Parking Near City Hospital, Birmingham, Edgbaston
Where Can I Park for City Hospital, Birmingham?
Visitors can use the City Health Campus multi-storey car park, with up to 15 minutes free and parking up to 1 hour costing £3.50. Payment machines are inside the hospital and throughout the car park. Blue Badge holders park free, while the Birmingham Treatment Centre rear car park is reserved for Blue Badge holders.
- Address
- Maternity, Winson Green, Birmingham, B18 7QH
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space in Birmingham, B18 7DL, 292 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Icknield Port Road railway station, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
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The exterior of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / Jacky. T. R. Chou
City Hospital, Birmingham Car Parks on the City Health Campus
The hospital is served by four Q-Park car parks, which operate for Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust (Q-Park). The City Health Campus multi-storey car park is available for visitors, with parking charged at up to 15 minutes free, up to 1 hour £3.50, and higher bands published by the hospital (SWBH NHS Trust). Payment machines are located inside the hospital building and throughout the car park (AccessAble).
Blue Badge holders can park free (AccessAble). The Birmingham Treatment Centre has a dedicated rear car park reserved for Blue Badge holders (AccessAble), making the rear entrance particularly relevant for visitors who need step-free access. Use the campus car park rather than assuming the treatment-centre facility is available for general parking.
Drop-Offs and Busy Arrival Periods at City Health Campus
For a planned appointment, use the hospital’s campus access and drop-off arrangements before moving the car to a permitted parking space. The City Health Campus page directs visitors to the trust’s car-parking and travel information for car parking, electric-vehicle charging, public transport and cycling (SWBH NHS Trust).
A driver bringing someone who cannot walk far should complete the drop-off close to the relevant entrance, then relocate the vehicle rather than waiting at the kerb. Blue Badge parking is free, and the treatment-centre car park at the rear is for Blue Badge holders only (AccessAble), so this option is best suited to an eligible passenger who needs accessible access.
Parksy Spaces Near City Hospital, Birmingham
The closest listed option is a driveway space in B18 7DL, 292 yards away, priced at £5.50 a day. A space on South Loop Square in B16 is 0.4 miles away at £1.25 an hour, while indoor parking at Britannia Broadway Plaza is also 0.4 miles away at £1.50 an hour. These options suit visitors who prefer to reserve away from the hospital campus.
For a longer appointment or a full shift, an allocated space in B16 8EP is 0.6 miles away at £12 a day, and a secure covered space in B1 3DQ is 0.7 miles away at £75 a week. A further space in B18 is 0.7 miles away at £0.95 an hour. The weekly covered option is the most relevant choice for repeated shift work, while the daily spaces are simpler for one-off visits.
Trains and Buses for Winson Green Hospital Visits
Icknield Port Road railway station is the nearest station, 0.3 miles from the hospital and a 7-minute walk. Monument Lane railway station is around a 10-minute walk away, while Soho and Winson Green railway station is around a 12-minute walk away. These walking times make rail a practical alternative when a visit is likely to outlast a short parking stay.
City Health Campus travel information also covers public transport alongside parking and cycling (SWBH NHS Trust). Bus routes should be checked against the hospital’s current travel information before setting out, particularly for an appointment with a fixed arrival time. Rail users can choose Icknield Port Road for the shortest stated walk, or consider Monument Lane and Soho and Winson Green when their train service is more convenient.
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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 City Hospital, Birmingham?
Visitors can use the City Health Campus multi-storey car park, with up to 15 minutes free and parking up to 1 hour costing £3.50. Payment machines are inside the hospital and throughout the car park. Blue Badge holders park free, while the Birmingham Treatment Centre rear car park is reserved for Blue Badge holders.
Can Blue Badge Holders Park Free at the Hospital?
Yes. Blue Badge holders can park free. The Birmingham Treatment Centre has a dedicated rear car park reserved for Blue Badge holders, making the rear entrance particularly relevant for visitors who need step-free access. Drivers should use the campus car park rather than assume the treatment-centre facility is available for general parking.
What Are the Nearest Parksy Parking Spaces?
The closest listed option is a driveway space in B18 7DL, 292 yards away, priced at £5.50 a day. South Loop Square in B16 is 0.4 miles away at £1.25 an hour, and indoor parking at Britannia Broadway Plaza is also 0.4 miles away at £1.50 an hour.
Which Parking Is Best for a Longer Appointment or Shift?
For a longer appointment, an allocated space in B16 8EP is 0.6 miles away at £12 a day. For repeated shift work, a secure covered space in B1 3DQ is 0.7 miles away at £75 a week. Daily spaces are simpler for one-off visits, while the weekly covered option is more relevant for repeated shift work.
Which Railway Station Has the Shortest Walk to the Hospital?
Icknield Port Road railway station is the nearest, 0.3 miles from the hospital and a 7-minute walk. Monument Lane railway station is around a 10-minute walk away, while Soho and Winson Green railway station is around a 12-minute walk away. Rail can be practical when a visit outlasts a short parking stay.
Where Should I Drop Off Someone Who Cannot Walk Far?
Complete the drop-off close to the relevant entrance, then relocate the vehicle to a permitted parking space rather than waiting at the kerb. Blue Badge parking is free, and the treatment-centre car park at the rear is for Blue Badge holders only, so it suits an eligible passenger needing accessible access.
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