Newport Street Car Park

Wow as far as car parks go what can I say just amazing you drive in to fined lots of white lines on the floor then it's like wow these white lines mark out car parking spots mind blowing. After putting your car in one of these magical bays you notice a machine in the centre of the car park followed by the humming of angels leading you to this machine when you get there it ask you for the numbers from your reg you feed this incredible machine money press the green button and out of nowhere BOOM a parking ticket. If I die tomorrow IL die a happy man knowing I got to visit this magical car park

Parking here is always a last resort. It's right near town centre which is great, but, its cramped and the parking spots are at awkward angles. So awkward that you'd struggle to park even if there are no other cars around. You often run the risk of being snookered in to your parking spot especially if you have a bigger car like an estate.

If you want to walk the river and get into town, just the place to park. Reasonable charges accessed by cash or ringgo app.

Ideally placed by riverside easy access reasonably priced and easy to access shopping centre as noted by another reviewer the machines could do with checking more often because when i went there one of the machines was not working which is not good if you can't walk far as its on the other side of the rd🚶🚶

There is a variety of prices that are very good value for the parking and it only costs £5 for 6 hours or £6 for 24 hours which is amazing!

Cash only. All day prices good

The car park is conveniently located at the beginning of the town centre and great access to local pubs and restaurants. However, the machines are almost always broken making it really difficult for customers to pay.
It is very conveniently located to gain entry into town centre.

A poetic, spiritual, almost transcendental place, full of expectation, optimism, and a clear sense of hope for the future. The combination of cigarette stubs, pigeon droppings and discarded chocolate bar wrappers tell a powerful story of modern Britain's place in the world.