Long Stay Parking

Daily pricing starts at €15 in the same lot everyone uses

PGF’s Long Stay Parking isn’t a remote field; it’s the same external surface car park directly opposite Terminal T1, used for hourly, daily, and monthly parking. Official long‑stay pricing runs at €15.00 per day or €70.00 per week, which undercuts many regional French airports for a full 7‑day trip.

The car park sits roughly 0.5 miles from the terminal on paper, but in practice you walk it in around 10 minutes with bags. Most regulars just roll a cabin case straight across and don’t bother with shuttles, even though the airport lists a 5‑minute shuttle option that’s scheduled about every 15 minutes when it’s running.

Entry is ticket‑based: you take a paper ticket at the barrier on arrival and keep it safe for the duration of your stay. Payment happens at the automatic machines by the T1 terminal doors, not at an exit booth, and the system only lifts the barrier after you’ve paid at the machine before walking back to your car.

Long‑stay is also where the airport pushes its monthly subscription model. Locals leaving a car for 3–4 weeks report that a subscription for about a month comes out cheaper than stacking the standard daily rate, so if your trip is around 20–30 days, run the maths against the posted €15 and €70 tariffs.

Watch out for old advice online telling you to pay at the exit; that changed with system upgrades a few years back. One TripAdvisor thread from 2017–2018 spelled out the new routine: pay at the machines before you return to the car or you end up walking back to the terminal to sort it while blocking the barrier queue.

Practical tip: on arrival day, photograph your parking row and the nearest terminal entrance, then note your entry time on the ticket so you can quickly compare it to the weekly (€70) or monthly subscription cut‑off when you leave.