Parking in Seaton

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Seaton, also known as Seaton Down, is a seaside town of around 9,000 people about 45 minutes’ drive from Exeter. It lies along the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back 185 million years of geological history. Rock formations here date as far back as the Triassic period, and spots like the nearby Hooken Cliffs are a great spot to find fossils. As for human habitation, there is evidence of forts dating back as far as the Iron Age. 

Seaton Beach is a mile-long pebbled beach, and is a highlight of the town. You can rent paddle boards and kayaks down by the water, and dogs are allowed all year round. The esplanade is a flat walkway along the water, and leads into the town centre where you can find plenty of spots to enjoy a meal on the waterfront.  

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There are several options nearby for parking in Seaton. The following car parks are all run by the local council: 

Orchard short stay car park:

• Address: Old Beer Road, Seaton, EX12 2PD 
• Vehicle types: Car, motorcycle (free), motorhome (8am to 10pm)
• ParkMobile location code: 2934
• Spaces: 164 (including 4 disabled spaces)
• Maximum stay: 24 hours
• Hourly rate: £1.00
• Minimum payment: 50p (30 minutes)
• Maximum payment: £10.00
• Charging period: 8am - 6pm

Seaton Town Hall long stay car park:

• Address: The Underfleet, Seaton, EX12 2WE
• Vehicle types: Car, motorcycle (free), motorhome (8am to 10pm)
• ParkMobile location code: 2963
• Spaces: 20
• Maximum stay: 24 hours 
• Hourly rate: £1.00
• Minimum payment: 50p (30 minutes)
• Maximum payment: £6.00 (from November to March: £3.00)
• Charging period: 24 hours a day 

Seaton Jurassic coach park:

• Address: Seaton Jurassic Coach park, EX12 2LX
• Vehicle types: Coaches
• ParkMobile location code: 2933
• Maximum stay: 24 hours 
• Hourly rate: £1.00
• Minimum payment: £1.00
• Maximum payment: £10.00
• Charging period: 24 hours a day 

The Underfleet (west) long stay car park:

• Address: The Underfleet, Seaton, EX12 2WD
• Vehicle types: Cars, motorcycles (free) 
• ParkMobile location code: 2965
• Spaces: 68
• Maximum stay: 24 hours
• Hourly rate: £1.00
• Minimum payment: 50p (30 minutes)
• Maximum payment: £6.00 (from November to March: £3.00)
• Charging period: 24 hours a day

Seaton Jurassic long stay car park:

• Address: The Underfleet, Seaton, EX12 2WD
• Vehicle types: Car, motorcycle (free), motorhome (8am to 10pm)
• ParkMobile location code: 2926
• Spaces: 106 (includes 7 disabled spaces)
• Maximum stay: 24 hours
• Hourly rate: £1.00
• Minimum payment: 50p (30 minutes)
• Maximum payment: £6.00 (from November to March: £3.00)
• Charging period: 24 hours a day 

To make Seaton parking easier, you can use the Parkmobile app. This is a service available across the East Devon area, and you can register for free. Using the app means you won’t need to use a pay and display ticket, and it’ll even send you a reminder when your parking session is about to run out. 

Alternatively, you can browse the options available at YourParkingSpace. We have short term and long term options available in Seaton.

The Seaton Tramway operates a 3-mile loop through Seaton, Colyford and Colyton in the Axe Valley, following the River Axe estuary through two nature reserves. You can enjoy the scenic view and relax, or take the reins with a driving experience course. You can buy all-day tickets for unlimited travel on any of the trams, and be sure to check out events like the Polar Express tram ride in November. 

The Hooken Cliffs look out over the English Channel and offer stunning views of the water. They’re also near the Beer Beach, which is another dog-friendly beach. You might even find fossils along the cliff since it’s part of the Jurassic Coast, so keep your eyes peeled! 

If you’re interested in the ancient history of the area, be sure to pay a visit to Seaton Jurrasic. It’s the perfect spot to learn about the archeological history of the area, plus you can check out the wildlife garden, the rockpools, and enjoy a bite to eat at the café. 

The Beer Quarry Caves are located in the nearby town of Beer. Beer stone is used in the construction of cathedrals and churches, and the quarry has been used for around 2,000 years. Places such as the London Bridge, St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, and Windsor Castle all use beer stone in their construction. Today, the caves have been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and the quarry is only in use as a tourist attraction. 

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By Bus: Several bus lines run through Seaton, including 9A, 20, 391, 392, 393, 885, 899, and X9. 

By Car: Seaton is located just off the A3052. 

There is disabled parking available at the Seaton Jurassic long stay car park, and at the Orchard short stay car park. 

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Seaton, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

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Where is Seaton located? 

Seaton is a coastal town in Devon, just 45 minutes’ drive from Exeter. It’s surrounded by the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a mile-long pebble beach. 

What is there to do at the beach? 

There are kayaks and stand-up paddleboards available to hire on the beach, and dogs are welcome all year on the second beach zone. 

What is there to do in Seaton?

There are plenty of beaches in the area, and spots like the Hooken Cliffs offer unbeatable views of the ocean. Since this area is part of the Jurassic Coast, you might even be able to find fossils amongst the cliffs. Nearby, in the town of Beer, you’ll find the Beer Quarry Caves, which have been used for over 2,000 years. The Seaton Tramway is the perfect way to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.