Parking Near Brooklands, Chertsey
Where Can I Park for Brooklands?
The main Museum car park is free at the entrance on Vickers Drive North, Elmbridge, KT13 0YU. Additional parking is available in The Heights off Wellington Way. Brooklands Community Park also has a large free car park on Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, nearest postcode KT13 0XF, with a 2.1 metre height restriction.
- Address
- Vickers Drive North, Elmbridge, KT13 0YU
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Monthly Parking in Byfleet, Surrey, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Byfleet and New Haw railway station, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Chertsey
A motorsport circuit Photo: Pexels / Emanuel Pedro
Parking at Brooklands Museum and Mercedes-Benz World
The main Museum car park is free and sits at the main entrance on Vickers Drive North, Elmbridge, KT13 0YU (brooklandsmuseum.com). For a visit to the museum, this is the most direct place to leave a car because the entrance is at the parking area rather than requiring a shuttle or long approach on foot.
Additional parking is available in The Heights off Wellington Way (brooklandsmuseum.com). The museum also provides free coach parking just before the main car park at Mercedes-Benz World, with a short walk across the bridge to the Shop and museum area (brooklandsmuseum.com).
Parksy Spaces Around the Elmbridge Site
Parksy lists a monthly space in Byfleet, 0.6 miles away, at £57.50 a month. A space at N H S in Cobham, Elmbridge, is 0.8 miles away and costs £4.20 a day, giving drivers a priced alternative beyond the museum entrance.
Other priced listings include a 24/7 parking lot in Weybridge, 1.1 miles away, at £9.90 a day; a space in West Byfleet, KT14, 1.4 miles away, at £1 an hour; and a garage in Addlestone, 1.4 miles away, at £75 a month. A space at Brooklands Hotel in Addlestone is 1.5 miles away and costs £4.90 an hour.
Busy Days and Driving Around Vickers Drive North
The visitor information directs drivers to the main entrance car park and identifies The Heights off Wellington Way as additional parking (brooklandsmuseum.com).
Vickers Drive North is the address for the attraction in Elmbridge, near Chertsey. Wellington Way is the named alternative entry area for additional parking, while the coach facility is positioned just before the main car park at Mercedes-Benz World (brooklandsmuseum.com). Drivers using the surrounding roads should follow the signed arrangements in force on the day rather than treating nearby verges or access roads as parking areas.
Free Parking at Brooklands Community Park and Other Named Sites
Brooklands Community Park has a large free car park on Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, nearest postcode KT13 0XF. The car park is just off the roundabout and has a 2.1 metre height restriction (tbhpartnership.org.uk). This is a useful named free option for a vehicle within the wider Brooklands area, although the attraction address is on Vickers Drive North.
The Brooklands Museum information also names additional parking in The Heights off Wellington Way (brooklandsmuseum.com). The Worthing council listings refer to Brooklands Western Road car park, Brooklands Brighton Road East car park and Brooklands Brighton Road West car park, including a long-stay coastal car park with 106 spaces and 126 spaces in total (adur-worthing.gov.uk). Those Worthing facilities are separate from the motorsport site in Elmbridge.
Walking From Byfleet and New Haw Station
Byfleet and New Haw railway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the site and an 8-minute walk. Rail users can therefore avoid taking a car all the way to Vickers Drive North, although the final approach still leads to the attraction in Elmbridge near Chertsey.
The station is the clearest public-transport reference point for visitors planning a walk to Brooklands Museum and Mercedes-Benz World. The 0.4-mile distance and 8-minute walking time are the published figures for the connection, making the station a practical alternative when the road approach is busy.
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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
Where Can I Park for Brooklands?
The main Museum car park is free at the entrance on Vickers Drive North, Elmbridge, KT13 0YU. Additional parking is available in The Heights off Wellington Way. Brooklands Community Park also has a large free car park on Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, nearest postcode KT13 0XF, with a 2.1 metre height restriction.
Is Parking at Brooklands Museum Free?
The main Museum car park is free and sits at the main entrance on Vickers Drive North, Elmbridge, KT13 0YU. For a museum visit, it is the most direct place to leave a car because the entrance is at the parking area. Additional parking is available in The Heights off Wellington Way.
What Priced Parking Is Available Near Brooklands?
Parksy lists a monthly space in Byfleet, 0.6 miles away, at £57.50 a month, and a space at N H S in Cobham, Elmbridge, 0.8 miles away, at £4.20 a day. Other options include Weybridge at £9.90 a day, West Byfleet at £1 an hour, and Addlestone at £75 a month.
Is There Free Parking at Brooklands Community Park?
Brooklands Community Park has a large free car park on Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, nearest postcode KT13 0XF. It is just off the roundabout and has a 2.1 metre height restriction. This is within the wider Brooklands area, while the attraction address is on Vickers Drive North.
Where Is Coach Parking for Brooklands?
Free coach parking is provided just before the main car park at Mercedes-Benz World, with a short walk across the bridge to the Shop and museum area. Drivers should use the signed arrangements in force on the day and should not treat nearby verges or access roads as parking areas.
Can I Walk to Brooklands From Byfleet and New Haw Station?
Byfleet and New Haw railway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the site and an 8-minute walk. Rail users can avoid taking a car all the way to Vickers Drive North. The station is the clearest public-transport reference point for visitors planning a walk to the museum and Mercedes-Benz World.
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