Parking Near Edgar Street, Hereford
Where Can I Park for Edgar Street?
The ground has a large pay-and-display car park, while Old Market multistorey car park is across from the away-section entrance. Merton Meadow is next to the ground and costs £5 for a full day, with a cheapest rate of £1. For a nearby priced space, Parksy lists Old Market Shopping Centre 256 yards away at £5 an hour.
- Address
- Edgar Street, Hereford, HR4 9JU
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking at Old Market Shopping Centre, Hereford, 256 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Hereford railway station, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
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Edgar Street with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, helping visitors enjoy a short walk and spend less time circling. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at Edgar Street
The venue has a large pay-and-display car park at the ground, giving match-day drivers an on-site option (Football Ground Guide). The Old Market multistorey car park is across from the entrance to the away section, so it provides a named alternative close to the visiting supporters’ entrance (Football Ground Guide).
The Courtyard Hereford’s parking information covers Edgar Street and states that charges apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with up to 30 minutes free in any bay (The Courtyard Hereford). The same page lists a parking telephone number, 020 3046 0020 (The Courtyard Hereford).
Named Hereford Car Parks Near the Ground
Merton Meadow is next to Hereford FC’s ground and costs £5 for a full day, with a cheapest rate of £1 (Hereford Times). The council’s named Hereford car parks include East Street, Nelson Street, West Street and Wye Street (Herefordshire Council). These sites give drivers alternatives beyond the ground car park when a match brings heavier demand around the stadium.
The Old Market multistorey car park is across from the away-section entrance, making it one of the most direct alternatives for visiting supporters (Football Ground Guide). A separate Edgar Street parking lot at HR4 9JS has 20 places, costs £1 an hour, £3 up to 3 hours or £5.16 for 24 hours, and is open all year (Park4night). The operator information lists the facility as open day and night (Park4night).
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to Edgar
Parksy lists secure parking at Old Market Shopping Centre, 256 yards away, at £5 an hour. A space at Wickes Hereford in HR4 is 0.2 miles away and costs £5.40 an hour. Both options put drivers within a short walk of the stadium, useful when the nearby road is busy after a match.
Parksy also lists driveway parking at Oak House in Hereford, HR1/HR4, 0.3 miles away for £3.20 a day, alongside a 24/7 parking lot in Hereford at 0.3 miles for £8 a day. Quay House Medical Centre parking is 0.3 miles away at £3.30 an hour. A Stashbee space in Herefordshire is 0.4 miles away at £50 a month, giving longer-stay drivers another priced choice.
Restrictions and Enforcement Around the Venue
Charges apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on the Edgar Street parking covered by The Courtyard Hereford’s arrival guidance (The Courtyard Hereford). Up to 30 minutes is free in any bay, so short visits have a defined free period rather than unrestricted parking (The Courtyard Hereford).
The ground car park operates as pay and display, according to Football Ground Guide (Football Ground Guide). The Edgar Street parking lot at HR4 9JS is listed as open day and night, with 20 places and a maximum published charge of £5.16 for 24 hours (Park4night).
Walking From Hereford Railway Station
Hereford railway station is the nearest station to the venue, at 0.4 miles away and a 9-minute walk. The station provides a practical alternative for supporters who would rather avoid searching for a space around a busy fixture.
Drivers using one of the named car parks can leave the vehicle before the busiest period and continue on foot, while rail passengers can make the full journey without event-day parking.
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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 Edgar Street?
The ground has a large pay-and-display car park, while Old Market multistorey car park is across from the away-section entrance. Merton Meadow is next to the ground and costs £5 for a full day, with a cheapest rate of £1. For a nearby priced space, Parksy lists Old Market Shopping Centre 256 yards away at £5 an hour.
Is There Parking at Edgar Street on Match Days?
Yes. The venue has a large pay-and-display car park at the ground, providing an on-site option for match-day drivers. Old Market multistorey car park is across from the entrance to the away section, making it a named alternative close to the visiting supporters’ entrance when demand around the stadium is heavier.
How Much Does Merton Meadow Car Park Cost?
Merton Meadow is next to the ground and costs £5 for a full day, with a cheapest rate of £1. It is one of the named Hereford car parks available as an alternative beyond the ground car park when a match brings heavier demand around the stadium.
Are There Parking Charges at Edgar Street?
Charges apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on the parking covered by the arrival guidance. Up to 30 minutes is free in any bay, so short visits have a defined free period. The ground car park operates as pay and display, while the Edgar Street parking lot at HR4 9JS is open day and night.
What Parksy Parking Is Closest to Edgar Street?
Parksy lists secure parking at Old Market Shopping Centre, 256 yards away, at £5 an hour. A space at Wickes Hereford in HR4 is 0.2 miles away and costs £5.40 an hour. Oak House is 0.3 miles away at £3.20 a day, while Quay House Medical Centre is 0.3 miles away at £3.30 an hour.
How Far Is Hereford Railway Station From Edgar Street?
Hereford railway station is the nearest station to the venue, at 0.4 miles away and a 9-minute walk. It provides a practical alternative for supporters who would rather avoid searching for a space around a busy fixture, and rail passengers can make the full journey without event-day parking.
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