31 total spaces
Free parking

Typical busyness by hour shown below.

Quietest: Weekday mornings before 9am, Sundays, weekday evenings after 6pm Busiest: Saturday 10am-4pm

Blind Lane car park is typically busiest on Saturdays around 11am, when it reaches about 59% full — roughly 18 of 31 spaces in use. The best time to find a space at Blind Lane car park is usually a Sunday, its quietest day — through the daytime it is typically only about 25% full — roughly 23 of 31 spaces free.

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Key facts

Postcode
OL14 5HY
Capacity
31 spaces
Type
Generic
Parking
Surface
Charges
Free
Operator
Calderdale Council
Blue badge bays
2
Surface
Asphalt
Nearest road
Blind Lane
Other car parks within 500m
1

Nearby landmarks: Herb Garden (68m), Todmorden Cricket Club (163m), Lindores (176m)

Estimated Free Spaces by Hour

Estimated busyness percentage by day and hour for Blind Lane car park, Todmorden.
Day 6am 7am 8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 8pm 9pm
Mon591832414650464136322314500
Tue591832414650464136322314500
Wed591832414650464136322314500
Thu591832414650464136322314500
Fri591832465055504641362714500
Sat59183650595955504636239500
Sun059182736363227231495000

Modelled estimate based on car-park type, size and location — not live occupancy data.

About Blind Lane car park

Located in Todmorden, Blind Lane car park is a surface car park open to the public. With around 31 spaces, there is a moderate amount of parking here — enough on quieter days, but it can get tight at peak times. As a surface-level car park, it offers straightforward open-air parking. There is no charge for parking here. It is operated by Calderdale Council.

When to Visit

Based on typical patterns, this car park sees moderate use during weekday working hours, with a slight peak around midday. Weekends tend to be quieter, making them a good time to visit if you have flexibility. The car park has enough capacity for most normal demand, though Saturdays can get tight.

Busyness in detail

Blind Lane car park is typically busiest on Saturday around 11am, when our model estimates it is about 60% full. With about 31 spaces, that is roughly 19 vehicles at the peak, leaving around 12 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 Todmorden

There are 10 car parks across Todmorden, so you have options if your first choice is full. Should you find Blind Lane car park full, Dalton Street car park (around 400m away) is the closest option. In total, there are 5 other car parks within 800 metres.

What’s near Blind Lane car park

Within a 500-metre walk there are 2 shops, 1 place to eat or drink and 4 leisure or green spaces. The closest landmark is Herb Garden, about 68 metres away. The main cluster of shops and places to eat sits roughly 311 metres away — about a 4-minute walk, before allowing for crossings. There is 1 other car park mapped within 500 metres, the nearest 372 metres away.

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

Frequently asked questions

How many parking spaces does Blind Lane car park have?

Blind Lane car park in Todmorden has 31 parking spaces.

Is parking free at Blind Lane car park?

Parking at Blind Lane car park is free of charge.

When is Blind Lane car park busiest?

Blind Lane car park is typically busiest on Saturdays around 11am, when it reaches about 59% full — roughly 18 of 31 spaces in use.

When is Blind Lane car park quietest?

The best time to find a space at Blind Lane car park is usually a Sunday, its quietest day — through the daytime it is typically only about 25% full — roughly 23 of 31 spaces free.

What kind of car park is Blind Lane car park?

Blind Lane car park is a car park with surface parking, operated by Calderdale Council.

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