Parking Near Lord's Cricket Ground, Avenue
Where Can I Park for Lord's Cricket Ground?
There is no car parking at Lord's Cricket Ground for general visitors, and local restrictions affect non-residents between 8:30 and 18:30 on Major Match days. Off-site options include Parksy spaces 0.2 mi away from £12 a day or £5.50 an hour, while Q-Park Marble Arch and Q-Park Park Lane are around a 30 minute walk away.
- Address
- St John's Wood Road
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Circus Lodge in London NW8, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lord's tube station, 277 yd (4 min walk)
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Event-Day Parking at Lord's Cricket Ground
There is no car parking at Lord's Cricket Ground, according to the venue's match-day FAQs (lords.org). Drivers heading to a match or event therefore need to arrange parking away from the ground rather than expecting an official visitor car park at St John's Wood Road.
Car parking at the ground is extremely restricted and is available to disabled members of MCC or Middlesex only, with advance booking required on 020 7616 8653 (middlesexccc.com). The venue also says restrictions apply to non-residents parking in the local area between 8:30 and 18:30 on Major Match days (lords.org), making an off-site booking particularly important for busy fixtures.
Q-Park Alternatives Near the Venue
Q-Park Marble Arch and Q-Park Park Lane are named alternatives for visitors driving to the venue. Both car parks are around a 30 minute walk from Lord's, with buses straight to the ground available from outside the car parks (Q-Park). These locations suit drivers who prefer an established multi-storey operator and do not need to leave a car beside the stadium.
The operator's guidance identifies the two Q-Park sites and the walking and bus connection, but does not provide a parking rate in the cited venue result.
Parking Restrictions Around St John's Wood Road
Non-residents face local parking restrictions between 8:30 and 18:30 on Major Match days (lords.org). The rule covers parking in the local area around the ground, so an ordinary resident bay is not a dependable event-day plan for visitors arriving by car.
That enforcement approach is designed to keep spaces available for other drivers, so a short free stay should not be treated as match-day parking for a full fixture.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Lord's
Parksy lists a driveway space at Circus Lodge in London NW8, 0.2 mi from the venue, at £12 a day. A secure space on Jerome Crescent, NW8 is also 0.2 mi away and costs £5.50 an hour, giving drivers a closer option for a shorter visit.
Further options include a secure space on Park Road, London NW8, 0.3 mi away at £12 a day, and a space near Regents Park Hotel, London NW8, 0.3 mi away at £8.50 a day. Both are within a walk of the ground after a match, while the Jerome Crescent option is also close enough for a straightforward walk from the turnstiles.
Two other 0.3 mi choices are a space near Princess Grace Hospital in London NW8 at £15 a day and a Dorset Square Hotel space in NW8 at £14.70 a day. The listed distances place each space within walking range of the venue in St John's Wood, near Avenue.
Tube Access From Avenue and St John's Wood
Lord's tube station is the nearest station, at 277 yd from the venue and a 4 min walk. This is the most direct rail option for visitors who would rather avoid event-day driving restrictions around St John's Wood Road.
The venue is on St John's Wood Road in St. John's Wood, near Avenue. Avenue centre is 0.6 mi from the ground, so drivers using a Parksy space or a remote car park can plan the final approach around the venue rather than relying on parking immediately outside the entrance.
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Lord's Cricket Ground?
There is no car parking at Lord's Cricket Ground for general visitors, and local restrictions affect non-residents between 8:30 and 18:30 on Major Match days. Off-site options include Parksy spaces 0.2 mi away from £12 a day or £5.50 an hour, while Q-Park Marble Arch and Q-Park Park Lane are around a 30 minute walk away.
Is There Parking at Lord's Cricket Ground on Match Days?
There is no car parking at the ground for general visitors. Car parking is extremely restricted and available only to disabled members of MCC or Middlesex, with advance booking required on 020 7616 8653. Drivers attending a match or event should arrange parking away from the ground rather than expecting an official visitor car park.
What Are the Parking Restrictions Near St John's Wood Road?
Non-residents face local parking restrictions between 8:30 and 18:30 on Major Match days. The rule applies around the ground, so a resident bay is not a dependable event-day plan. A short free stay should not be treated as match-day parking for a full fixture.
Which Parksy Parking Spaces Are Closest to the Ground?
Parksy lists spaces at Circus Lodge and on Jerome Crescent, both 0.2 mi away. Circus Lodge costs £12 a day, while Jerome Crescent costs £5.50 an hour. Other 0.3 mi options include Park Road at £12 a day, Regents Park Hotel at £8.50 a day, Princess Grace Hospital at £15 a day and Dorset Square Hotel at £14.70 a day.
What Q-Park Alternatives Are Available Near the Venue?
Q-Park Marble Arch and Q-Park Park Lane are named alternatives for visitors driving to the venue. Both car parks are around a 30 minute walk away, with buses straight to the ground available from outside the car parks.
What Is the Nearest Tube Station and How Far Is It?
Lord's tube station is the nearest station, at 277 yd from the venue and a 4 min walk. It is the most direct rail option for visitors avoiding event-day driving restrictions around St John's Wood Road. Avenue centre is 0.6 mi from the ground, useful when planning the final approach from a remote car park.
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