If you’re planning a visit or stay in Port Isaac during your Cornish cottage holiday, knowing where to park is essential. This picturesque fishing village is popular with tourists and can get busy, especially in the summer months.
Here’s a complete guide to parking in Port Isaac, including car parks, long-stay options, beach parking, and disabled access.
Parking in Port Isaac
Port Isaac has two main car parks: The Main Car Park (Trewetha) and New Road Car Park. Both are operated by Cornwall Council and provide a good base for exploring the village and nearby attractions.
Located on the right when entering the village via the B3267, the Main Car Park is the most popular choice for visitors. Check up to date prices here.
- Tips for visitors:
- 139 spaces, including disabled bays
- Additional 40 spaces in an overflow area
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Patrolled
- Toilets available on-site
- Nearby playing area and field for dogs
- Around a 10-minute walk to the town centre
This car park is further down the B3267 towards Port Gaverne. It has approximately 100 spaces and is split into two sections. Check up to date prices here.
Tips for visitors:
- First section fills up quickly; use the second section if possible
- Public toilets available (charge applies)
- Electric Car Charging available
Long-Stay Car Parking in Port Isaac
Both the Main and New Road car parks offer long-stay options. The New Road Car Park is popular for visitors staying in Port Isaac cottages.
Beach Parking in Port Isaac
Parking near the beach is permit only. The streets are narrow and busy, so driving down to the beach is not recommended unless necessary.
Port Isaac Disabled Parking
Both Main Car Park and New Road Car Park have disabled bays for blue badge holders. Please note that Port Isaac’s narrow and steep streets may pose challenges when exploring the village.
Explore Port Isaac
From these car parks, it’s easy to enjoy all that Port Isaac has to offer:
- Narrow, cobbled streets lined with pretty cottages, galleries, and restaurants
- Coastal walks along the Cornish Coast Path
- Family-friendly beaches within easy reach