Parking Near Huddersfield Railway Station, Kirklees
Where Can I Park for Huddersfield Railway Station?
The station itself has no parking spaces or accessible parking spaces, but a drop-off facility is available. Parksy lists a 24/7 parking-lot space 55 yards from the station area for £6 a day.
- Address
- 7 St George's Square, Kirklees, HD1 1LA
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Parking Lot in Huddersfield, 55 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lockwood railway station, 1.2 mi (24 min walk)
Parking Near Kirklees
A well-known visitor attraction Photo: Pexels / Hamit Ferhat
Parking at Huddersfield Station
Huddersfield railway station is at 7 St George's Square, Kirklees, HD1 1LA. The station itself has no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces, according to National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). A drop-off facility is available, so drivers collecting or setting down passengers should use the station approach rather than treating the forecourt as a long-stay car park.
Northern Railway lists 28 car parking spaces at Huddersfield Station (northernrailway.co.uk), but the National Rail station page records no parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk). APCOA lists Huddersfield Station as a parking location, with opening-hours and pricing information provided through its operator page (apcoa.co.uk).
Nearby Car Parks Around St George's Square
Kirklees Council operates 88 car parks across the district, including 84 council-owned sites, while four are privately owned (kirklees.gov.uk).
The council’s parking information covers the local car parks and their operating arrangements, while TransPennine Express directs passengers to station-specific parking information and payment guidance (kirklees.gov.uk; tpexpress.co.uk). For a journey from St George’s Square, use the council car-park information to identify an off-street site before arriving, then allow time to walk back to the platforms. The official sources supplied for Huddersfield also identify a station drop-off facility, but do not provide a free station parking option.
Peak Pressure and Street Parking in Huddersfield
Parking pressure is greatest when rail demand coincides with activity in central Huddersfield. The station sits in St George’s Square, so short-stay traffic, commuters and town-centre visitors can all compete for limited kerb space around the approach. A planned off-street booking avoids relying on a space appearing close to the entrance.
Kirklees Council controls the district’s car-park network, covering 88 sites and 84 council-owned car parks (kirklees.gov.uk). Those figures describe the wider supply rather than a guarantee of space beside the station. Street parking around the square remains subject to local signs, markings and any controlled restrictions in force on the particular street. Drivers should treat signed restrictions as binding and avoid using the station drop-off area for a longer stay.
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to Huddersfield Station
Parksy lists a 24/7 parking-lot space 55 yards from the station area for £6 a day. A monthly parking space in HD1 is 223 yards away for £73 a month, while a 24/7 space at Alfred Street is also 223 yards away and costs £6.20 an hour.
Two further hourly spaces are listed nearby: a 24/7 space on Trinity Street is 279 yards away for £5 an hour, and a space at Sainsbury’s Huddersfield is 300 yards away for £4.50 an hour. Event parking at Sainsbury’s Shorehead is 296 yards away for £5.05 a day. These spaces cover daily, monthly and hourly stays, with the closest listed option 55 yards away.
Rail Connections and Walking Access From Huddersfield
Huddersfield railway station is the rail access point at 7 St George's Square, Kirklees, HD1 1LA.
Lockwood railway station is the nearest alternative station, at 1.2 miles from the site and a 24-minute walk. Drivers using a space around the station should allow enough time to walk from the parking location to the platforms, especially where the booking is on Alfred Street, Trinity Street or around Sainsbury’s.
Sources
* 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 Huddersfield Railway Station?
The station itself has no parking spaces or accessible parking spaces, but a drop-off facility is available. Parksy lists a 24/7 parking-lot space 55 yards from the station area for £6 a day.
Does Huddersfield Railway Station Have Parking?
National Rail records no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces at the station. A drop-off facility is available for drivers collecting or setting down passengers, who should use the station approach rather than treating the forecourt as a long-stay car park. Northern Railway lists 28 car parking spaces, while APCOA lists the station as a parking location.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Near the Station?
The closest listed option is a 24/7 parking-lot space 55 yards from the station area, costing £6 a day. Parksy also lists a monthly space in HD1 and a 24/7 space at Alfred Street, both 223 yards away. Drivers should allow enough time to walk from the parking location to the platforms.
How Much Does Nearby Parking Cost?
Parksy lists daily, monthly and hourly options. A 24/7 parking-lot space 55 yards away costs £6 a day, while a monthly space 223 yards away costs £73 a month. Hourly spaces cost £6.20 an hour at Alfred Street, £5 an hour on Trinity Street and £4.50 an hour at Sainsbury’s Huddersfield.
Is There Event Parking Near the Station?
Event parking at Sainsbury’s Shorehead is listed 296 yards away for £5.05 a day. Drivers should allow time to walk back to the platforms from the parking location. Parking pressure can be greatest when rail demand coincides with activity in central Huddersfield, so a planned off-street booking avoids relying on a nearby space appearing.
Can I Use Street Parking Around St George’s Square?
Street parking around the square remains subject to local signs, markings and any controlled restrictions in force on the particular street. Signed restrictions are binding. The station drop-off area should not be used for a longer stay. Kirklees Council’s wider network covers 88 car parks, including 84 council-owned sites, but this does not guarantee a space beside the station.
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