Parking Near Regent's University London, Marylebone
Where Can I Park for Regent's University London?
Regent's University London has visitor and student spaces, but they are first come, first served, with a yellow pay station near the exit beside the Herringham building. On-street parking in the Inner Circle opposite the campus is limited to four hours. Nearby alternatives include a secure 24/7 garage 323 yards away at £150 a month and spaces 0.3 mi away.
- Address
- York Bridge, Marylebone, City of Westminster, NW1 4NS
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Parking Garage in Regents Park, London, 323 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Baker Street tube station, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
Parking Near Marylebone
Regent's University London with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, offering a short walk and less time circling Marylebone streets. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Regent's University London on York Bridge
Regent's University London has parking spaces for visitors and students, but spaces are not pre-allocated. The institution says they are available on a first-come, first-served basis (regents.ac.uk). The campus car park uses a yellow pay station near the exit beside the Herringham building (regents.ac.uk).
On-street parking is available in the Inner Circle opposite the campus, with a maximum four-hour period (hub.regents.ac.uk). Motorbike parking is free of charge (hub.regents.ac.uk). Parking for visitors and students is therefore most practical for short campus visits when a space is available, rather than as a guaranteed option for a full day.
Busy Periods Around the Campus and Inner Circle
Parking demand is likely to be strongest during university term time, open days and events, when visitors, students and staff may arrive together. The campus guidance confirms that spaces are first come, first served, so early arrival is important for anyone relying on the university car park (regents.ac.uk).
The Inner Circle opposite the campus allows on-street parking for a maximum four-hour period (hub.regents.ac.uk). This restriction makes the surrounding road less suitable for a full working day or extended event visit. The Royal Parks also states that Blue Badge parking is free but subject to a four-hour time limit (royalparks.org.uk).
Parksy Spaces Within 323 Yards of Regent's University London
The closest listed option is a secure 24/7 parking garage in Regent's Park, 323 yards away, priced at £150 a month. Its monthly format suits staff or students needing regular parking rather than a single campus visit.
Three Marylebone Square spaces are 0.3 miles away: secure 24/7 parking at £4.50 an hour, Euro Car Parks Marylebone Square at £4.50 an hour, and 24/7 parking at £12.10 a day. The hourly spaces suit short visitor appointments, while the day-priced space is more appropriate for staff, students or visitors staying most of the day. Two further spaces are 0.3 miles away: parking at Park Plaza Nottingham at £4.10 a day and 24/7 parking at London Fertility Centre, Marylebone, at £33.80 a day.
Other Car Parks Near the Regent's Park Campus
Q-Park lists St John's Wood and Church Street as car parks a short walk from Regent's Park (q-park.co.uk). These provide alternatives to the campus parking area for drivers who prefer an off-street facility outside the Inner Circle restriction.
Parking in the park is free of charge for Blue Badge holders, subject to a four-hour time limit (royalparks.org.uk). The campus visitor information also gives a weekend charge of £15 per day and a weekday charge of £2.50 per hour for parking at Regents (regentsevents.co.uk).
Walking From Baker Street and Other Nearby Stations
Baker Street tube station is the nearest station to Regent's University London, at 0.2 miles or a five-minute walk. It is the most convenient rail and Underground arrival point for students, staff and visitors who can leave the car outside the busiest campus streets.
Regent's Park tube station is around an eight-minute walk away, while Marylebone station is around a nine-minute walk away. These alternatives give drivers more flexibility when combining a nearby parking space with a walk to York Bridge, particularly when the campus car park is full.
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 Regent's University London?
Regent's University London has visitor and student spaces, but they are first come, first served, with a yellow pay station near the exit beside the Herringham building. On-street parking in the Inner Circle opposite the campus is limited to four hours. Nearby alternatives include a secure 24/7 garage 323 yards away at £150 a month and spaces 0.3 mi away.
Is Parking Available at Regent's University London?
Visitor and student parking is available on campus, but spaces are not pre-allocated and are offered first come, first served. The car park uses a yellow pay station near the exit beside the Herringham building. It is therefore most practical for a short campus visit when a space is available, rather than a guaranteed full-day option.
How Long Can I Park in the Inner Circle Opposite the Campus?
On-street parking in the Inner Circle opposite the campus has a maximum four-hour period. This makes it less suitable for a full working day or an extended event visit. Blue Badge parking in the park is free of charge, but the Royal Parks also applies a four-hour time limit.
What Are the Nearest Paid Parking Spaces?
The closest listed option is a secure 24/7 parking garage in Regent's Park, 323 yards away, priced at £150 a month. Three Marylebone Square spaces are 0.3 mi away, including secure 24/7 parking at £4.50 an hour, Euro Car Parks Marylebone Square at £4.50 an hour and 24/7 parking at £12.10 a day.
When Is Parking Around the Campus Likely to Be Busiest?
Demand is likely to be strongest during university term time, open days and events, when visitors, students and staff may arrive together.
Which Station Is Closest for Walking to the Campus?
Baker Street tube station is the nearest, at 0.2 miles or a five-minute walk. Regent's Park tube station is around an eight-minute walk away, while Marylebone station is around a nine-minute walk away. These options can help when combining a nearby parking space with a walk to York Bridge.
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