The Camberley Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) was introduced in August 1999.
What is a Controlled Parking Zone?
A Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is an area extensively covered with yellow line restrictions and parking places. Zone entry and exit signs, stating the general terms of control, are placed at all points where motor vehicles enter the CPZ.
The objectives of the Camberley CPZ:
How do parking controls help?
There is a high demand for parking in Camberley which often exceeds available space. By the introduction of parking controls the Council can ensure a fair distribution of on-street space based on the various demands. Controlling parking will also stop parking at dangerous and obstructive locations.
What area is covered?
The area covered by the CPZ is shown below.

The hours of control are 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Saturday. Within the CPZ, parking (where permitted) is either be unlimited or subject to a maximum 2 hours or 30 minutes stay as shown by signs in the street. All parking remains free of charge, although Surrey County Council has announced that charging for on-street parking is being considered.
Who enforces the restrictions?
All parking restrictions are enforced by the Surrey Heath Borough Council, on behalf of Surrey County Council.
When was it introduced?
The CPZ was intrdouced in 1999 and amended in 2002.
Residents permit scheme
Most residents within the Controlled Parking Zone are entitled to apply for residents permits which allow them to park in specific bays in their street (which may be bays that are also used for public short-term parking). A maximum of 2 permits may be issued to each household, subject to availability of off-street parking spaces. Residential eligibility criteria are applied to all applications. Download full details and an application form.
Disabled Parking
There are 10 disabled bays in Camberley High Street and 4 in Park Street (2 at either end).
View the Disability Guide
How can I get more information about CPZs?