Parking Near Packhorse Shopping Centre, Kirklees
Where Can I Park for Packhorse Shopping Centre?
The centre’s sat-nav postcode is HD1 2RT, with access from M62 Junction 25 via Huddersfield and Huddersfield Town Centre before turning left onto the ring road. The nearest priced Parksy option is Sainsbury’s Shorehead, 16 yd away at £5.05 a day. An Alfred St space is 63 yd away at £6.20 an hour and available 24/7.
- Address
- 15 Packhorse Centre, Kirklees, HD1 2RT
- Closest listed space
- Event Parking at Sainsbury's Shorehead, Huddersfield, 16 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lockwood railway station, 1.1 mi (23 min walk)
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Inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Lywin
Packhorse Shopping Centre’s Own Parking in Huddersfield
The centre’s official directions give the sat-nav postcode as HD1 2RT and advise drivers approaching from the M62 to use Junction 25, follow signs for Huddersfield and Huddersfield Town Centre, then turn left onto the ring road (packhorseshoppingcentre.co.uk). These directions bring you to the shopping-centre area at 15 Packhorse Centre, Kirklees, HD1 2RT.
The centre publishes opening hours of 9:00am to 8:00pm from Monday to Saturday and 10:00am to 8:00pm on Sunday, although individual retailers can vary (packhorseshoppingcentre.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Closest to Packhorse Shopping Centre
The nearest priced Parksy option is Event Parking at Sainsbury’s Shorehead, a space 16 yd away for £5.05 a day. A 24/7 space on Alfred St is 63 yd away at £6.20 an hour, while a monthly space in Huddersfield, HD1, is also 63 yd away for £73 a month.
For a short stop, the Alfred St space offers a nearby bookable alternative to the centre area, while the Shorehead space gives a day rate for a longer visit. The monthly HD1 space is the better fit for regular work or shopping trips because its price is set by the month rather than by each visit. A space at Oakes Villa, Huddersfield, is 190 yd away at £0.80 an hour, making it the lowest hourly-priced Parksy choice listed nearby.
Other Named Parking Near the Centre
Parksy also lists Affordable Parking at Sainsbury’s Huddersfield, 275 yd from the centre, priced at £4.50 an hour. Its greater distance suits drivers who are happy to walk beyond the immediate Packhorse area in exchange for a lower hourly price than the Alfred St listing.
Convenient 24/7 Parking Lot in Huddersfield is 323 yd away and costs £6 a day. The two Sainsbury’s listings provide different booking patterns: Shorehead is 16 yd away at £5.05 a day, while Sainsbury’s Huddersfield is 275 yd away at £4.50 an hour.
Busy Shopping Times and Published Centre Rules
The centre’s published trading hours run until 8:00pm from Monday to Saturday and on Sunday, with Monday to Saturday opening at 9:00am and Sunday opening at 10:00am (packhorseshoppingcentre.co.uk). Retailer opening times can vary, so shopping trips tied to a particular store may not follow the main centre schedule.
The centre’s official directions identify Huddersfield Town Centre and the ring road as the approach route, which is useful when busy shopping traffic makes local streets slower (packhorseshoppingcentre.co.uk). No official Packhorse source in the published information provides a parking time limit, enforcement company, event restriction, sales-day rule or parking tariff, so those details should not be assumed when choosing the centre’s own parking.
Walking From Lockwood Station to Packhorse Shopping Centre
Lockwood railway station is the nearest listed station, at 1.1 mi from Packhorse Shopping Centre and a 23 min walk. The station is therefore better suited to visitors who prefer a rail-and-walk journey than to shoppers carrying bulky purchases or planning a quick car-based stop.
The destination address is 15 Packhorse Centre, Kirklees, HD1 2RT. Drivers using the official approach can set their sat-nav to HD1 2RT, follow signs for Huddersfield and Huddersfield Town Centre from M62 Junction 25, and turn left onto the ring road (packhorseshoppingcentre.co.uk).
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 Packhorse Shopping Centre?
The centre’s sat-nav postcode is HD1 2RT, with access from M62 Junction 25 via Huddersfield and Huddersfield Town Centre before turning left onto the ring road. The nearest priced Parksy option is Sainsbury’s Shorehead, 16 yd away at £5.05 a day. An Alfred St space is 63 yd away at £6.20 an hour and available 24/7.
What Postcode Should I Use for Packhorse Shopping Centre Parking?
Use HD1 2RT for the shopping-centre area at 15 Packhorse Centre, Kirklees. From the M62, take Junction 25, follow signs for Huddersfield and Huddersfield Town Centre, then turn left onto the ring road. This is the official approach described for reaching the centre area.
What Is the Nearest Priced Parking Option?
Event Parking at Sainsbury’s Shorehead is the nearest priced Parksy option, at 16 yd away and £5.05 a day. It suits a longer visit because it offers a day rate. For a short stop, the Alfred St space is 63 yd away, costs £6.20 an hour and is available 24/7.
Is There Monthly Parking Near the Centre?
A monthly space in Huddersfield, HD1, is 63 yd away and costs £73 a month. Its price is set by the month rather than by each visit, making it a better fit for regular work or shopping trips than parking priced for individual visits.
What Are the Centre’s Opening Hours?
Published centre hours are 9:00am to 8:00pm from Monday to Saturday, and 10:00am to 8:00pm on Sunday. Individual retailers can vary, so a trip tied to a particular store may not follow the main centre schedule.
Can I Walk From Lockwood Railway Station?
Lockwood railway station is the nearest listed station, at 1.1 mi away and a 23 min walk. This suits visitors who prefer a rail-and-walk journey, but it is less suitable for shoppers carrying bulky purchases or planning a quick car-based stop.
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