Half moon bay carpark

Free parking! A really enjoyable visit with a short walk on the rocky beach as the tide was out then a quick breakfast in the small cafe (£7.00 for an English breakfast and a latte) before another walk along the headland. Really quiet today, and GORGEOUS weather. Couldn't have asked for more.

As per previous reviews, it was free and excellent for a walk and a call in the cafe.Now tarmacced, marked out and the addition of payment machines that don't take cash.Drove in and then straight out.

Lovely car park a bit tricky to do the machine only card at the moment need to press card button and tick activate card machine and then can put in how many hours you would like good price £1 for an hour £2 for 24 hoursLovely cafe there and nice beach you can take the dogs on and then walk along Heysham coast line

Very convenient car park for Half Moon Bay, beach, cafe & walking along the coast to Heysham. 2m height barrier, pay £1/hour or £2/24 hrs

A reasonable sized, and more importantly FREE car park across the road from the café and beach.It seems to be on wasteland effectively, so its a dirt area with many potholes to watch out for, including some by the entrance to the overflow section. However, as it's free then it's more than adequate, although be careful of moving around it as its also a bit of a dumping ground so there is glass and sharp metal on the surface that may cause your tyres some issues.

No Longer Free to Park. Council have resurfaced and now charge for the privilege.

Car park for about 50 cars. Excellent location for coastal walk in the area. Pay and display. Debit card payment only. £1 for short stay. £2 for 24 hours. Cafe nearby.

It's just a little car park but that doesn't do this place justice! You may think that being near a power plant and a ferry terminal this wouldn't be somewhere worth visiting... you'd be wrong!Incredible views across the bay to the mountains of the Lake District are bested only by the evening sun glinting on the sea. When the tide's out, rockpools and a sandy shore are revealed and both are well worth an explore.The sculpture (located on the field north of the car park and visible from there) is called Ship" - unusual but very photogenic!Would have given 5 stars but a lack of facilities let this place down very

Used to be free to park however only £1 for an hour or £2 for 24hrs. Big parking spaces as well