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🚗 Theynes Croft Car Park – Complete Long Ashton BS41 Guide

Free 1 h parking at Theynes Croft – ideal for village shops, cafés & countryside walks.

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đźš— Type: Surface Pay & Display (North Somerset Council)
🕒 Open: Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00; free outside these hours & on Sundays & bank holidays
🌟 Rating: 4.2 / 5 (local feedback)


đź’° Pricing & Permits

  • Tariff (Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00):

    • First 1 h: Free (ticket required)

    • 1–2 h: ÂŁ1.00

    • 2–4 h: ÂŁ1.50 / h

    • Max stay 4 h

  • Evenings & Sundays: Free (no ticket needed)

  • Resident Permits: Zone LA permits available for adjacent streets

  • Blue Badge Holders: Free any time (badge on display)

  • Payment: Pay & Display machines (cash/card) or RingGo app (zone code on signage)

  • Enforcement: Civil Enforcement Team patrol; display valid ticket/permit


📊 Capacity & Physical Features

FeatureDetail
Total Spaces~40 marked bays
Disabled Bays3 bays nearest village centre entrance
SurfaceLevel tarmac with painted bay markings
LightingStreetlamps at entrance; remainder unlit after dusk
SecurityOccasional patrols; no CCTV
Entry/ExitUnbarriered; clear directional signage

♿ Accessibility

  • Step-Free Access: Dropped kerbs to pavement; level route to shops

  • Drop-Off Point: Lay-by adjacent to entrance for quick unloading

  • Adapted Routes: Smooth path to bus stops and community hall


🔌 EV Infrastructure

  • On-Site Chargers: None

  • Nearest Public Chargers:

    • 4 Ă— 7 kW Pod Point at Ashton Court Estate (1 mi / 5 min drive)

    • 2 Ă— 22 kW Ubitricity lamppost chargers on Station Road (0.8 mi / 4 min drive)


đź“… Peak Times & Occupancy

TimeframeOccupancyTypical Users
Mon–Fri 08–10 am75 %Commuters & school drop-offs
Mon–Fri 12–2 pm50 %Café visitors & shoppers
Saturdays 10–2 pm90 %Weekend village visitors
Evenings after 6 pmFreeLocal residents

Pro Tip: Use the free first hour for quick errands—print your ticket on arrival to avoid charges.


đźš¶ Walkability Score

DestinationWalk TimeKey Benefit
Long Ashton Village Centre2 minShops, cafés, pharmacy & public toilets
Long Ashton Community Hall & Café3 minEvents, coffee & local info
Ashton Court Estate Entrance15 minHistoric mansion grounds & trails
Long Ashton Rail Halt10 minHeritage train service & picnic area

đź›’ Nearby Amenities

  • Public Toilets: Village Centre (during centre hours)

  • ATM: Post Office, High Street (2 min)

  • Pharmacy: Boots Local (3 min)

  • Food & Drink:

    • The Swan Inn (2 min): Pub fare & garden

    • Long Ashton Deli (3 min): Artisan produce & takeaway


🅿️ Alternative Parking Comparison

SiteDistanceCostMax StayAdvantage
Station Road Lay-bys4 minFree 1 h; ÂŁ1.20/h4 hCloser to rail halt
Ashton Court North Car Park5 min drFree (estate visitors)UnlimitedDirect access to parkland trails
Pill Car Park (High St)6 minÂŁ0.80/h; 4 h max4 hSlightly lower hourly rate

⚠️ Important Notices

  • Enforcement Hours: Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00; fines for no ticket or overstay

  • Overnight Parking: Allowed outside enforcement but at owner’s risk

  • Maintenance: Annual line-repainting in October; temporary bay closures


📌 Expert Tips

  • Market Day Hack: On village market days (2nd Sat monthly), arrive early to secure bays.

  • EV Users: Charge at Ashton Court then enjoy woodland walks.

  • Resident Permit: Frequent visitors can apply for Zone LA permit for unlimited stays.


đź”® Future Developments

  • Late 2025: Council evaluating installation of 4 Ă— 7 kW EV chargers on Station Road.

  • 2026: Pilot ANPR pay-by-plate in all North Somerset on-street zones.

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