New car parking charges for those who pay
Published: 31 May 2025
From 1 June 2025, the cost of parking at our sites is increasing for those who pay. The income from parking goes directly to us and helps support our car parks and services. Prices are reviewed and updated regularly to ensure we cover our costs. The changes bring our car parking charges in line with other Trusts in Devon and Cornwall.
Free parking remains available for lots of people, including:
- People receiving cancer treatment who are making daily or frequent visits for the treatment of cancer (surgical intervention, radiotherapy, SACT)
- Relatives of people who are acutely unwell, typically in those in the intensive care unit or who require high dependence care
- Relatives of people on end-of-life care pathways
- Unpaid carers who are visiting the person they care for or supporting the person they care for to attend an appointment
- People with a disability – please ensure that you display your registered disabled blue badge for the duration of your stay
- Outpatient attendees who attend hospital for an appointment at least three times within a month and for an overall period of at least three months. A ‘month’ is defined as a period of 30 days
- Parents of children in hospital
- People visiting the bereavement office or collecting a death certificate.
Some people in receipt of certain state benefits may also be entitled to a refund of their parking costs and travel expenses and discounts are also available for frequent visitors. More information is available on this page
The cost of parking at Torbay and South Devon NHS sites for those who pay will be as follows from Sunday 1 June 2025:
- Up to 15 minutes – free
- Up to 2 hours – £3.20
- Up to 4 hours – £6.40
- Up to 6 hours – £9.50
- Up to 24 hours – £15.90
The income from parking goes directly to us and helps support the full range of services we provide in our hospitals and clinics.
For information about travelling to our sites by public transport, visit Visiting us.