Parking Near Middlesex University, Hendon
Where Can I Park for Middlesex University?
Campus parking is tightly controlled, with no facilities except for disabled Blue Badge holders and a limited number of pre-arranged visitors. Staff can use a pre-paid permit costing £2 per visit, with the first purchase costing £10 for five visits. Nearby options include a £2.50 a day space 0.2 miles away and a £6 a day driveway 0.3 miles away.
- Address
- Scholars Courtyard, Hendon, Greater London, NW4 4BT
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space to Rent in Hendon, London, 274 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Hendon Central tube station, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near Hendon
A university campus building Photo: Pexels / Matthis Volquardsen
Parking at Middlesex University in Hendon
Campus parking is tightly controlled. Middlesex University states that there are no parking facilities on campus except for disabled Blue Badge holders and a limited number of pre-arranged visitors, including for organised visits (mdx.ac.uk). Visitors who have arranged access should use the permission provided for their visit rather than treating the campus as an open public car park.
Staff can use the pre-paid parking permit, which allows access to all campus car parks. Each visit costs £2, and the first purchase costs £10 for five visits (onlinestore.mdx.ac.uk). A top-up purchase has a minimum transaction requirement of £10, while each visit remains charged at £2 (onlinestore.mdx.ac.uk).
Busy Parking Periods Around the Hendon Campus
Parking demand is likely to be most acute during open days and applicant visit days, when free on-campus parking is offered to attendees (unitasterdays.com). Those occasions bring prospective students and visitors to Scholars Courtyard, so a pre-arranged visitor space or a nearby booked space is more practical than relying on casual campus access.
The surrounding streets are not a substitute for campus parking. The university’s directions state that campus parking is limited to disabled Blue Badge holders and a limited number of pre-arranged visitors (mdx.ac.uk). Staff permit visits are charged at £2 across all campus car parks, so staff should use the permit system rather than looking for unrestricted street parking (onlinestore.mdx.ac.uk).
Parksy Spaces Close to Middlesex University
Its short distance makes it suited to visitors or staff carrying equipment. A parking space near Hendon Hall is also 0.2 miles away and costs £2 a day, offering a lower-cost choice for students attending a full day.
Three further priced spaces are 0.2 miles away: secure StoneX Stadium parking at £25 an hour, secure 24/7 parking in Downage at £13.44 an hour, and a driveway space in Hendon 0.3 miles away at £6 a day. The StoneX Stadium option fits short visits where proximity matters, while the Downage space suits drivers needing round-the-clock access. A Hendon space priced at £75 a month is 274 yards away and is better suited to regular staff or students.
Other Car Parks Near Scholars Courtyard
The campus directions identify a paid public car park in front of Block 10, described as a short walk from the campus and available for students studying at DMC (mdx.ac.ae). This is separate from the campus arrangements at Scholars Courtyard, so it provides a public-pay alternative for eligible DMC students.
For other nearby parking, the listed Parksy spaces provide clearly priced alternatives without relying on campus access. The £2-a-day space near Hendon Hall is the lowest priced daily option in the nearby listings, while the £6-a-day driveway in Hendon is 0.3 miles away.
Stations and Walking Routes to Middlesex University
Hendon Central tube station is the nearest station, 0.5 miles from the campus and a 10-minute walk. It is the most direct rail-based arrival point for visitors who can leave the car outside Hendon and continue on foot.
Hendon railway station is about a 17-minute walk away, while Colindale tube station is about a 20-minute walk away. The three stations give students and visitors alternatives to driving into Scholars Courtyard, particularly when campus access is reserved for Blue Badge holders, staff permits or pre-arranged visitors (mdx.ac.uk).
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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 Middlesex University?
Campus parking is tightly controlled, with no facilities except for disabled Blue Badge holders and a limited number of pre-arranged visitors. Staff can use a pre-paid permit costing £2 per visit, with the first purchase costing £10 for five visits. Nearby options include a £2.50 a day space 0.2 miles away and a £6 a day driveway 0.3 miles away.
Can Visitors Park on Campus?
Visitors need pre-arranged access and should use the permission provided for their visit. Campus parking is not an open public car park. Parking facilities are limited to disabled Blue Badge holders and a limited number of pre-arranged visitors, including organised visits, so nearby booked parking is more practical where access has not been arranged.
How Much Does the Staff Parking Permit Cost?
The pre-paid staff parking permit allows access to all campus car parks. Each visit costs £2, while the first purchase costs £10 for five visits. A top-up purchase has a minimum transaction requirement of £10, although each visit remains charged at £2. Staff should use the permit system rather than relying on unrestricted street parking.
What Nearby Parking Options Are Available?
Nearby priced spaces include parking near Hendon Hall at £2.50 a day and 0.2 miles away, secure StoneX Stadium parking at £25 an hour and 0.2 miles away, and secure 24/7 Downage parking at £13.44 an hour and 0.2 miles away. A Hendon driveway is £6 a day and 0.3 miles away, while a monthly space is £75 a month and 274 yd away.
Which Nearby Station Is Best for Walking to Campus?
Hendon Central tube station is the nearest station, 0.5 miles from campus and a 10-minute walk. Hendon railway station is about a 17-minute walk away, while Colindale tube station is about a 20-minute walk away. These options let visitors leave the car outside Hendon and continue on foot.
When Is Parking Demand Busiest?
Demand is likely to be most acute during open days and applicant visit days, when free on-campus parking is offered to attendees. These occasions bring prospective students and visitors to Scholars Courtyard, so a pre-arranged visitor space or nearby booked space is more practical than relying on casual campus access.
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