Parking Near Keats House, Hampstead
Where Can I Park for Keats House?
The nearest recommended car park is East Heath Car Park on East Heath Road, 420 metres from Keats House, with 110 spaces and a dedicated disabled parking area. It charges £3.50 per hour for up to 4 hours, then £11 per additional hour. Street parking around the site is free on Sundays.
- Address
- 10 Keats Grove, Belsize Park, Greater London, NW3 2RR
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Allocated Parking in Belsize Park, London, 199 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Hampstead Heath railway station, 194 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Hampstead
The exterior of a museum building Photo: Pexels / Abdullah Ghatasheh
East Heath Car Park for Keats House
The nearest recommended car park is East Heath Car Park on East Heath Road, 420 metres from the site, with 110 parking spaces and a dedicated disabled parking area (cityoflondon.gov.uk). The car park charges £3.50 per hour for up to 4 hours, with an additional hourly charge of £11 over 4 hours (cityoflondon.gov.uk).
Blue Badge bays are available at the nearby East Heath Road car park (cityoflondon.gov.uk). Keats Grove is in Belsize Park, near Hampstead, and the short distance from East Heath Road makes this the most practical council-listed choice for drivers who need a formal car park rather than a private space.
Parksy Spaces Around Keats Grove
Parksy lists an allocated parking space in Belsize Park, 199 yards away, at £90 a month. Two allocated or garage spaces in London NW3 are 0.2 miles from the site, with each priced at £445 a month.
A covered space at Byron Mews is also 0.2 miles away and costs £75 a week. For shorter stays, a space at The Cottage in SW18 is 0.5 miles away at £22.50 an hour, while a parking space in Hampstead, London NW3, is 0.5 miles away at £12 a day. These listings provide alternatives to the East Heath Road car park for drivers seeking a pre-arranged space near 10 Keats Grove.
Other Parking and Free Sunday Access Near the Museum
Coach drivers therefore have a separate named area to consider rather than treating the smaller nearby car park as a general coach facility.
Street parking around the site is free on Sundays (cityoflondon.gov.uk). The official visitor information also identifies one on-site disabled access parking bay, which must be booked in advance (visitheritage.co.uk). Blue Badge parking is available at East Heath Road, giving accessible visitors both a bookable on-site bay and a nearby public option.
Sunday Parking and Busy Periods Around Belsize Park
Sunday is the clearest opportunity for free street parking near Keats Grove, because the City of London states that street parking is free on Sundays (cityoflondon.gov.uk). On other days, East Heath Road has the nearby paid car park, while the on-site disabled access bay requires advance booking (visitheritage.co.uk).
Visitors should expect the greatest pressure when demand for Hampstead Heath is high, since East Heath Car Park serves the wider green space as well as visitors to the museum. The 110-space capacity and dedicated disabled parking area are published by the City of London (cityoflondon.gov.uk), so early arrival is particularly relevant for drivers relying on a public bay rather than a reserved Parksy space.
Walking From Hampstead Heath and Nearby Tube Stations
Hampstead Heath railway station is the nearest station, 194 yards away, making the rail journey a 3-minute walk to Keats House. Belsize Park tube station is around an 8-minute walk away, while Hampstead tube station is around a 9-minute walk away.
The three stations give visitors alternatives to driving into Belsize Park, near Hampstead. Hampstead Heath is the quickest station walk, and both tube stations provide practical access for visitors who prefer to leave the car at home or combine public transport with a pre-booked space nearby.
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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 Keats House?
The nearest recommended car park is East Heath Car Park on East Heath Road, 420 metres from Keats House, with 110 spaces and a dedicated disabled parking area. It charges £3.50 per hour for up to 4 hours, then £11 per additional hour. Street parking around the site is free on Sundays.
What Is the Nearest Car Park to Keats House?
East Heath Car Park on East Heath Road is the nearest recommended car park, 420 metres from the site. It has 110 parking spaces and a dedicated disabled parking area. Blue Badge bays are also available at the nearby East Heath Road car park, making it the most practical council-listed option for drivers seeking a formal car park.
How Much Does East Heath Car Park Cost?
East Heath Car Park charges £3.50 per hour for up to 4 hours. An additional hourly charge of £11 applies over 4 hours. The car park has 110 spaces and a dedicated disabled parking area, while Blue Badge bays are available at the nearby East Heath Road car park.
Is Parking Near Keats House Free on Sundays?
Street parking around the site is free on Sundays. On other days, East Heath Road has the nearby paid car park, while the on-site disabled access parking bay requires advance booking. Blue Badge parking is also available at East Heath Road, providing a nearby public option for accessible visitors.
Are There Pre-Booked Parking Spaces Near Keats Grove?
Parksy lists an allocated space in Belsize Park, 199 yards away, at £90 a month. Other options include spaces in London NW3 at £445 a month, a covered Byron Mews space at £75 a week, and a Hampstead space at £12 a day, all at stated distances from the site.
What Are the Nearest Stations for Visiting Keats House?
Hampstead Heath railway station is 194 yards away, making the rail journey a 3-minute walk. Belsize Park tube station is around an 8-minute walk away, and Hampstead tube station is around a 9-minute walk away. These stations provide alternatives to driving into Belsize Park, near Hampstead.
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