Parking in Godalming

[Don]

I need assistance from the oracle of all things that is PH.

On Monday I will be needing to park somewhere in central Godalming. I have found the Queen's Street car park, so far which is near enough where I need to go.

Are there any cheaper and better places that are still central?

[CypherP]

You could try the Mill Lane car park, think that one is about £7 or so to park there most of the day. There are a few places just outside of the centre that you could probably park for nothing, but depends how long you'll need to be in town for.

[limpsfield]

again depending how long you are going to be I would have thought you could have parked in Waitrose or on the industrial estate bit where the DIY shops are. Godalming is not a big place so you should be okay for parking - whereabouts are you going to?

[Don]

limpsfield said:

again depending how long you are going to be I would have thought you could have parked in Waitrose or on the industrial estate bit where the DIY shops are. Godalming is not a big place so you should be okay for parking - whereabouts are you going to?

Offices on Lower South Street. I will be there all afternoon.

I might be going there a lot in the future, too.

[morebeanz]

Catteshall Lane just past Waitrose on the left has roadside parking along most of it.

[Don]

morebeanz said:

Catteshall Lane just past Waitrose on the left has roadside parking along most of it.

Can you park there all day?

[bluesatin]

Homebase carpark!

[Don]

bluesatin said:

Homebase carpark!

Thanks for that! Bit of a way from where I'm going but if needs must...

[bluesatin]

5-10 mins walk!

[limpsfield]

Don said:

bluesatin said:

Homebase carpark!

Thanks for that! Bit of a way from where I'm going but if needs must...

It is probably a ten minute walk. There is loads of car parking in Godlaming for a small town. I would go around the back of the fitness first - massive car park there and you can walk straight onto the high street.You need to head for a road called "The Burys" and it will be obvious from there.

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