Last Updated on October 20, 2026 by Umar Farooq
Belgard cobblestone pavers come in six concrete cobble lines on its residential site, plus Old World on its commercial site. Cambridge Cobble has soft, pillow-top edges. Dublin Cobble is gently distressed. London Cobble is domed and crisper. Old Towne Cobble is weathered in the style of Roman-era stone. Belgian Cobble is seven irregular creek-stone shapes, and Charlestone has a dimpled, hand-cobbled face. All six are 2 3/8 inches thick and rated for residential driveways. Old World is 3 1/8 inches thick, has a cleft finish, and is sold through Belgard Commercial.
I read each line's product data on Belgard's own sites. For cobblestone as a material, natural or concrete, see our cobblestone pavers guide.
Belgard cobblestone pavers side by side
| Line | Look | Sizes (in) | Colors listed | ADA note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cambridge Cobble | softly rounded, pillow-top | 3 × 6, 6 × 6, 6 × 9; circle kit | 28 | "can be used to construct ADA-compliant pavement" |
| Dublin Cobble | gently distressed, antiqued edges | 3 × 6, 6 × 6, 6 × 9 | 17 | none stated |
| London Cobble | domed pillow-top, tailored | 3 × 6, 6 × 6, 6 × 9 | 7 | ADA-compliant pavement possible |
| Old Towne Cobble | weathered Roman-era, DuraFusion | 6 × 6, 6 × 9 | 5 | none stated |
| Belgian Cobble | seven irregular shapes | variable | 4 | none stated |
| Charlestone | dimpled, hand-cobbled | 6 × 6, 6 × 9, 6 × 12 | 18 | none stated |
| Old World (Commercial) | natural cleft, cut-stone | 5 1/8 × 7 3/4, × 10 1/4, × 12 13/16; 3 1/8 thick | regional | none stated |
Dealers stock only some colors. Belgian Cobble also installs as a permeable system; Eco Cobble (6 × 6, 6 × 9) is purpose-built for it.
What each cobble is good at
- Cambridge Cobble is the all-rounder: the most colors, three pieces and a circle kit for a driveway focal point. Its product page sells it for walkways, patios and residential driveways.
- Dublin Cobble has the most old-street look of the modular sets. Belgard stresses its "exceptional stability and durability suitable for driveways".
- London Cobble suits a crisper house. Belgard pitches it for monochrome borders and contrast bands.
- Old Towne Cobble comes in two sizes that work "alone or in any combination", handy for inlays and borders.
- Belgian Cobble gives the most natural random look, with no repeating pattern. The Belgian Cobble page describes it as seven shapes on one pallet, inspired by creek-bed stones.
- Charlestone is built in true 3-inch increments, so it pairs with Belgard's other modular lines. It has the 6 × 12 piece the others lack.
- Old World is the thick one. Belgard Commercial's Old World page describes a cobbled-street look but lists it as "ideal for pathways and as an accent feature" and states no vehicular rating. Ask your dealer before using it on a drive.
Pick a flatter cobble where wheels roll
My one strong opinion on Belgard's cobbles: where anything on wheels uses the path, such as strollers, wheelchairs, trash bins or a wheeled cooler, choose Cambridge or London Cobble. They're the only two whose product pages mention ADA-compliant pavement. Tumbled, distressed and irregular cobbles have rounded edges and wider joints, and small wheels drop into every one. On a driveway that's charm. On the path to the back door, it's a rattle you hear every garbage night.
All six residential lines carry the driveway rating; at 2 3/8 inches the 6 × 9 pieces sit at about 3.8:1 length to thickness, inside CMHA's residential limit. Charlestone's 6 × 12 is about 5:1, so keep it for the patio or the border. Our Belgard driveway pavers guide covers the full check.
What Belgard cobbles cost
Standard Concrete Products' Eastern Pennsylvania suggested retail list prices Old Town Cobble at $4.39 per square foot, Eco-Cobble at $4.79 and Charlestone at $6.26. Cambridge, Dublin and London weren't on that list, so get a dealer quote. The full list, with pallet math, is in our cost of Belgard pavers guide.
Match the cobble to what rolls over it
Belgard cobblestone pavers look similar in catalog photos and behave differently underfoot. Use Dublin, Cambridge or Old Towne on the driveway, Cambridge or London where wheels need a smoother surface, and Belgian Cobble for no visible pattern. Then order an extra layer. Cobble patterns eat cuts along curves, and nobody likes finding out on the last row. You can read more in the guide to ledgestone pavers.
FAQ
Does Belgard make a cobblestone paver?
Several: Cambridge, Dublin, London, Old Towne, Belgian Cobble and Charlestone, plus permeable Eco Cobble and Old World through Belgard Commercial.
What sizes does Belgard Cambridge Cobble come in?
There's a 3-piece set of 3 × 6, 6 × 6 and 6 × 9 inches, a 2-piece set of 6 × 6 and 6 × 9, single sizes, and a circle kit. All are 2 3/8 inches thick.
Can Belgard cobble pavers be used on a driveway?
Yes. Cambridge, Dublin, London, Old Towne, Belgian Cobble and Charlestone are all rated for residential vehicular use. Old World's page doesn't state a vehicular rating.
What is Belgard Old World paver?
It's a 3 1/8-inch-thick, three-size cobble with a natural cleft finish, sold through Belgard Commercial and described for pathways and accents.
