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🚗 Statham Avenue Car Park – Lymm Free Parking & Trans Pennine Trail Access Guide

Free 24/7 parking at Statham Avenue Car Park in Lymm – ideal for Trans Pennine Trail walkers, cyclists & village visitors looking for convenient, no-cost parking in WA13.

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🚗 Type: Free Public Car Park (Trans Pennine Trail Ranger Station)
🕒 Open: 24/7 (unmanned)
🌟 Rating: Not rated (no public user reviews)


💰 Pricing & Permits

Cost Payment Future Changes
Free Not required Village-wide EV bay consultation 2025
  • Free of charge, no permits or pay machines on site.

  • Future Changes: Warrington Borough Council is consulting on converting some village car parks (including potential EV bays) in 2025.


📊 Capacity & Physical Features

Feature Detail
Total Spaces ~20 (unmarked)
Surface Graded hardcore / compacted stone
Lighting None (no fixed lighting)
Security None (open air, no CCTV)
Height Limit None (suitable for vans, trailers)

Accessibility

  • Disabled Access: Level compacted surface but no marked bays.

  • Nearest Adapted Parking: Davies Way Car Park (Pepper Street) – 6 bays, 5-minute walk.

  • Drop-Off Zone: Immediately outside Ranger Station entrance.


🔌 EV Infrastructure

  • On-Site Charging: None.

  • Nearest Options:

    • Shell MFG Lymm (Higher Lane, WA13 0BA): 1 rapid device (CHAdeMO & CCS) – 0.7 mi

    • Moto Lymm Services (Cliff Lane, WA13 0SP): 3 rapid devices (CHAdeMO & CCS) – 1.5 mi


📅 Peak Times & Occupancy

Timeframe Occupancy Typical User
Weekdays 7–9 AM 20% Trail maintenance
Weekdays 12–2 PM 25% Local walkers
Saturdays 10 AM–4 PM 70% Hikers & cyclists
Evenings after 6 PM 10% Dog-walkers

Pro Tip: Arrive before 10 AM on summer weekends to secure a spot for long circular walks.


🚶 Walkability Score

Destination Walk Time Key Benefit
Trans Pennine Trail Entrance 1 min Direct access to 215 mi of off-road routes
Lymm Village Centre 12 min Shops, pubs & cafes
Lymm Dam & Bridgewater Canal 20 min Scenic picnic & fishing spot
Statham Primary School 8 min Useful landmark for drop-offs

🛒 Nearby Amenities
Essentials

  • Public toilets: Village Hall (Pepper Street) – 10-min walk

  • ATM: NatWest Cashpoint (Village Centre) – 12-min walk

  • Pharmacy: Boots (Davies Way) – 13-min walk

Food & Drink

  • The Leaves Pub (7-min): Traditional British fare

  • The Spud Daddy (12-min): Gourmet burgers & fries


🅿️ Alternative Parking Comparison

Site Distance Cost Max Stay Advantage
Davies Way (Pepper St) 0.6 mi Free Unlimited Marked bays & lighting
Henry Street 0.7 mi Free Unlimited CCTV-monitored by council
Sow Brook Playing Fields 1 mi Free Unlimited Large capacity

⚠️ Important Notices

  • Trail Maintenance: Occasional surface repairs (next: July 2025).

  • Event Days: Parking may be restricted during village festivals and regattas (June & September).

  • Flooding Risk: Eastern perimeter can puddle after heavy rain—avoid eastern edge.


📌 Expert Tips

  • Early Bird: On weekdays, arrive by 8 AM for near-empty car park.

  • Dog-Walker Hack: Park here + explore adjacent paths to avoid village traffic.

  • Dry-Weather Only: Best used in dry conditions; muddy in winter months.


🔮 Future Developments

  • 2025: EV charging consultation proposes 4 bays in adjacent Davies Way Car Park.

  • 2026: Masterplan includes widened path entrances and directional signage at Statham Avenue.

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