Parking Near The Maze, Crystal Palace
Where Can I Park for The Maze?
The Maze is at Grand Centre Walk, Crystal Palace, Greater London, SE20 8DT. Crystal Palace National Sports Centre parking is 0.3 mi away and costs £6.25 an hour. Other booked options range from 0.4 mi to 0.5 mi away, including Border Road at £2 an hour and Crystal Palace Station at £6.60 a day.
- Address
- Grand Centre Walk, Crystal Palace, Greater London, SE20 8DT
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Crystal Palace National Sports Centre Parking, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Penge West railway station, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near Crystal Palace
A well-known visitor attraction Photo: Pexels / Cristiane Doffini
Parking at The Maze on Grand Centre Walk
The Maze is at Grand Centre Walk, Crystal Palace, Greater London, SE20 8DT. The site sits close to Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, making the centre’s parking provision the most directly named nearby option for visitors arriving by car.
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre parking is listed as a Parksy space 0.3 mi from the attraction, with a rate of £6.25 an hour. Its location makes it a practical choice for drivers who want to stay near the sports centre while visiting the site, rather than relying on an unnamed street bay.
Parksy Spaces Within Half a Mile of The Maze
Parksy lists six nearby spaces across Crystal Palace and SE26. The closest is a Crystal Palace National Sports Centre space, 0.3 mi away, priced at £6.25 an hour. Four spaces are 0.4 mi away: a Border Road space in SE26 at £2 an hour, an allocated SE26 6SJ space at £12 a day, a Crystal Palace Station space in SE19 at £6.60 a day, and a driveway in Lawrie Park Road at £12.50 a day.
A further SE26 parking space is listed 0.5 mi away at £12.50 a day. The listings cover a mix of centre parking, a driveway and allocated spaces, so drivers can compare hourly and daily booking formats before choosing the walk that suits their visit.
Other Named Parking Around Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace Station is represented by a Parksy space in SE19, 0.4 mi from the site, priced at £6.60 a day. The station-area listing gives drivers a named landmark for navigation and combines parking with a possible rail connection for longer visits.
Lawrie Park Road has a listed driveway space 0.4 mi away at £12.50 a day, while Border Road in SE26 has a space 0.4 mi away at £2 an hour. A separately listed allocated space in London SE26 6SJ is also 0.4 mi away and costs £12 a day. Drivers considering the surrounding streets should use the named booked spaces rather than assuming an unmarked roadside location is available.
Busy Times and Street Parking Near the Site
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre is a key parking reference near the attraction, and its proximity means demand can increase when visitors are using the wider sports and leisure area. The named Parksy spaces provide bookable alternatives at 0.3 mi to 0.5 mi from the site, reducing the need to search for a space on arrival.
The Maze is in Crystal Palace, where the surrounding roads include residential streets as well as routes serving the station and sports centre. Parking on those roads is governed by posted restrictions, controlled bays and permit requirements. A booked space on Border Road, Lawrie Park Road or in SE26 gives a clearer arrival plan than treating nearby kerbside parking as unrestricted.
Walking and Rail Access to The Maze
Penge West railway station is the nearest station, 0.5 mi from The Maze and a 10-minute walk away. Upper Sydenham railway station is approximately a 12-minute walk from the attraction, while Penge East railway station is approximately a 13-minute walk away.
The Parksy space at Crystal Palace Station is 0.4 mi from the site and costs £6.60 a day, offering a parking option close to a named rail location. The centre, Border Road, Lawrie Park Road and SE26 spaces are all within 0.3 mi to 0.5 mi, so drivers can leave the car in a booked bay and continue on foot rather than searching around Grand Centre Walk.
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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 The Maze?
The Maze is at Grand Centre Walk, Crystal Palace, Greater London, SE20 8DT. Crystal Palace National Sports Centre parking is 0.3 mi away and costs £6.25 an hour. Other booked options range from 0.4 mi to 0.5 mi away, including Border Road at £2 an hour and Crystal Palace Station at £6.60 a day.
What Is the Closest Parking to The Maze?
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre parking is the closest listed option, at 0.3 mi from The Maze. It costs £6.25 an hour and is near the sports centre. This makes it a practical choice for drivers who want to stay close to the centre while visiting, rather than relying on an unnamed street bay.
What Is the Cheapest Parking Near The Maze?
The Border Road space in SE26 is the lowest-priced listed option at £2 an hour, and it is 0.4 mi from The Maze. Crystal Palace National Sports Centre parking is 0.3 mi away at £6.25 an hour. Daily options include Crystal Palace Station at £6.60 a day, SE26 6SJ at £12 a day, and Lawrie Park Road at £12.50 a day.
Is There Daily Parking Near The Maze?
Yes. Crystal Palace Station in SE19 is 0.4 mi away and costs £6.60 a day. An allocated SE26 6SJ space is also 0.4 mi away at £12 a day. Lawrie Park Road has a driveway 0.4 mi away at £12.50 a day, while a further SE26 space is 0.5 mi away at £12.50 a day.
Can I Park Near a Railway Station for The Maze?
Crystal Palace Station has a listed Parksy space 0.4 mi from The Maze, priced at £6.60 a day. It provides a named landmark for navigation and combines parking with a possible rail connection for longer visits. Penge West railway station is the nearest station, 0.5 mi away and a 10-minute walk.
Is Street Parking Available Near The Maze?
The surrounding roads include residential streets and routes serving the station and sports centre. Parking is governed by posted restrictions, controlled bays and permit requirements, so nearby kerbside parking should not be treated as unrestricted. Booked spaces on Border Road, Lawrie Park Road or in SE26 provide a clearer arrival plan, from 0.4 mi to 0.5 mi away.
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