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A covered bike rack is available to the right of the entrance to the multi-storey car park, opposite the main entrance to Yeovil Hospital.

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Multi-storey car park

The multi-storey car park is situated opposite the hospital’s main reception and provides 650 spaces for patients, visitors and staff.

Stairs and lifts are available from all floors.

The car park is recognition controlled and uses a pay-on-exit system.

Other parts of the hospital site, including the drop-off points outside main reception and outside the Women’s Hospital entrance remain monitored by automatic number plate recognition cameras.

Disabled Blue Badge holders parking

Disabled parking is located on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park. A total of 31 dedicated spaces are provided for those displaying a Blue Badge. These motorists can also park in any other available bays (excluding parent and child and reserved bays).

Patients and visitors who are Blue Badge holders are exempt from car parking charges. Blue Badge holders should validate their parking at main reception showing their Blue Badge and giving their vehicle registration as they leave the hospital.

Pick up and drop-off spaces

Pick up and drop-off spaces, offering a maximum of 20-minutes free parking, are available outside main reception (including some wider-bays for increased accessibility) and outside the Women’s Hospital entrance. These are monitored by automatic number plate recognition cameras.

Vehicles parked for longer than the allowed time in these areas or other parts of the hospital site may incur a parking charge notice.

Parking charge notices

Vehicles parked for longer than the allowed time in drop-off areas or other parts of the hospital site may incur a parking charge notice.

Parking charge notices are issued automatically, monitored and managed exclusively by ParkingEye at Yeovil District Hospital.

For details of the full appeals process please contact ParkingEye via the ParkingEye website or on 0844 247 2984.

Electric vehicle charging

There are six, type-two, fast charging points for electric vehicles (EV), situated on the ground-floor of the multi-storey car park, directly opposite the entry. Standard parking charges and charging tariff apply.

Pre-paid charging cards can be obtained from the main reception desk or payment can be made using the EV charging app. Details of which are displayed above the chargers.

Parent and child parking

There are three dedicated parking spaces for parents with young children located on the ground floor of the new multi-storey car park. Standard charges apply.

Car parking tariff

Parking in our multi-storey car park can be paid for by credit/debit card or contactless (please use contactless payment if possible). Pay machines are located by the lift lobby on the ground floor. Cash payments can be made at main reception before leaving the hospital.

Vehicle registration is required for all payments.

These prices are from 1 June 2024:

Extended parking permits are available from main reception.

What is the height restriction on the multi-storey car park?

The maximum height restriction for vehicles is 2.1 metres.

If you do have a high-sided vehicle we ask that you park in the 20 minute zone outside main reception and register your vehicle details with main reception on arrival.

Upon leaving you will need to pay as normal at main reception and also give your vehicle registration to main reception so that it can be added to the system to ensure you do not receive a parking charge.

Concessions

Some patients and visitors are eligible for exemption from parking charges. These apply to:

• Blue Badge holders
• registered carers
• special care baby unit (SCBU) parents or guardians
• parents of children (under 18) staying overnight on the Children’s ward between the hours of 7:30pm and 8am
• frequent outpatient attenders defined as more than three visits in one month (30 days)
• visitors conducting bedside vigils
• cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or active clinical treatments, including outpatient visits within an active treatment phase. Standard charges apply to follow-up visits, attendance to health and wellbeing events, holistic needs assessments

Speak to a member of staff in the department you are visiting to obtain a concession slip.

Discounted parking is available for visitors and patients using the car park for extended periods. Please see parking charges for more details.