Parking Near Battersea Power Station Tube Station, Nine Elms
Where Can I Park for Battersea Power Station Tube Station?
The official car park is in Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ, and is open 24 hours a day. Drive from Battersea Park Road along Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ, to reach it. Parksy also lists a secure and convenient parking space in Battersea, 64 yards away, at £100 a month.
- Address
- 101 Battersea Park Road, Clapham Junction, Greater London, SW8 4DS
- Closest listed space
- Secure and Convenient Parking in Battersea, London SW8, 64 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Battersea Power Station, 23 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Nine Elms
A well-known visitor attraction Photo: Pexels / Mike Norris
Parking at Battersea Power Station in Clapham Junction
The site’s car parks are accessible via Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ, according to Battersea Power Station’s getting-here information (batterseapowerstation.co.uk). This is the official driving entrance to use when visiting the riverside destination rather than attempting to stop directly outside the underground entrance.
Parking is available in Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ, 24 hours a day (batterseapowerstation.co.uk). Drivers enter from Battersea Park Road and continue along Pump House Lane to reach the car park (batterseapowerstation.co.uk). The published attraction information confirms the location and access route, while the on-site parking guidance provides the practical choice for visitors arriving by car.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around BPS
The official getting-here guidance directs drivers to the Circus West Village car park rather than relying on spaces around Battersea Park Road (batterseapowerstation.co.uk).
The car park entrance is on Pump House Lane, with access from Battersea Park Road (batterseapowerstation.co.uk). Street parking should therefore be treated as a separate option from the official car park, with drivers following the signs and restrictions displayed on each surrounding road.
Named Alternatives Near Battersea Power Station
Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ, is the named parking location provided by the attraction for visitors, and the official guidance says it is open 24 hours a day (batterseapowerstation.co.uk). Its access is from Battersea Park Road via Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ (batterseapowerstation.co.uk).
The attraction’s parking directions identify Circus West Village and the Pump House Lane approach rather than listing another named public car park or a free visitor option. For a driver who wants to leave the car close to the destination, this makes the official car park the clearest named choice in the published visitor directions.
Parksy Spaces Within Walking Distance of BPS
Parksy lists a secure and convenient parking space in Battersea, 64 yards away, at £100 a month. The closest other listing is a secure parking garage at Viridian Apartments in SW8, 138 yards away, at £90 a month.
A parking space to rent in Battersea is 161 yards away and costs £35 an hour. Two covered options at Viridian Apartments and in Battersea are each 220 yards away, priced at £100 a month and £12 a day respectively. A further space on Battersea Park Road is 220 yards away at £150 a month.
Battersea Power Station Tube and Nearby Rail Walks
Battersea Power Station tube station is 23 yards from the attraction, a one-minute walk. The Northern line comes directly to the station (batterseapowerstation.co.uk), making the Underground the most direct public transport connection for the site.
Battersea Park railway station is about a five-minute walk away, while Queenstown Road railway station is about a seven-minute walk away. The station is in Clapham Junction, near Nine Elms, at 101 Battersea Park Road, Clapham Junction, Greater London, SW8 4DS.
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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 Battersea Power Station Tube Station?
The official car park is in Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ, and is open 24 hours a day. Drive from Battersea Park Road along Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ, to reach it. Parksy also lists a secure and convenient parking space in Battersea, 64 yards away, at £100 a month.
How Do I Drive to the Car Park for Battersea Power Station Tube Station?
Use the official driving entrance via Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ. Drivers enter from Battersea Park Road and continue along Pump House Lane to reach the car park in Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ. This is the route provided for visitors arriving by car rather than stopping directly outside the underground entrance.
Is Parking at Circus West Village Available 24 Hours?
Yes. Parking is available in Circus West Village, SW11 8EZ, 24 hours a day. The car park entrance is on Pump House Lane, SW11 8BJ, with access from Battersea Park Road. The official guidance identifies Circus West Village as the named parking location for visitors arriving by car.
What Nearby Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available?
Parksy lists a secure and convenient parking space in Battersea, 64 yards away, at £100 a month. Other options include a secure parking garage at Viridian Apartments, 138 yards away, at £90 a month, and a parking space to rent in Battersea, 161 yards away, at £35 an hour.
Can I Use Street Parking Around Battersea Park Road?
Street parking is separate from the official car park, so follow the signs and restrictions displayed on each surrounding road. The official getting-here guidance directs drivers to the Circus West Village car park, whose entrance is on Pump House Lane with access from Battersea Park Road.
How Far Is the Tube Station From the Attraction?
Battersea Power Station tube station is 23 yards from the attraction, a one-minute walk. The Northern line comes directly to the station. Battersea Park railway station is about a five-minute walk away, while Queenstown Road railway station is about a seven-minute walk away.
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