Parking Near Edgware Community Hospital, Burnt Oak
What Parking Is Available at Edgware Community Hospital?
The hospital car park charges £10 for up to 6 hours, seven days a week, with payment at machines or through Saba’s booking system. Free parking is recorded for Blue Badge holders, with four designated Blue Badge bays and seven accessible bays. Parksy also lists spaces from 0.2 mi away, including £0.98 a day and £86 a month options.
- Address
- Burnt Oak Broadway, Greater London, HA8 0AD
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Near Oak Lodge Medical Centre, Edgware, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Burnt Oak tube station, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Burnt Oak
The exterior of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / K
Edgware Community Hospital Car Parks and Charges
The hospital’s own parking is operated through Saba, with payment available at machines in the car park or through Saba’s booking system (sabaparking.co.uk). Parking charges apply seven days a week, and the published rate for up to 6 hours is £10 (sabaparking.co.uk). This gives patients and visitors a defined short-stay option at the site, although a longer appointment or shift can make the total cost more significant.
Disabled parking bays are provided at both the main entrance and Northgate area (royalfree.nhs.uk). The Beacon Centre access guide records free parking for Blue Badge holders, four designated Blue Badge bays and seven designated accessible bays, with payment machines located in the car park (accessable.co.uk).
Parking Restrictions on Burnt Oak Broadway and Nearby Residential Streets
The hospital address is Burnt Oak Broadway, Greater London, HA8 0AD, near Burnt Oak. Drivers approaching the site should distinguish the hospital car park from residential parking, because a space on a surrounding street may be governed by local controls rather than the hospital’s payment arrangements.
The practical choice for a patient visit is to use the signed hospital entrances at the main entrance or Northgate area, rather than treating nearby residential streets as an extension of the hospital car park.
Drop-Off and Busy-Visit Planning at the Hospital
For a quick arrival, the main entrance in front of the walk-in centre is a useful access point, while the Northgate area provides another vehicle entrance (royalfree.nhs.uk). Disabled bays are available at both locations, so an accessible arrival can be planned around the entrance closest to the required service (royalfree.nhs.uk).
The walk-in centre location makes the main entrance particularly relevant for urgent but non-emergency arrivals. Parking operates seven days a week, and payment machines are located within the car park (sabaparking.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Near Edgware Community Hospital
For a scheduled appointment or a hospital shift, Parksy lists a driveway space in Edgware, 0.2 mi away, at £0.98 a day. A secure space in Burnt Oak, 0.3 mi away, is priced at £86 a month, making it the clearest listed option for repeated visits or regular staff parking.
A secure space described as being at Edgware General Hospital is 0.3 mi away and costs £5 a day. For longer working patterns, the secure 24/7 space near Canons Park Station is 0.4 mi away at £15 a day. The Park Way space in HA8 is also 0.4 mi away and costs £13.50 an hour, which is better suited to a brief stay than a full shift.
Stations and Buses for Reaching the Hospital Without Driving
Burnt Oak tube station is the nearest station, 0.4 mi from the hospital with an 8-minute walk. Edgware railway station is around a 10-minute walk away, while Edgware tube station is around an 11-minute walk away. These walking times make Burnt Oak the most direct rail approach for visitors comparing station access.
The hospital is in Greater London near Burnt Oak, so checking the stop direction before boarding is useful when a journey involves changing between the tube, railway and local bus network.
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* 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
What Parking Is Available at Edgware Community Hospital?
The hospital car park charges £10 for up to 6 hours, seven days a week, with payment at machines or through Saba’s booking system. Free parking is recorded for Blue Badge holders, with four designated Blue Badge bays and seven accessible bays. Parksy also lists spaces from 0.2 mi away, including £0.98 a day and £86 a month options.
How Much Does Hospital Parking Cost?
Parking charges apply seven days a week. The published rate for up to 6 hours is £10, and payment is available at machines in the car park or through Saba’s booking system. Payment machines are located within the car park, so allow time to pay when arriving for a visit or shift.
Where Are the Accessible Parking Bays?
Disabled parking bays are provided at both the main entrance and Northgate area. The Beacon Centre access guide records free parking for Blue Badge holders, four designated Blue Badge bays and seven designated accessible bays.
Can I Park on Nearby Residential Streets?
Nearby residential streets should not be treated as an extension of the hospital car park. A space on a surrounding street may be governed by local controls rather than the hospital’s payment arrangements. For a patient visit, use the signed hospital entrances at the main entrance or Northgate area.
Which Parksy Parking Spaces Are Nearby?
Parksy lists a driveway space in Edgware, 0.2 mi away, at £0.98 a day. Other options include a secure Burnt Oak space 0.3 mi away at £86 a month and a secure space described as being at Edgware General Hospital, 0.3 mi away, at £5 a day.
Which Station Is Closest for Public Transport?
Burnt Oak tube station is the nearest station, 0.4 mi away with an 8-minute walk. Edgware railway station is around a 10-minute walk away, while Edgware tube station is around an 11-minute walk away. Burnt Oak is therefore the most direct rail approach when comparing station access.
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