Every car park in St Helier

Seven public car parks, 3506 spaces between them. What each one costs, how tall you can be, and when it actually fills up, measured every minute since January 2026.

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• Pier Road836 spaces, long stayThe biggest car park in town, and the one that almost never fills. Full for only about 2 hours since January.–free now
• Patriotic Street625 spaces, long stayA big commuter car park on the west side, next to the hospital. Fills on 61% of weekdays, usually by 09:20.–free now
• Green Street576 spaces, long stayThe east-side commuter park. Fills mid-morning on a working day. Fills on 57% of weekdays, usually by 09:40.–free now
• Sand Street551 spaces, short stayCentral, big, and almost always has space. Just do not stay all day. Full for only about 6 hours since January.–free now
• Les Jardins539 spaces, long stayThe one that fills first. If you are not early, do not count on it. Fills on 91% of weekdays, usually by 08:50.–free now
• Minden Place242 spaces, short stayBang in the middle of town, and busiest in the evening. Fills on 69% of weekdays, usually by 16:55.–free now
• Charles Street137 spaces, short stayThe smallest and the tightest. Full by mid-morning most weekdays. Fills on 92% of weekdays, usually by 09:50.–free now

Long stay or short stay?

The long stay car parks are Pier Road, Patriotic Street, Green Street and Les Jardins, all £1.10 an hour between 8am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday, and free on Sundays and bank holidays. Pier Road is the largest and the one that almost never runs out. Les Jardins is the one that goes first, usually before nine in the morning.

For a shorter visit, Sand Street, Minden Place and Charles Street are the short stay options, with a three hour maximum at Minden Place and Charles Street. Sand Street allows longer but its tariff escalates sharply after three hours. Charles Street is the only public car park in St Helier that charges on a Sunday, and its hours run to 8pm.

Which one will have space?

That depends on when you arrive, which is the whole point of the app. Tell it where you are going and it works out the drive, then picks the car park that should still have room by the time you pull in, weighing the walk and the price too.