Parking in Trouville? It can be a bit of a puzzle — and the last thing you want is to spend your seaside break circling the block.

The good news? With a few local tips up your sleeve, finding a spot is much easier than it seems. From handy zones to smart summer shuttles, we’ve gathered everything you need to park with peace of mind — and get straight to the good stuff.

Parking Zones

The town of Trouville-sur-Mer is divided into several parking zones, each with specific rules and rates.

Orange Zone

  • All year round
    • Paid parking every day from 9am to 19pm

Green Zone

  • From 1 April to 31 October
    • Paid parking every day from 9am to 19pm
    • First 30 minutes free.
  • From 1 November to 31 March
    • Free on Monday to Friday.
    • Paid parking on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and during zone C of French school holidays, from 9am to 19pm
    • First 30 minutes free.
  • All year round
    • Residents’ daily rate: €1,80

Enclosed parking lot opposite the Town Hall

  • All year round
    • Paid parking every day from 9am to 19pm
    • The first half hour is free.

Quai Enclosed Parking

  • From 1 April to 31 October
    • Paid parking every day from 9am to 19pm
    • Free every day after 19pm (even if the barriers are closed, take a ticket: the exit will be free).
  • From 1 November to 31 March
    • Free on Monday to Friday.
    • Free every day after 19pm (even if the barriers are closed, take a ticket: the exit will be free).
    • Paid parking on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, from 9 am to 19pm
    • Paying every day during zone C French school holidays), from 9am to 19pm.
  • All year round
    • First 30 minutes free.
    • Free on traditional market days (Wednesday and Sunday) from 6:00 a.m. to 15:00 p.m. – Pricing per 1/4 hour from 15:00 p.m. – directly at the cashier.

Tips

  • Parking is free on the first Wednesday of each monthexcept in enclosed car parks and except in July and August.
  • After 19pm, parking is free everywhere.

Find your parking zone, street-by-street

  • Rue Général de Gaulle, even-numbered side, from No. 88 to No. 118
  • Boulevard Fernand Moureaux, between No. 172 and No. 176 (between the intersections with Rue Victor Hugo and Rue Charles Mozin)
  • Rue Paul Besson, between Rue des Bains and Rue Victor Hugo
  • Rue Victor Hugo (entire street)
  • Rue Amiral de Maigret (entire street)
  • 4 parking spaces on Rue d’Orléans — from Place Tivoli to Rue Othon
  • Place Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny
  • Boulevard Fernand Moureaux (heading from the fish market towards Place Fernand Moureaux)
  • Place Maréchal Foch, all around the square, including in front of the shop Le Loup de Mer
  • Quai Albert 1er — known as “Jetée Car Park” — located on Boulevard de la Cahotte, between the swimming pool and the jetty Jean-Claude Brize
  • Rue de la Plage
  • Rue de Paris
  • Rue Paul Besson, between Rue Victor Hugo and Place Maréchal Foch
  • Rue Carnot
  • Rue Charles Mozin, between Rue Victor Hugo and Place Maréchal Foch

PRICES BY ZONE

 ZONE ORANGEGREEN ZONE
Every day, all year round, from 9 a.m. to 19 p.m. From April 1st to October 31st: every day, from 9 a.m. to 19 p.m.
From November 1st to March 31st: From 9 am to 19 pm, every Saturday, Sunday, public holiday and school holidays zone C
• 1 minutes: €4 • 0,40 minutes: €XNUMX
• 1 minutes: €2 • 0,80 minutes: €XNUMX
• 1 hour: €1,50
• 2 hours: €3,60
• 2 1/4 hours: €18,00
• 2 1/2 hours: €35,00 
• 1/2 hour: free of charge
• 1 hour: €1,80
• 2 hours: €2,40
• 3 hours: €3,00
• 4 hours: €4,20
• 5 hours: €5,40
• 6 hours: €6,60
• 7 hours: €7,80
• 8 hours: €9,00
• 9 hours: €10,20
• 10 hours: €35,00
You can find the municipal decrees on the Trouville-sur-Mer Town Hall website.

Parking in Trouville-sur-Mer

In the city centre (but often overcrowded) or a little further out (but still accessible on foot), several car parks are available in Trouville-sur-Mer.

Tucked between the Touques River and the Hennequeville plateau, Trouville's geography doesn’t leave much room for extra parking. So why not keep things simple? Leave the car at home and come by train, bike, carpool or even on foot — it’s all part of the holiday charm! You can also park on the outskirts, near Touques or Deauville, and stroll into town at your leisure.

🅿️ Free parking

Free parking spaces are available throughout the city. On the map at the top of the page, you can see the streets in White are free.

Free parking all year round:

  • René Coty school parking lot
  • Marie-Joseph College-High School Parking
  • Cemetery car park
  • Trouville-sur-Mer Youth Center

Green Zone

  • From November to March: Free from Monday to Friday

Quai Enclosed Parking

  • From November to March: Free from Monday to Friday

Tips

  • Parking is free on the first Wednesday of each monthexcept in enclosed car parks and except in July and August.
  • After 19pm, parking is free everywhere.

Local resident?

Enjoy preferential residential parking rates, available only in green zones, at a rate of €1,80 per day. The "Post-Parking Fee" is set at €35.

Paying for parking

You can pay at the nearest parking meter, or use the PayByPhone or Indigo Neo apps — quick, easy, and queue-free.

Practical information

For parking maps, zone details and all the small print, head over to the Trouville-sur-Mer Town Hall website. !

Every summer, in July and August, the City of Trouville-sur-Mer offers two free overflow car parks, each served by a free shuttle bus:

  • Line 1 : Marie-Joseph College-High School car park (Hennequeville), shuttle bus from the Entrée Avenue Kennedy stop to the Pont des Belges — allow 1 km and 13 minutes walk to the beach if you do not take the shuttle.
  • Line 2 : parking at the Maison des Jeunes (Touques), shuttle departing from the Place Foch stop to the Pont des Belges — only 200 m and a 3 minute walk to the beach.

If you come in the summer, feel free to park your vehicle in one of these two car parks to enjoy your stay in complete peace of mind.

Electric Vehicle Charging

Driving electric? No worries — Trouville’s got you covered. Charging points points are available around town, and some local hotels also offer EV chargers for guests.

  • EasyCharge:
    • Quai Albert 1er, Avenue du Président JF Kennedy, Boulevard de la Cahotte, Rue Charles Mozin, Parking Hennequeville, Place Thénard, Rue Sir Bertrand Russel, Rue Général de Gaulle, Rue Barnstaple, Boulevard d'Hautpoul, Rue Louis Breguet
  • MobiSDEC:
    • Town Hall car park, Fernand-Moureaux roundabout, Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny, Chemin du Grand Clos d'Aguesseau

So you can plug in while you unwind, and set off again fully charged — no fuss, no stress.


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