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Saint-Cloud, a commune in the Hauts-de-Seine department in the Île-de-France region, is a sought-after residential town located on the western heights of Paris, offering a leafy setting and remarkable heritage. Close to La Défense and the Bois de Boulogne, it is served by RER C, Transilien L and tram line T2. To make parking easier, the town has multi-storey car parks and regulated zones, with rates and subscriptions tailored to different user profiles. Yespark breaks it down for you.
Car parks in Saint-Cloud
The town of Saint-Cloud has several multi-storey car parks, managed by Indigo, spread across the main districts. The Colline car park is a few minutes' walk from the station. All are fitted with disabled access and CCTV, and the maximum height allowed is 1.90 metres.
| Car park name | Address | Additional information |
|---|---|---|
| Parking Colline | 2, avenue du Palais, 92210 Saint-Cloud | Open 24/7, 9 min walk from the station |
| Parking Hôtel de ville | 5, rue Dailly, 92210 Saint-Cloud | Indigo reception point, badge entry |
| Parking Avelines | 40, boulevard de la République, 92210 Saint-Cloud | Local town-centre car park |
| Parking Orléans | 1, rue d'Orléans, 92210 Saint-Cloud | Local town-centre car park |
| Parking Carnot | Quai Carnot (under the A13 viaduct) | Close to the T2 tram stop |
Where to find cheap parking in Saint-Cloud?
Here are our tips to park smartly without breaking the bank in Saint-Cloud.
For residents, the subscription is very advantageous
If you are a Clodoaldien (resident of Saint-Cloud), you can benefit from a resident subscription after obtaining a parking permit (valid for 2 years). The rates are particularly attractive.
Use mobile apps for the most accurate payment
For on-street parking, mobile apps are available. They allow you to pay in real time, extend remotely and never pay for unused minutes. The visitor rate code for PayByPhone is 63301.
Take advantage of the 15 free minutes and free periods
All visitors can benefit from 15 minutes of free parking : in the red zone, this is possible once per half-day (morning or afternoon); in the green zone, it's once per day. Remember to take a ticket from the pay-and-display machine to activate this free period.
In addition, on-street parking is free in the following cases:
- Sundays and public holidays
- The month of August (except for the town hall square car park)
- Weekends in the green zone only
- Evenings (delivery spaces marked with a broken yellow line are open to all from 8 pm to 7 am)
In the green zone, long-stay parking is more advantageous
For a stay of several hours, go for the green zone. With a maximum duration of 7 hours, it's ideal for long visits, whereas the red zone is limited to 2h30 and charges a higher hourly rate to discourage long stays.
Where to find a free parking space in Saint-Cloud?
The 15 free minutes in the red and green zones
The main free scheme for visitors remains the free quarter of an hour, to be activated at the pay-and-display machine. It lets you run a quick errand or make a drop-off at no cost.
Fully free periods
On-street parking becomes fully free :
- Sundays and public holidays
- The whole month of August (except for the town hall square car park)
- Weekends (in the green zone only)
Delivery spaces in the evening
Spaces marked by a broken yellow line are open to all from 8 pm to 7 am as well as on Sundays and public holidays. It's a good way to park free of charge in the evening.
Places where it's very difficult to park in Saint-Cloud
The town's strong appeal creates constant pressure on parking in several areas.
The town centre and place Georges-Clémenceau
Around the town hall, shops and the Colline car park, the red zone (parking limited to 2h30) is in high demand, especially on Saturday mornings. Spaces here are expensive and hard to find.
Around the RER and Transilien station
With the influx of passengers, the area around Saint-Cloud station is busy during the week. The Colline car park, located 9 minutes' walk from the station, is a convenient alternative but can quickly fill up at peak times.
The Pont de Saint-Cloud area
This transport hub (T2 tram, numerous buses) attracts many commuters looking to park nearby before taking public transport.
Shopping and office areas
The Val d'Or neighbourhood and that of Mont Valérien, where offices and shops are concentrated, experience heavy pressure during the day, especially at lunchtime.
Near the Rock en Seine festival
Every year at the end of August, the Rock en Seine festival is held at the Domaine National de Saint-Cloud. During this period, parking near the estate is almost impossible.
Book and rent a parking space in Saint-Cloud with Yespark
Faced with demand, particularly near the town centre, the station and business areas, finding a parking space available by the month can prove tricky. Yespark makes your life easier by connecting you directly to private car parks belonging to private individuals or professionals in Saint-Cloud and its surroundings.
Whether you're looking for a solution near the station, your workplace or in a residential neighbourhood, Yespark gives you access to parking spaces without any commitment.
Registration is quick and with no commitment : within a few minutes, your space is waiting for you. You also benefit from many perks:
- 2-day free trial (for long-stay rentals)
- No commitment, no deposit
- Instant access via the app, no badge or code
- Transparent rates, no hidden fees
- Cancellation and termination at no cost
- Customer support available 7 days a week
On-street parking in Saint-Cloud
The town of Saint-Cloud has organised its on-street parking with several rate zones.
Paid days and times
| Zone | Paid days and times | Max duration |
|---|---|---|
| Red zone (rotating, red marking) | Monday to Friday: 9 am-7 pm, Saturday: 9 am-1 pm | 2h30 |
| Green zone (residential, white marking) | Monday to Friday: 9 am-7 pm | 7h |
Visitor rates
| Duration | Red zone | Green zone (outskirts) |
|---|---|---|
| 15 min | Free | Free |
| 1 hour | €1.50 | €1.40 |
| 2 hours | €3.00 | €2.80 |
Free periods
- 15 free minutes : once per half-day in the red zone, once per day in the green zone
- Weekends, public holidays and the month of August : free for all (except the town hall square car park)
- Evenings : delivery spaces (broken yellow line) open to all free of charge from 8 pm to 7 am
The Post-Parking Charge (FPS)
In the event of non-payment or exceeding the permitted duration, you are liable for an FPS. Since 1 April 2025, the amount is €35 (raised to €85). Payment can be made online at stationnement.gouv.fr, and appeals are made via mandatory prior administrative appeal (RAPO).
