Annual Parking Permit
Annual Parking Permit

Annual Parking Permit

Regular price
£78.00
Sale price
£78.00
Unit price
per 
Tax included.

If you are a resident, non-resident or a regular visitor to the National Park you can purchase an annual permit, which can be used in any of our 31 PDNPA pay & display car parks.

You can find out more details about our car parks at www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/parking 

Postage costs of £1.50 will be added at checkout for all permit orders and do not qualify for free delivery.

Only here for a week? Get a weekly parking permit instead.

Customer Reviews

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Richard
100% price increase 🤮 .

Putting the price up this much is really stupid. It just increases the number of people walking onto the footpaths from various grass verges and adds to the congestion in small village centres or laybys near the car parks. Self defeating on all fronts.

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DH
Ridiculous Price Increase

I’d like to give you 0 stars but I can’t.
Like other posters here I went to renew my parking pass that was £40 only to find it’s now £78. What half wit thought that was a reasonable price increase?
Obviously there is no desire to stop people parking on verges and near to car parks and encourage the use of provided parking, it’s not as if there has been any issues with inconsiderate parking blocking roads is there? Oh well I shall pay nothing and park on verges like everyone else.

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Gary Sherratt

Annual Parking Permit

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Jago Trasler
2025 price rise

I was about to renew this pass, but it has nearly doubled in price from £40 to £78, so I’m no longer purchasing one. Meanwhile, last Saturday I used my existing card in a nearly empty car park, whilst the nearby verges full of cars and the enviable camper vans.

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Anonymous
Surely not!

As with previous reviewer I have just been to purchase a permit having checked it out online at the weekend. Its effectively doubled in price in a few days so not bothering now - completely bonkers and a bit of an own goal/ self defeating objective I would suggest. I would have thought it was worth incentivising people to use the car parks, not clog up the villages and surrounds. Heyho!

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