.
North Quay off Westwey Road, on the old council offices site by the town bridge
Opened in 2024 as a temporary car park while the site's future is decided, so it may not be here for ever.
Custom House Quay on the south side of the old harbour
Charging starts at 9am here, not 8am, and it is permit holders only overnight.
Off Commercial Road in the town centre near the station
Small, cheap and central, and the same price all year. Fills early.
Barrack Road on the headland, for the Fort and the gardens
The cheapest all-day parking in Weymouth, and the same price all year. Ten minutes' walk from town.
Radipole Park Drive by Swannery Bridge, five minutes' walk from the town centre
The biggest one in town, and one flat price all year rather than the summer rise.
Chiswell at the Portland end of Chesil Beach, beside the causeway
The only car park round here charged around the clock. There is no free evening, so an overnight stay costs.
Preston Beach Road, for the country park, Sea Life and Sandworld
Off Preston Beach Road between Lodmoor and Overcombe
A 2.1 metre height barrier, the only one in the area, so no vans or roof boxes. No disabled bays here.
Castletown by Portland Port, for Portland Castle and the D-Day Centre
The Pavilion peninsula between the harbour and the beach
Off Commercial Road at Mulberry Terrace, north end of the town centre
Overcombe Corner where Preston Beach Road meets Bowleaze Coveway
Motorhomes pay a higher tariff, up to £20.50 all day in summer. No disabled bays.
Town centre, closest car park to the railway station
Three hours maximum and no return within four hours. No all-day price.
Off Westwey Road by the marina and the town bridge
Three hours maximum and no return within four hours.
Off East Street behind the Esplanade, in the town centre
Three hours maximum, but cheap with it, and one flat price all year.
Right in front of the Pavilion, at the Esplanade end
Four hours maximum and no return within four hours, so there is no all-day price. Free for 20 minutes if you are picking up from the theatre.
Grangecroft Road, Southwell, southern Portland
Small, and four hours maximum.