If you're travelling to campus by car, there are a range of off-site locations suitable for parking around the university.
The 2022 Highway Code Changes
There are some new Highway Code rules which will be coming into effect on the 29 January 2022, to improve safety for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders. These changes will create greater responsibility for drivers.
Canterbury
Park and Ride
Canterbury City Council operates a Park and Ride Scheme at the Wincheap, Sturry Road and New Dover Road Park & Ride car parks. Tickets are £4.00 per day per car and up to 6 passengers. You can also register online for the ANPR car parks, so you don't have to go to the pay machines. Instead, your registration is recognised when you enter and leave the car park and payment is made automatically.
Public Car Parking
There are council public parking close to campus. You can find information on this, including details for Blue Badge holders, on the Canterbury City Council website. If you are studying or visiting Augustine House there is also a public car park near Canterbury East rail station.
Polo Farm Minibus Service
A free 5 minute shuttle service for students and staff is available at Polo Farm Sports Club Canterbury (CT3 4AF). A small shuttle bus is in operation to take students and staff between Old Sessions House and Polo Farm to 6pm (student/staff ID required). Spaces are limited and on a first come, first served basis. You can also use the local Stagecoach public bus service to get to Polo Farm.
Medway
If you are travelling to Medway campus by car, then you can park in the Historic Dockyard Trust car park.
Tunbridge Wells
There is no arranged off-campus parking for the Salomons Institute in Tunbridge Wells, however, there is a multi-storey car park (Meadow Road) opposite the site. It is also less than a 10 minute walk to the Tunbridge Wells Rail Station.