An ideal place to leave your car if you're on a shopping trip to the town as it's just across the…read moreroad from one of the main shopping areas. All on one level, it's very large but can sometimes be difficult to find a space at busy times. Charges (Mon-Sat 9-5pm): 2 hrs 80p 3 hrs £1.30 4 hrs £1.80 24 hrs £3.50 It's free for disabled badge holders in any bay (though there are 11 designated spaces) and free for bikes as well in approved areas only. A season ticket is available. There are no toilets. Within the car park there is a recycling centre for glass, tetrapaks, paper and magazines and is accessible 365 days of the year (unmanned). A funfair takes place in this car park twice a year so (presumably) you will not be able to park there at those times!

Definitely the best place to park if you want to explore the seafront in Weston and easy to find…read moretoo. From here you can set off for a bracing walk along the front in either direction; the pier isn't far either and there is a large range of places to eat within a couple of minutes' walk. It's an open-air pay-and-display carpark all on one level and you can park there Mon-Sat 8.00am-20.00 (free at other times). The charges are as follows: 1 hour £1.10; 2 hours £2; 3 hours £3; 4 hours £5; 5 hours £7; whole day £9; weekly permit £24; 6 months £90

Great for motorbike parking, space for lots to park and a rail to lock your bike up if needed. A…read moreshirt walk to town (about 1-2 mins) especially if you cut through the mecca bingo car park

My second favorite Car park in Cardiff has got to be Knox road, with very friendly helpful staff,…read morecombined with realistic parking tariff's, convenient for shopping in the City center, I had a problem when my car would not start, but the attendant at the time named Vince, came along with a machine and started my car for me at no charge, wonderful man.

The best place to park if you're visiting the town - it's right next to the beach and harbour and…read morevery close to the town. It's a private car park and costs £2.50 per day with no concessions for people with a disabled badge. A very pleasant man takes the money at the entrance. There are lots of parking spaces and one can usually be found even in summer when the town is overrun by tourists. There's also a very handy postbox at the entrance for those last minute cards to be posted!

A large open air car park at ground level (very close to the town) which is free for disabled badge…read moreusers and not too expensive for everyone else (70p 1st hour, £1.50 up to 3 hours and £3 over that). The tarmac is a bit pitted in places and the car park signs are a bit defaced by grafitti and in general need of repair or replacement. It's an easy car park to find off the main roundabout as you enter the town - just follow signs. We always use this car park as it's so handy for the shops and not far to the promenade and sea front either.

An excellent, large, outdoor, car park just across the street from the town centre (or Wilkinson in…read morethe opposite direction). It is well signed parking area and easy to find (follow the signs when arriving in Ammanford), and there is a covered walkway to the road. The best thing is the 'pay and display' charge: 50p for 4 hours or 70p all day! Free for disabled badge holders (up to 3 hours).

This is a perfect place to park for the Discovery Centre and the coastal path and literally a…read morestone's throw from the beach too. It's £2.20 for 4 hours, which is the maximum amount of time you can stay, or 3 hours free for those with disabled badges. I recommend parking here, having a snack in Flanagan's Cafe (in the Discovery Centre) and then walking to Sandy Water Park, around the lake and back!

In comparison to the money grabbing NCP at Queen Charlotte Street, The Mall is a refreshingly…read morefair-priced car park. It's £2 if you're parking for an hour or so and then goes up in reasonable brackets. And there are plenty of spaces, with the disabled and the family and the lower levels. I do really hate driving up the concrete spiral into it though (although driving out is oddly quite good fun) and you can see a few people have come a cropper by all the scrape marks on the wall. The exits are also clearly marked with obvious walking lanes for pedestrians and give way points. And the spaces are reasonable so even if you are for some reason driving a 4x4 in the city you should be able to park. There's also a valeting service on the ground floor as you drive in.