Parking in Frodsham

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Frodsham is a flourishing Cheshire Market Town dating back to the 13th century. It is steeped in history with numerous structures and buildings standing in Frodsham today are on the original lots of lands from the 13th and 14th centuries.

Frodsham housed a key manor house of the medieval Earls of Chester and the River Weave, that runs at the bottom of Frodsham Hill. It links with the River Mersey turning the town into a substantial port by bringing and exporting trade along the coast, particularly the export of Cheshire salt. Castle park, where the manor house resided was constructed in stone and then reinforced, in 1315 it was nicknamed ‘castellum’, which means little castle, due to its fortified structure.

A popular market occurs every Thursday in the town, which also prides itself on its many restaurants, pubs and shops. The town is also included in the Weave Valley Regional Park, alongside the Sandston Trail which stretches over 30 miles between Frodsham and Whitchurch. Famous singer, songwriter and producer who made fame in the popular band Take That, Gary Barlow was born in Frodsham.

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There are multiple car parks in Frodsham with varying prices and length of stays below are:

Moor Lane Car Park (WA6 7AE) has 35 spaces with 2 being disabled.

It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This is a pay and display car park. There is free parking for up to four hours for disabled blue badges displaying their valid badge in their vehicle at all times.

Charges:

•         Up to 2 hours - £0.20p
•         2 to 4 hours - £0.50p
•         4 to 6 hours - £1.00
•         Over 6 hours - £1.50

Frodsham train station (WA6 7DN) has 86 spaces including disabled. It is open 24 hours a day Monday to Sunday. This is a pay on exit car park. This car park offers disable blue badge holders up to four hour of free parking, as long as the blue badge is correctly displayed.     

Charges:  

•         Up to 2 Hours - 20p
•         2 to 4 Hours - 50p
•         4 to 6 Hours - £1
•         Over 6 Hours - £1.50

On Street parking on Main Street (South Side)

Free parking for two hours only, from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Saturday.

There is no return within one hour.

On Street parking on Main Street (North Side)

Free parking for two hours only, from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Wednesday and Friday to Saturday.

There is no return within an hour.

You cannot park here on a Thursday.

Eddisbury Square car park

It is open 24 hours a day Monday through Sunday.

Parking is free for the first two hours.

Additional time is then charged at:

•         1 hour - £0.50p
•         2 hours - £1.00
•         3 hours - £1.50

This is a cashless mobile phone system.

Castle Park car park

It is open every day from 8.00am to 5:00pm Monday to Sunday.

There is no charge for parking in this car park. This car park does not have disable spaces.

Greenfield Lane parking

Is open Monday to Sunday from 6.00am to 6.00pm. This is a pay and display car park.

•         3 Hours - £1.00
•         All day - £5.00

All the above information can be sourced from the Chester and West Cheshire council page.

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Castle Park House and Gardens (WA6 6SA) in Frodsham is a beautiful historic park with nine hectares of lush grounds that offers a blend of ceremonial gardens, open-spaced lawns, captivating wooded areas and leisure facilities. After a regeneration, the park encompasses a kemp formal garden, tennis courts, multi-use games areas, a bowling green and landscaped gardens.

The Castle Park Arts centre is onsite and is set in a magnificent Victorian building with a unique clock tower. There are four galleries, craft units, workshops and a café which offers freshly made light lunches. Visitors can enjoy free of charge art programmes of varying degrees. It is a place for the whole family.

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By Train:

There is a train station in Frodsham which is operated by Transport for Wales.

It runs hourly services between Manchester Piccadilly and Llandudno (Wales) via Frodsham and Chester. As well as to places like Leeds, Wrexham and Manchester Airport. All of these stations have links across the rest of the UK. Northern Rail has full timetables and prices.

By Bus:

There are numerous bus services available that stop in Frodsham from places like; Chester, Widnes, Liverpool Airport, Warrington and St Helens (2, 7, 21 48, 61, X1, X30).

The Cheshire West and Chester government page has full bus service timetables and journey planning information.

By Car:

Frodsham is situated just off the major M56 motorway which is met by the M6 which runs further up North and down to the midlands.

Other key motorways like the M1, M4 M5 and M40 all join up with the M6 and beyond to the North East of England where Frodsham is situated.

On Foot:

Frodsham station is 2 minutes’ walk from the heart of the town.

By Plane:

Manchester Airport is a 25 minute drive and an hour and 27 minute train journey (1 change).

Liverpool John Lennon airport is a 19 minute drive and an hour and 35 minute bus (1 change).

Both airports have flights internationally and domestically.

There is free disabled parking for up to 4 hours for holders of valid and up to date blue who display these in their vehicle at all times, at Moor Lane and Frodsham train station car parks.

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

At both Moor Lane and Frodsham station car park, there is overnight parking, 6 hours or more is charged at £1.50. Weekend prices are the same as during the week.

At Eddisbury car park charges over the weekend are the same as in the week with the first two hours free.

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What is there to do in Frodsham?

Visit the Castle park house and gardens on dry days or let your children run wild at Coco’s Play barn or take a hike on the Sandston trail.

Is there free parking in Frodsham?

There is free parking for the first two hours at Eddisbury car park and on street parking on Main Street North and South side for two hours.

Does Frodsham have a trains station?

Yes, it does, which has hourly trains to Manchester Piccadilly and services to Liverpool Lime Street, Chester and various other destinations.