Parking Space on Church Road, BN3

Hurrendous!!! Did £2,000 worth of damaging to my car getting out of the space. Anything bugger than a fiat 500 should not be parked here the space is far too tight, and was occupied when i got there and the Just Park solution was to refund me.... that wasn't a solution. All round very poor experience!

Easy enough to find if you follow the directions. The space also has a just park sign.

Easy to find good location only word thing was walking through the cemetery early in morning bit spooky

Great location and very clear directions to the space (using the postcode my satnav would have taken me to the front of the church, rather than the back for the church hall car park). Space clearly marked. During the day there were lots of people walking past the car park so it felt very safe.

The space now has a Just Park sign so is very easy to find. Its a great location and about half the cost of parking in the area.

This parking space was perfect for me. I was staying in central Brighton (the lanes) so it was quite a walk (40min) but I felt my car was safe and the walk is easily passed with shops and cafes along the way! I will definitely use again as it was a bargain.

We followed the directions okay but someone else was parked in the space. JustPark were as helpful as they could be but we were unable to contact the owners of the space. We eventually left our car in the neighbouring space with a note explaining the circumstances. If we received a parking fine JustPark said we'd be able to claim it back from the owner of the parking space.

The parking space is still not numbered 10 and there is no way to be sure which one is correct. Tried to phone contact number for help, only to get an answering machine.

Easy to find, althought the paperwork stated allocated space would be in a marked bay number 10 - no markings on bays. Rang contact and readily resolved. About a 10-15 minute to walk into Brighton town center - an easy walk with lots of stop off points.

Bay 10 was not marked! Or were any other bay. It was very confusing. I parked in a fox & sons bay and called them in the morning. I went back to move the car and still did not know which bay 10 was! I spoke to a lady at the church and she told me. The night before someone was parked in it. On the way to the train station we passed a just park sign in someone's drive, with clear instructions. If our train had been earlier I would not have had the time to sort out the parking.