Parking Near Richmond Theatre, Kew
Where Can I Park for Richmond Theatre?
The nearest named car park is Old Deer Car Park, accessed from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot. The closest listed space is 97 yards away at £10 a day. Richmond station has an NCP car park, and the four-minute walk from the station to Little Green makes it a practical alternative for an evening performance.
- Address
- Little Green
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Lot in Richmond - Only £10/Day!, 97 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Richmond station, 276 yd (4 min walk)
Parking Near Kew
A stage seen from a theatre auditorium Photo: Pexels / S L V
Parking for a Show at Richmond Theatre
Richmond Theatre is on Little Green in St Margarets, near Kew. The venue guidance identifies Old Deer Car Park as the nearest car park, with access from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot (ATG Tickets). A few parking bays sit outside the theatre, and Blue Badge holders can use these bays (Connect to Support Surrey).
Old Deer Park is about 0.4 miles from the venue, with access off the A316 (Orange Tree Theatre). The theatre guidance also points Blue Badge holders towards Old Deer Park Car Park (Connect to Support Surrey). For an evening performance, a pre-booked nearby space can reduce the walk after the curtain call, while the bays outside are specifically relevant to accessible parking.
Parksy Spaces Close to the Venue
The closest listed option is a parking space 97 yards away at £10 a day, making it a few steps from the venue. A Richmond Athletic Ground car park space is 270 yards away at £16.70 a day, while another space at the same car park is 0.2 miles away at £3 an hour. These locations keep the walk short after a performance.
For longer stays, a secure commercial garage space in Richmond is 0.2 miles away at £100 a month. A 24/7 space at Piano House, Richmond TW10, is 0.3 miles away at £4.50 an hour. A secure gated space in Richmond, TW10, is also 0.3 miles away and costs £9 a day. The 0.3-mile walk is still manageable after an evening show, but the closer spaces are more convenient for a quick exit.
Old Deer Park and Other Richmond Parking Choices
Old Deer Car Park is the main named alternative to parking beside the venue, with access from A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot (ATG Tickets). Old Deer Park is about 0.4 miles from the theatre and is also identified as an option for Blue Badge holders (Orange Tree Theatre; Connect to Support Surrey).
Richmond station has an NCP car park on the ground level, providing access to Richmond centre and the station (NCP). These options suit drivers combining a show with a station or town-centre visit.
Street Parking and Event-Day Controls in St Margarets
The venue has a few parking bays outside, with Blue Badge holders able to use them (Connect to Support Surrey). The limited number of bays makes them unsuitable as the main plan for a busy performance. Old Deer Car Park is reached from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot, so those approaches are useful alternatives when the immediate frontage is occupied (ATG Tickets).
Drivers attending a night performance should therefore allow for the evening tariff when choosing a council car park rather than relying on a short daytime stay.
Walking From Richmond Station to the Theatre
The station is also served by an NCP car park on the ground level, with access to Richmond centre and the station (NCP). This combination is useful for drivers who prefer to leave the car by the station and continue on foot.
From Richmond station, the four-minute walk to Little Green makes rail a practical alternative for evening performances. Drivers approaching from Kew can therefore compare a short station walk with the nearby parking spaces before deciding whether to take the car into the theatre area.
* 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 Richmond Theatre?
The nearest named car park is Old Deer Car Park, accessed from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot. The closest listed space is 97 yards away at £10 a day. Richmond station has an NCP car park, and the four-minute walk from the station to Little Green makes it a practical alternative for an evening performance.
What Is the Nearest Car Park to Richmond Theatre?
Old Deer Car Park is identified as the nearest car park, with access from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot. Old Deer Park is about 0.4 miles from the venue. It is also identified as an option for Blue Badge holders, while a few parking bays outside the theatre can be used by Blue Badge holders.
Are There Parking Spaces Close to Richmond Theatre?
The closest listed option is 97 yards away at £10 a day. A Richmond Athletic Ground car park space is 270 yards away at £16.70 a day, while another space there is 0.2 miles away at £3 an hour. For a quick exit after a performance, these shorter walks are more convenient.
What Accessible Parking Is Available for Richmond Theatre?
A few parking bays sit outside the theatre, and Blue Badge holders can use them. The theatre guidance also points Blue Badge holders towards Old Deer Park Car Park. Old Deer Park is about 0.4 miles from the venue, with access off the A316, while Old Deer Car Park is reached from the A316 Twickenham Road and Park Lane off Parkshot.
Can I Park Near Richmond Theatre for an Evening Performance?
Options include a 24/7 space at Piano House, Richmond TW10, 0.3 miles away at £4.50 an hour, and a secure gated space in Richmond, TW10, 0.3 miles away at £9 a day. Drivers should allow for the evening tariff when choosing a council car park.
Is Richmond Station Parking a Good Alternative?
Richmond station has an NCP car park on the ground level, providing access to Richmond centre and the station. From the station, the four-minute walk to Little Green makes rail a practical alternative for evening performances. Drivers approaching from Kew can compare this short station walk with nearby parking spaces before deciding whether to drive into the theatre area.
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