Parking in St Keverne revolves around the village square. It is one of the few places in Cornwall where you can park right in the centre of the action, often for just a donation. However, the square is also the main bus route and meeting point, so space can be tight.
For visitors heading to Roskilly’s or Porthoustock, it is usually better to drive straight to those locations rather than walking from the village.
Our Top Picks
Save time by heading straight to the car park that matches your plans.
- Best for Village & Pubs (The Main Hub): St Keverne Square. You can park directly in the square. It operates on an honesty box system and puts you right next to the two pubs and the butcher.
- Best for Beach & Swimming: Porthoustock Beach. Located just down the hill. Perfect for divers and families. It is right on the shingle beach.
- Best for Ice Cream & Walks: Roskilly’s Farm. If you are visiting the farm, they have a large free car park. You can walk to St Keverne across the fields from here (approx. 20 mins).
Village Centre Parking
The community works hard to keep the village accessible. Please support them by using the donation boxes.
The Village Square
Postcode: TR12 6NA
Capacity: Moderate (~30 spaces)
Best For: The White Hart, The Three Tuns, and the Michael An Gof statue. This is the heart of the village.
Note: While it is technically on-street/square parking, there is a strong local custom of contributing to the honesty boxes to help maintain the area.
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Nearby Coastal Parking
Porthoustock Beach
Postcode: TR12 6QW
Capacity: ~40 spaces
Best For: Kayaking and diving. Porthoustock is a working cove (quarrying), but the beach is popular. The car park is right at the back of the beach.
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Roskilly’s (Tregellast Barton)
Postcode: TR12 6WJ
Capacity: Large
Best For: Families. It is free to park if you are visiting the farm, cafe, or taking the valley walks.
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