Car Parking
In general you can find info on https://www.warwickdc.gov.uk/site/ , and http://maps.warwickshire.gov.uk/tro/ for street parking.
http://www.traveline.info will give maps and walking times between the car parks and venues and Parkopedia also
looks very useful.
Friday: St Nicholas Church.
Parking is not generally available in the Church grounds. However the large St Nicholas Park, CV34 4QY, car park is adjacent with a path leading directly into the churchyard and church entrance. The path begins near the back of the New Bowling Green pub. A night’s parking, 6 pm to 8 am, costs £2.30 The car entrance to the car park is on the left a short distance past the church, on the A425; before the bridge. If coming from the South into Warwick it will be on the right just after the bridge. You could try for free on road parking in St Nicholas’ Church Street or over the bridge and turn right into a warren of roads, (I wouldn’t! ), or try a bit further away eg Smith Street or towards Warwick Space on the road to Leamington, but the one way system does not help.Saturday & Sunday workshops, North Hall.
Most convenient would be Bath Place Car Park CV31 3AQ, but it gets full. From the back of the car park pedestrians find themselves opposite entrances to Spaeencer Yard
Station Approach Car Park CV31 3SA, on the north side of the railway line (not by the station!) is very convenient and 3.30 for 11 hours . There is also useful on-road parking in adjacent streets to Station approach.
Adelaide Bridge Car Park CV32 5AH is a pleasant short walk away, £4.50 for the day. On road parking nearby North Hall is mostly 2 hours at most up until 8 pm, but less restricted as you go further away.Saturday & Sunday dance: Pump Rooms.
The Pump rooms are about 5 minutes from North Hall, so see suggestions above. Adelaide Bridge in particular is quite close. Packington Place Car park is 10 minutes away, and £2.30 for 6pm to 8am, or 4.50 for the day, but not very big.
The eastern end of Newbold Terrace has free unrestricted parking.
On Saturday night, you could use on street parking; eg Priory Terrace, by the Parish Church, and the road off it at the back of the Parish Church. Most have 2 hours restriction until 8 pm and then unlimited, and are convenient, or go north of the river. On street parking near the Parade is mostly limited to 2 hours, between 8 am and 8 pm or 6 pm.