Find out where the local car parks are, and places for on-street parking in Lytham.
Town Centre
Intending to visit the town centre for a shopping trip? In that case you’ll want to park close to the shops.

There are numerous Pay and Display car parks in and around Lytham, operated by Fylde Council.
- Pleasant Street (above) – is short stay town centre parking. Find it directly behind the main shopping street – Clifton Street – accessed from Pleasant Street.
- Lytham Railway Station – long stay
There’s also a large car park at Booths supermarket and Stringers Home Store (below).

You can make use of plentiful free on-street parking which can be found all over Lytham. There are free on street parking bays along Clifton Street and the various side streets of the town centre. Please check the on-street signage for current restrictions.
Seafront
There are Fylde Council Pay and Display car parks at Lytham Green. Not only are they good for seafront access, they are just a very short walk away from the town centre.

- Bath Street (seafront, junction of Central/East Beach) – long stay
- Dicconson Terrace (seafront, off West Beach) – long stay
- Lowther Pavilion car park is operated by the Theatre – please pay inside
There is free on street parking along the landward side of Lytham Green, opposite the windmill, at Central, East and West Beach (above).
Please check the signage for current restrictions.
Residents Parking Permits
Lytham is in the borough of Fylde. If you are a resident you might wish to purchase a residents parking permit. It entitles you to free parking. They are well worth buying. See Fylde Residents Parking Scheme for details.
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Free Christmas Parking
Most weekends throughout December, Fylde Council offers free parking in council-owned car parks.

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Where can I find details for the Park & Ride for Lytham Festival?
Check with Lytham Festival organisers
Is it possible to park in and around town or residential areas for Lytham Festival concerts? Can you recommend the best places to try? I don’t mind a walk. I’m considering buying a concert ticket but paying £22 for official festival parking on top of the ticket price is putting me right off !