Car parking for visitors
Pay and display car parking is permitted on the Streatham Campus excluding students who reside within EX1, EX2 and EX4 postcodes. Payment machines can be found at or close to each parking area. Charges apply between 08.00 and 18.00 hours, Monday to Friday, thereafter visitors/students may use any designated parking bay. A part of parking income will be used to support the University's Green Travel Plan. There is very limited pay and display parking at St Luke's.
Streatham Campus
Visitors may only park in car park C. The location is marked on the Streatham Campus map.
Visitors must have a valid Pay By Phone session or a visitor hanging permit provided by the University. All other parking bays are for permit holders only from 08:00 -18:00.
Please note that parking spaces are limited, especially during term, and we encourage visitors to use public transport where possible. See Directions to the Streatham Campus.
St Luke’s Campus
Official visitors may park in any parking areas on the campus only if they have a visitor hanging permit provided by the University. Permits must be obtained in advance from the relevant School. Other visitors, without official permits will have to use the nearest public car park which is at The Triangle, off Heavitree Road (see Exeter city centre map).
The car park locations are marked on the St Luke’s Campus map.
Penryn campus
Like many university campuses, the Penryn Campus has limited car parking. As such, potential car park users are encouraged to use alternative, sustainable transport. You can find out more about travel, transport and parking on campus and around the Falmouth and Penryn areas on the Falmouth Exeter Plus website. The campus now operates an Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system in which you pay as you leave, with charges outlined below.
Truro campus
There are a limited number of ECEHH visitor parking spaces - permits need to be reserved in advance.
There is a paid car park at the hospital, but it's expensive and gets busy. It's very easy to use the Park & Ride, on the A390, before you reach Truro College from the A30. The Park & Ride bus goes about every ten minutes, and the bus comes through the hospital on the way into town or you can use the Park & Ride Treliske shuttle that just comes to the hospital.
Further information on travelling to the Truro campus can be found on the Cornwall Campuses website.
Accessible parking on Exeter campuses
Accessible parking spaces are located across the Streatham and St. Luke's Campuses and the following locations:
Streatham |
St Luke's |
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| Car park | Spaces | Car park | Spaces |
| Amory | 3 | Medical School | 1 |
| Birks Grange | 16 | College House | 1 |
|
Byrne House * |
1 | Baring Court | 1 |
| Car park C | 10 | Heavitree Road (front area) | 1 |
| Cornwall House | 2 | Heavitree Road | 2 |
| Holland Hall | 2 | Rowancroft | 3 |
| Rear of Mardon | 3 | ||
| Clydesdale | 2 | ||
| Reed Hall | 1 | ||
| Hope Hall | 3 | ||
| Innovation Centre | 5 | ||
| Kay Labs | 2 | ||
| Laver | 4 | ||
| Main library | 3 | ||
| Northcote House | 5 | ||
| Northcott Theatre | 3 | ||
| Pennsylvania Court | 2 | ||
| Lopes | 2 | ||
| Peter Chalk Centre | 1 | ||
| Physics | 3 | ||
| Postgraduate Centre | 3 | ||
| Queens Building | 2 | ||
| Queen's Drive | 2 | ||
| Rowe House | 3 | ||
| Sports Hall | 6 | ||
| Washington Singer | 4 | ||
| Bio Cat | 1 | ||
| Thornlea Whitehouse | 2 | ||
| Lafrowda | 4 | ||
| Old Library | 1 | ||
| Business School | 8 | ||
| Chaplaincy | 2 | ||
| Rear of Forum | 3 | ||
Pay and display car parking is available on the Streatham Campus. There is no pay and display parking at St Luke’s.
Visitors may only park in the following car parks:
- Car Park C
Visitors may park in any parking bay outside the restricted hours, or at weekends for a charge per session of £0.50 - this can be paid through the Pay By Phone app.
| Charges for Exeter campuses | 08:00-18:00, Mon-Fri |
|---|---|
| Up to 2 hours | £3.00 |
| Up to 4 hours | £5.00 |
| Over 4 hours | £10.00 |
Our parking permit income will continue to subsidise sustainable transport alternatives. At present this income contributes towards the shuttle bus from St David’s station, the D bus services, discounted bus tickets, shower and facilities for cyclists and walkers. For more information, please see the Sustainable Travel website.