Park for free, spend a penny.

Brewery Street, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7AJ · 01793 762377 · highworthtowncouncil.gov.uk · Map

The main public car park, just off the town centre and a short stroll from the High Street. It's owned and run by Highworth Town Council, which took it over from Swindon Borough Council along with the public toilets on the site — so this is the one car park where you'll also find the loos. A local guide notes a 48-hour maximum stay applies in the Brewery Street and Parsonage Court car parks, so always check the signs on arrival.

Market Place, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7BG · Map

Parking bays right in the heart of town, on the historic Market Place. A local guide reports two hours' free parking on weekdays, with no restrictions on Sundays or after 6pm. The square hosts the Saturday market, so bays there are closed off from Friday ahead of market day — read the signs before you leave the car.

The Elms, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7DD · 01793 762602 · haloleisure.org.uk · Map

The leisure centre on The Elms has its own free car park, and Halo Leisure — the charity that runs the centre — confirms it's free for members and non-members alike. There are disabled bays by the entrance, and the centre is home to the town's Changing Places toilet. Handy if you're visiting the pool or gym, or the nearby Home Farm area of town. The centre is open Mon–Thu 7am–10pm, Fri 7am–8.30pm and Sat–Sun 8am–2.30pm — more on what's inside on our sport & recreation page.

Lechlade Road, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7NS · Map

The Aldi supermarket on Lechlade Road has a customer car park on the edge of the town centre. It's intended for shoppers — but it's also where you'll find Highworth's public EV chargers (see below).

High Street, Highworth · Enforcement: Swindon Borough Council, 01793 445500

There's free parking for about an hour on the southern side of most of the High Street on weekdays, and some stretches on the northern side too. Restrictions generally lift after 6pm and on Sundays, when parking is unrestricted. If you need a longer stay, head for Brewery Street instead. Always check the signs — restrictions can change, and Swindon Borough Council is the highway authority that handles enforcement.

Aldi, Lechlade Road, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7NS · Charger details · Map

The Aldi car park has a small bank of Shell Recharge chargers, open to the public with no membership needed. They're Type 2 sockets at up to 11kW — fine for a top-up while you shop, but not rapid charging. Directory listings showed a price of around 55p per kWh; check the Shell Recharge app for the current rate before you plug in.

Brewery Street, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7AJ · 01793 762377 · highworthtowncouncil.gov.uk · Map

The town's public toilets sit in the Brewery Street car park, a minute or two from the High Street. Highworth Town Council took them over from Swindon Borough Council, along with funding to demolish and rebuild what it cheerfully called "an eyesore" — the aim being a new building in keeping with the town's architecture. They're open 7am to 7pm every day, cost 20p per use, and are cleaned daily. A directory listing notes a wheelchair-accessible entrance, but it's worth checking before you travel if step-free access matters to you.

Highworth Recreation Centre, The Elms, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7DD · 01793 762602 · Swindon Changing Places list · Map

Swindon Borough Council lists Highworth Rec as one of the borough's Changing Places sites — fully accessible toilets with space, a hoist and an adult-sized height-adjustable changing bench. Halo Leisure describes the centre's accessible changing room as having a shower, toilet, hoist, adjustable bed and adjustable sink. It's inside the Recreation Centre on The Elms, with free parking and disabled bays right outside. Available during centre opening hours: Mon–Thu 7am–10pm, Fri 7am–8.30pm, Sat–Sun 8am–2.30pm.