Holy Trinity

We parked here for a few hours at the end of this September.... We came from Coventry to visit Llandudno....We had a lovely few hours and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We got back to the car on time, but, thought we'd get our flask and have a cuppa before setting off! We stayed over 15 or 16 minutes, not realising we'd get a fine from Euro Car Park for £60,& increasing to £100 if not paid on time!!.. So, please be aware folks... We won't be visiting again.A lesson learnt.

Very child and family friendly despite having many older members Superbly grace filled and welcoming leadership from the Rector and his wife who is a bishop. Informally formal. Rev. Andrew is an inspirational and thought provoking teacher.

Avoid this car park, 10 minutes late, and now I am being harassed by DRP for £170, or they will discredit my credit score, this is not a cherishable act, but more a satanic act. The max I owe these awful predators is a £1, and not even that as I was Ten minutes late leaving, I also have a blue badge, but this none charitable place, do not feel that it needs to honour the free parking, for disabled badge holders, a house of GOD, I do not feel it is, more a house of Satan.
Money grabbing and very unscrupulous.

It's the best car park in the centre of town. Be warned its much easier to pay with cash than waiting for God to get the wi fi working.

Paid for car park and left before our paid up to time and still have received received a parking fine 11 days later , Euro Car scammers

Lovely Church. A lot of history.

Appalled to see an elderly friend receive a £100 fine for parking in the church grounds without a ticket. She had paid earlier in the day but returned for a few minutes late in the day as forgotten something and yesterday received a £100 through the post. A couple of points, first it's disgraceful this should happen to an elderly person for such a minor misdemeanor; the 'fine' is out of proportion especially for a pensioner. On a more general point, it's upsetting to see cars parked in church grounds at all. The church and its surrounds should be a place of sanctity not a car park. Rather than give the grounds over to a 'den of robbers' perhaps a wildlife haven would be more fitting. Perhaps the church might practice a little of what it preaches - please read Matthew ch21:v12-13.

I have had a parking fine from Euro car parks which I am appealing against. I am appalled that as a christian organisation they use these crooks, they hand out fines in a threatening manner in a letter. I'm sure they have someone who could be paid to police the car park, giving employment to someone local.