If you are visiting Middlesbrough, you can park for free near to the town centre without restrictions. Whether you are visiting with the family or you are heading out for a bite to eat at one of the local restaurants, parking for free is stress free and convenient.
4 places to park for free in Middlesbrough (2026)
You can park for free in Middlesbrough on the following streets near to the town centre:
What to consider when parking free in Middlesbrough
When parking, please take into consideration:
- Be considerate – most free parking is on residential streets, so do not block driveways or exit routes
- Don’t double park or park near to corners/bends
Free car parks in Middlesbrough
You can park for free in Middlesbrough all-day Sunday and between 6pm and 8am at some of the council run car parks in the town centre.
You can also park for free on Saturdays and Sundays at France Street Car Park. These car parks are close to the local restaurants and amenities:
| Car Park | Free Parking |
| France Street Car Park | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Amber Street Car Park | Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Cannon Park Way Car Park | Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Jedburgh Street Car Park | Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Wood Street Car Park | Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Ferry Road Car Park | Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Civic Centre Car Park | Saturday (1 hour limit), Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
Free street parking in Middlesbrough
You can park for free in Middlesbrough at on-street parking bays all day Sunday, for 2 hours Monday to Friday and between 6pm and 8am daily. These locations are all close to the town centre and include:
| On Street Parking Area | Free Parking |
| Amber Street | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Diamond Road | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Emerald Street | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Garnet Street | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Pearl Street | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Ruby Street | 2 hours daily, all day Sunday and 6pm – 8am |
| Clarendon Road (West) | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Granville Road | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Laura Street | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Southfield Road | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Wilton Street | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
| Woodlands Road | Saturdays, Sundays and 6pm – 8am |
Free overnight parking in Middlesbrough
You can park for free in Middlesbrough between 6pm and 8am at on-street parking locations and council car parks near to the town centre.
On-street parking locations:
| On Street Parking Area | Free Parking |
| Amber Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Diamond Road | 6pm – 8am |
| Emerald Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Garnet Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Pearl Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Ruby Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Clarendon Road (West) | 6pm – 8am |
| Granville Road | 6pm – 8am |
| Laura Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Southfield Road | 6pm – 8am |
| Wilton Street | 6pm – 8am |
| Woodlands Road | 6pm – 8am |
Car parks include:
| Car Park | Free Parking |
| France Street Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Amber Street Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Cannon Park Way Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Jedburgh Street Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Wood Street Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Transporter Bridge Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
| Civic Centre Car Park | 6pm – 8am |
Free disabled parking in Middlesbrough
If you are a Blue Badge holder, you can park for free at Fairbridge Street Car Park which is a dedicated Blue Badge car park.
Alternatively, council run car parks and on-street parking locations allow free parking for those with a Blue Badge:
| Car Park | Blue Badge Spaces |
| Buxton Street car park | 3 |
| Captain Cook Square Car Park | 45 |
| Fairbridge Street Car Park | 6 |
| Ferry Road Car Park | 2 |
| France Street Car Park | 5 |
| Gurney Street Car Park | 3 |
| Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art car park | 6 |
| Zetland Multi Storey Car Park | 15 |
Permit parking in Middlesbrough
If you are a resident of a parking zone in Middlesbrough you can apply for a residents parking permit quickly and easily. In order to apply for a permit, you will need proof eligibility.
You can also apply for visitor permits for those visiting your home.
Other towns and cities nearby
If you’re visiting the area for a short trip or just looking for things to do nearby, you can explore these towns and cities that are near to Middlesbrough:
About the Author
Hi, my name is Amber and I’m here to help find you suitable free parking in towns and cities across the UK.
When I visit new towns and cities, I always take note of where you can (legally) park for free, whether this be on-street parking bays or council run car parks, which offer free parking during certain hours of the day.
Although I take every effort to ensure this information is up to date and correct, if you notice an issue, please get in touch so I can rectify it for everyone.
Amber
Information was last updated on January 10th, 2024