Parking Near National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
Where Can I Park for the National Maritime Museum?
Park Row is the nearest recommended option, at postcode SE10 9NG, around 240 metres or a 5-minute walk from the entrance, with spaces costing £14. The secure car park is open to visitors during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays. On-street parking and six designated Blue Badge bays are also available around the venue.
- Address
- Romney Road, East Greenwich, Greater London, SE10 9NF
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking in Greenwich at Ibis London Hotel, 142 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
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National Maritime Museum visitors can pre-book a private parking space nearby, making the short walk easier and reducing time spent circling Greenwich. Photo: Pexels
Park Row Parking for the National Maritime Museum
The nearest recommended option is the private car park on Park Row, postcode SE10 9NG, approximately 5 minutes’ walk from the National Maritime Museum (Royal Museums Greenwich Web Store). The site is around 240 metres from the museum entrance, and spaces cost £14 (Royal Museums Greenwich).
The secure car park at the National Maritime Museum is open to visitors during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays (Royal Museums Greenwich). This makes Park Row the practical first choice for visitors driving to the museum in East Greenwich, near Greenwich, particularly when the on-site facility is operating for visitors.
Busy Days and Street Parking Around East Greenwich
Weekend visits, bank holidays and school holidays are the periods when the museum’s secure car park is open to visitors, so parking demand can be stronger around those dates (Royal Museums Greenwich).
On-street standard parking is available around the venue, alongside six designated Blue Badge parking bays (AccessAble). The museum address is Romney Road, East Greenwich, Greater London, SE10 9NF, so drivers should use the signed streets around the site rather than assuming every space beside the entrance is unrestricted.
The Dell Car Park and Other Nearby Choices
The Dell car park is near the railway station and offers long-term parking, with the facility about 200 metres away (NMMC). All these car parks have accessible spaces (NMMC), making The Dell a useful alternative for visitors who want longer-stay parking near the museum area.
Park Row remains separate from The Dell: it is the private car park at postcode SE10 9NG, approximately 5 minutes’ walk from the museum (Royal Museums Greenwich Web Store). The site also has on-street standard parking and six designated Blue Badge bays (AccessAble), giving visitors a choice between public street spaces and nearby car parks.
Parksy Spaces Near the National Maritime Museum
Parksy lists a driveway space at the Ibis London Hotel, 142 yards away, at £3.50 an hour. A secure space on Stockwell Street, SE10, is 290 yards away and costs £27 an hour, while parking at Ibis Swindon, SE10 8EY, is 321 yards away at £3 an hour.
For longer stays, a monthly space in Greenwich is 0.2 miles away at £99 a month. A space near Queen Elizabeth Hospital is also 0.2 miles away and costs £5.60 a day, while covered parking on Welland Street in Greenwich is 0.2 miles away at £12 a day.
Stations and Walking Routes to the Museum
Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich is the nearest station, 0.2 miles from the National Maritime Museum, with a 5-minute walk to the site. This is the most direct rail option for visitors combining a train journey with a museum visit.
Maze Hill railway station is around an 8-minute walk away, and Greenwich station is also around an 8-minute walk away. The museum is on Romney Road in East Greenwich, near Greenwich, giving rail visitors several walking approaches without needing to park beside the entrance.
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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 National Maritime Museum?
Park Row is the nearest recommended option, at postcode SE10 9NG, around 240 metres or a 5-minute walk from the entrance, with spaces costing £14. The secure car park is open to visitors during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays. On-street parking and six designated Blue Badge bays are also available around the venue.
How Much Does Park Row Parking Cost Near the Museum?
Spaces at the private car park on Park Row cost £14. The site is at postcode SE10 9NG and is around 240 metres from the entrance, approximately a 5-minute walk away. It is the nearest recommended option and a practical first choice when the on-site facility is operating for visitors.
When Is the Secure Car Park Open to Museum Visitors?
The secure car park at the National Maritime Museum is open to visitors during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays. These are also periods when parking demand can be stronger around East Greenwich, so drivers should consider nearby choices including Park Row, The Dell and on-street parking.
Is Accessible Parking Available Near the Museum?
On-street standard parking is available around the venue, alongside six designated Blue Badge parking bays. The Dell car park and other nearby car parks have accessible spaces. The museum is on Romney Road, East Greenwich, Greater London, SE10 9NF, so drivers should use signed streets around the site.
What Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available Nearby?
Parksy lists a driveway at the Ibis London Hotel, 142 yards away, at £3.50 an hour. Other options include Stockwell Street at £27 an hour and 290 yards, Ibis Swindon at £3 an hour and 321 yards, and Welland Street covered parking at £12 a day and 0.2 miles.
Which Stations Are Closest for Walking to the Museum?
Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich is the nearest station, 0.2 miles away, with a 5-minute walk to the museum. Maze Hill railway station and Greenwich station are both around an 8-minute walk away, giving rail visitors several walking approaches without needing to park beside the entrance.
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