Where to find a parking space in Le Plessis-Robinson?

The town of Le Plessis-Robinson has several parking areas to make life easier for motorists. In total, there are 871 parking spaces (surface or multi-storey). Here are the options available to you:

The car parks in the town of Plessis-Robinson are not very expensive, and most are even free. In fact, only 2 of its car parks are paid:  

• Q-Park Coeur de Ville: You'll pay €8.90 for 6h and €24.70 for 24h. 
• La Halle: You'll pay €1.40 for 2h, €4.60 for 6h and €8.80 for 12h. 

Parking prices remain very reasonable for an Île-de-France town where prices are generally fairly high. 

The best solution, if you want to park in the town for a short period of 2 to 3 hours, remains the neighbourhood car parks. Parking there is entirely free with no time limit and without needing to display a parking disc. They are located close to the shops and services of each neighbourhood. Perfect for running an errand or going to a restaurant. However, the spaces are limited compared to the number of cars in the town, so they are generally taken. 

Conversely, if you're considering parking your vehicle for a medium or long period, from several hours to several months via several days, you have the option of booking a parking space with Yespark. We offer several locations in Le Plessis-Robinson, at attractive rates. 

Among the car parks of Plessis-Robinson, several are free depending on the times and days. Here is the list of these car parks: 

• Grand'Place car park: Free parking is limited to 1h with a parking disc on your windscreen. It is also free on public holidays, Sundays and every day of the week from 7.30pm to 9am and from 12.40pm to 2.30pm with no maximum duration. 
• Q-Park Coeur de Ville: Parking is free the first hour. 
• Cèdre car park 
• La Halle car park: Parking is free the first hour. 
• Jardin de Robinson car park 
• Place des Déportés et Internés de la Résistance car park: Parking is free the first hour, on public holidays and for 2h for Super U customers.

The town centre 

The centre of Le Plessis-Robinson is often very busy, especially at peak hours and on market days. With its many cultural and iconic venues such as the Saint Jean-Baptiste church and the Orangerie, parking demand is high, making it hard to find a free space. 

Town hall

The town hall of Le Plessis-Robinson is known for its incredible architecture. Built in 1412 for Jean Piquet de La Haye, treasurer-general of King Charles V's finances, the building then belonged to many prominent figures such as Pierre de Montesquiou d'Artagnan, Marshal of France and cousin of the famous musketeer, Claude Régnier, Duke of Massa and Napoleon I's Minister of Justice, and Louis Hachette, founder of the famous publishing house. Since 1931, the former seigneurial castle has housed the town hall and thus holds a central place in Robinson life. 

Lower cité-jardin 

On both sides of the avenue de la République and rue Lucien Arrufat, 217 housing units were built between 1924 and 1926. The aim was to offer a town in the countryside whose pleasant living environment contrasts with Parisian overcrowding. In addition to the omnipresence of gardens made available to tenants, the complex is characterised by human-scale buildings, individual houses or small collective buildings in Art Deco architecture. 

The new cité-jardins 

In 2008, the new cité-jardins designed by architect Xavier Bohl offered a reinterpretation of the garden city concept, between avenues du Général de Gaulle and Aristide Briand. Over 21 hectares, this district with classical architecture offers a privileged living environment organised around an artificial river almost a kilometre long and fed by rainwater. This innovative urban achievement has earned the town of Le Plessis-Robinson numerous awards: Philippe Rotthier prize in 2008, European grand prix for urbanism in 2012.

Do you live in Le Plessis-Robinson and have difficulty parking? Looking for a parking space near you? Yespark is here to offer you a practical and accessible solution! With Yespark, find a parking space available when you need it. Via our platform, you can rent a space for a medium or long period.  

How does it work?

1. Create your account in a few clicks via our website or our app;
2. Select the car park that meets your criteria;
3. Use our remote built into the app to open the car park door;
4. And there you go, your space is ready!

The benefits of Yespark:

• 2 days of free trial for long-term rentals;
• 15 additional minutes before and after your booking for medium-term rentals;
• No deposit or commitment;
• Clear and transparent pricing, no hidden fees;
• Cancellation or termination free of charge;
• Customer support available 7/7

Simplify parking with Yespark!

On-street in Le Plessis-Robinson, a few streets in the town centre are paid. Paid parking hours are 9am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 7pm, from Monday to Saturday inclusive. You'll pay €1 for 1h, €3 for 2h and €25 for 2.5h. Note that parking is limited to 2.5h. 

Parking is free on Sundays, public holidays, in August and for 20 minutes every day by entering your vehicle's registration on a meter. 

If you live or work in Plessis-Robinson, the town has set up a parking sticker system. These stickers allow you to benefit from preferential rates so you can park with peace of mind. They are issued on request at the town hall, on presentation of proof of address and the vehicle's registration certificate. 

Be aware that if you don't comply with the parking rules in force in Le Plessis-Robinson, you risk receiving an FPS (post-parking fee) or worse, having your vehicle towed. 

In Le Plessis-Robinson, if you exceed the parking duration you've paid for, you can be fined and have to pay a post-parking fee (FPS). In this town, it amounts to €25. However, the amount already paid at the meter will be deducted from this FPS. 

If you pay your FPS within 72h, the amount will be reduced to €17.