Car Park 1

So many places. Security staff were very helpful

Carpark has changed a little from when I was last there. Now all cars whether disabled parking or normal have to go through the barriers, there is a new sign at the barriers but to be honest didnt have much time to read it as there was a queue of cars waiting to get in, I had to park up in disabled bay and walk to pay point to find the sign again as it wasnt posted at disabled bays, to find out how I get free parking due to being disabled.

They need a better system in and out of the place and more parking

Like all hospital car parks always busy having to wait in queues for a space.best time is after 3.30pm.

Parked my car was still there when I got back

Ok but spaces are tight

It was my first time driving to Freeman from an hour away. It was very easy to find the hospital and the car park. It was easy to navigate to the car park and there was plenty of parking. We even managed to get a disability bay.The receptionist at outpatients was very helpful and showed me how to scan my ticket and exempt it (Blue Badge) to waive the parking fee at the barrier.My only criticism is that it was an 80 mile round trip and the only EV charging points are in the staff only car park. They could do with some EV chargers in the patient car parks - especially when people are travelling a long way to access very specialist care that isn't avaliable locally to them.

Never used the parking here but the money its cost to get my 93 year old mother here in a taxi for aappointment is a disgrace all through the one way road and sitting in tail backs because of the queue of cars waiting for parking spaces.taxi far should of been around £8 but because there is only one queue to the entrance and for parking my taxi fare was £14!!!!

Takes a while to get a space, but reasonable parking charges.

Freeman have made this more easy for disable people should be proud it's very good hospital