Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park Parking, Chester-le-Street

About Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park

Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park is a surface car park in Chester-le-Street town centre, serving shoppers, diners, and visitors to the high street. It provides roughly 37 spaces (estimated from the site’s footprint), a mid-sized car park that balances availability with convenience. It’s an open-air surface car park, generally easy to navigate with good visibility of available bays. There is a charge for parking. Durham County Council operates this car park.

When to Visit

Expect the heaviest demand on Saturdays between 10am and 4pm. Weekdays are generally more manageable, especially first thing in the morning. If you’re flexible on timing, Sunday mornings tend to be particularly quiet. With 37 spaces, you should find parking without too much difficulty outside of peak times.

Busyness in detail

Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park is typically busiest on Saturday around midday, when our model estimates it is about 85% full. With about 37 spaces, that is roughly 31 vehicles at the peak, leaving around 6 free. Quietest times: Weekday mornings before 9am, Sundays, weekday evenings after 6pm. These figures are modelled estimates based on the car park’s type, size and location — not live occupancy data.

Parking in Chester-le-Street

There are 18 car parks across Chester-le-Street, offering plenty of alternatives if this one doesn’t suit. Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park is the nearest alternative at just a short walk, a good backup if this car park is busy. In total, there are 5 other car parks within 800 metres.

What’s near Cone Terrace Pay & Display Car Park

Within a 500-metre walk there are 7 shops, 6 places to eat or drink and 1 leisure or green space. The closest landmark is Picktree Car and Commercial, about 85 metres away. The main cluster of shops and places to eat sits roughly 158 metres away — about a 2-minute walk, before allowing for crossings. There are 14 other car parks mapped within 500 metres, the nearest 95 metres away.

Counts of what is nearby come from OpenStreetMap data for the area around the car park. They are counted, not estimated.