Open every day (except Christmas Day).
Weekdays
| Monday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
| Tuesday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
| Wednesday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
| Thursday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
| Friday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
Weekends
| Saturday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
| Sunday | |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 6am - 8.30pm |
Please ensure if following Sat Nav include ‘ Haughmond Hill Car Park’ SY4 4PW in your search as the postcode alone will direct you to residential housing.
Follow the B5062 (Sundorne then Newport Road) out of Shrewsbury. At the brow of the hill, after the Abbey turn right. The car park is on the right after the quarry.
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Parking charges apply at Haughmond Hill.
You can now use RingGo at Haughmond Hill which allows you to pay for parking online or via an app. Please download the Ringo App before travelling if you can.
Pay for parking on your phone in 5 easy steps:
1. Open the RingGo app, or download for free if you haven’t already got it, using the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android).
2. Log in with your RingGo details, or register as a new user.
3. Select your location by entering the 3–6 digit number shown on the parking signs.
4. Enter your number plate and choose how long you’d like to park for. Remember, you can extend this later.
5. Choose to add any handy parking reminders you need, then just tap to pay.
And you’re good to go! Your details are saved so next time, you can park even faster.
If you’re not a smartphone user, you can still use RingGo to pay for your parking by calling 0203 046 0063. You can also register and book parking with RingGo online.
Location Code - 31030
Parking Charges
| Up to 2 hours | £1.00 |
|---|---|
| All day | £2.00 |
Additional Information
Visiting Haughmond Hill updated 4 November 2020
The government has said the single most important action we can all take to fight coronavirus is to stay at home, to protect the NHS and save lives.
The government has instructed that you should minimise time spent outside your home, minimise the number of journeys you make and only travel a short distance within your local area to exercise. Haughmond Hill's car parks and essential facilities are open for people to exercise once-per-day, if they live locally.
Please follow the government’s rules on exercising and meeting other people when considering a visit.
You must stay at home if you have coronavirus symptoms or are self-isolating.
Our facilities are running a little differently.
Please be aware you may need to be prepared to make the necessary decision to turn around if the car park looks busy, or is full. Please support us as we are doing our best for you: be kind to our staff and your fellow visitors.
| Car Park | Open |
| Toilets | Open: Wednesday to Sunday 10am - 3pm |
| Café | Open: Wednesday to Sunday 10am - 3pm (takeaway only) |
| Walking Trails | Open |
When you visit the nation’s forests, remember it is your responsibility to follow the new guidance on staying safe outside your home. We are cleaning our car parking machines throughout the day but for your own safety please bring hand sanitiser with you to use after touching the machines.
If you are uncomfortable with the idea of touching the car park payment machines, you may want to consider becoming a member. As well as supporting the forest you will receive a 12 month car park pass. Find out more.
For a quieter forest experience, we recommend planning your visit for early morning (before 10.00am) or in the evening (after 4.00pm). The forest is usually less busy on week days.
