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🚗 Rosie’s Kitchen Car Park – The Complete Bude Beachside Parking Guide

Affordable 9 AM–9 PM parking at Rosie’s Kitchen – refundable with café spend, steps from Crooklets Beach & town centre.

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🚗 Type: Private Pay-to-Park Car Park (AS Parking on behalf of Rosie’s Kitchen)
🕒 Open: 9 AM – 9 PM, 7 days/week (no overnight parking)
🌟 Rating: N/A (managed facility, café feedback excellent)


💰 Pricing & Permits

  • Standard Session: £1.00 (valid until 9 PM same day)

  • Refund Offer: Full £1 refunded against a minimum £5 café purchase

  • Annual Permit: £85.00 (available in-café; covers unlimited parking within operating hours)

  • Payment: Coin or contactless at on-site pay machine; AS Parking app also accepted

  • Enforcement: No parking outside 9 AM–9 PM; unauthorised stays subject to £100 fine


📊 Capacity & Physical Features

FeatureDetail
Total Spaces~20 marked bays
SurfaceTarmac
LightingNone (daylight use recommended)
SecuritySignage, periodic patrols by AS Parking
Height LimitNone (suitable for vans)

Accessibility

  • Disabled Access: No marked Blue Badge bays; level entry from car park to café

  • Drop-Off Zone: Lay-by on RCPX+94 adjacent to car park entrance


🔌 EV Infrastructure

  • On-Site Charging: None

  • Nearest Options:

    • Crooklets Beach Car Park: CCC-operated, several 7 kW units – 2 min walk

    • Crescent Car Park (Tourist Info): 43 kW & 50 kW rapid chargers – 5 min walk


📅 Peak Times & Occupancy

TimeframeOccupancyUser Profile
Weekdays 10 AM–4 PM~50 %Café diners & locals
Weekends 10 AM–6 PM~90 %Beachgoers & families
Summer Bank Holidays~100 %Tourists & surfers

Pro Tip: Arrive by 9:15 AM on summer weekends to secure a bay before peak.


🚶 Walkability Score

DestinationWalk TimeKey Benefit
Rosie’s Kitchen Café< 1 minImmediate access to food & facilities
Crooklets Beach1 minDirect beach access
Bude Town Centre (High St)10 minShops, services & public toilets
Summerleaze Beach5 minFamily-friendly sand & coastal walk

🛒 Nearby Amenities
Essentials

  • Public Toilets: Café toilets (customer access) & Crescent Car Park – 5 min

  • ATM: Co-op Bude (Quay) – 3 min walk

  • Pharmacy: Bude Pharmacy (High Street) – 10 min walk

Food & Drink

  • Rosie’s Kitchen (immediate): Fresh beachside menu & sundeck

  • The Coastguard Café: Panoramic sea views – 3 min

  • The Red Lion (Quay): Traditional pub fare – 2 min


🅿️ Alternative Parking Comparison

SiteDistanceCostMax StayAdvantage
Crescent Car Park0.2 mi£2.50/day (JustPark)24 hRapid EV charging on-site
Co-op Bude Car Park0.1 miFree (2 h limit)2 hGrocery shoppers’ convenience
Summerleaze Beach Car Park0.3 mi£6.00/day24 hLarger capacity, direct beach access

⚠️ Important Notices

  • Operating Hours Strict: No parking before 9 AM or after 9 PM – vehicles left outside hours risk fine.

  • Refund Conditions: Café spend must meet minimum of £5 on same day to qualify.

  • Enforcement Patrols: Regular checks; display ticket visibly to avoid penalties.


📌 Expert Tips

  • Beach & Breakfast: Park, grab an early coffee and enjoy Crooklets at sunrise–refund your fee over brunch.

  • Annual Permit Hack: If you visit weekly, annual permit pays for itself after 85 visits.

  • Low-Tide Walk: Combine a stroll to Queen’s Beach (15 min) with a relaxed café return.

  • Weather Watch: Car park drains well but puddles can form near exit – choose bays nearest café.


🔮 Future Developments

  • 2025: AS Parking evaluating installation of a contactless payment kiosk and an EV charging trial.

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