Parking Near Stoke Mandeville Railway Station, Aylesbury
Where Can I Park at Stoke Mandeville Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park is reached from Station Road, HP22 5UA, and is open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday. Chiltern Railways lists £6.40 off-peak, £9.10 daily, £34 weekly and £136 monthly parking. National Rail records 4 accessible spaces, while the station also has a drop-off and pick-up point.
- Address
- Meadow Park, Stoke Mandeville, HP22 5XH
- Closest listed space
- Affordable 24/7 Parking Space in Stoke Mandeville, 0.2 mi (4 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Station Parking on Station Road
The station car park is operated by APCOA and is reached from Station Road, Stoke Mandeville, HP22 5UA (APCOA Prebook). The operator lists 270 parking spaces, while National Rail lists 267 spaces and 4 accessible parking spaces (APCOA Prebook; National Rail). The difference is useful to bear in mind when planning for a busy train.
Parking is available Monday to Sunday and the car park is open 24 hours (Chiltern Railways). Chiltern Railways lists an off-peak rate of £6.40, a daily rate of £9.10, a weekly rate of £34 and a monthly rate of £136 (Chiltern Railways). The station also has a drop-off and pick-up point, which separates short station visits from longer stays (National Rail).
Street Parking Around Meadow Park and the Station
The station address is Meadow Park, Stoke Mandeville, HP22 5XH, near Aylesbury. For drivers approaching from the surrounding roads, the station car park entry information points to Station Road rather than Meadow Park (APCOA Prebook).
Stoke Mandeville Hospital is nearby and has its own controlled parking arrangements. Those charges apply to hospital parking, so a commuter should not treat hospital bays as an informal alternative to the station car park.
Commuter Tickets and Busy-Day Planning
The station car park’s published daily, weekly and monthly products give regular rail users alternatives to paying for each individual day. Chiltern Railways lists £9.10 for daily parking, £34 for weekly parking and £136 for monthly parking, alongside an off-peak rate of £6.40 (Chiltern Railways).
APCOA also provides a pre-booking page for Stoke Mandeville Station, with the car park listed at Station Road, Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire, HP22 5UA (APCOA Prebook). National Rail records 4 accessible spaces, which may be important for drivers who need accessible parking near the platforms (National Rail).
Parksy Spaces Near the Stoke Mandeville Station Area
Parksy lists an affordable 24/7 parking space in Stoke Mandeville, 0.2 miles away, at £8.70 a day. Its round-the-clock availability suits a commuter with an early departure, a late return or a timetable outside the station car park’s peak demand.
A disabled bay parking space in Stoke Mandeville is 0.3 miles away and costs £6.10 an hour. The closer paid space is suited to a driver who needs an accessible bay and an hourly stay. Parksy also lists on-street parking in Stoke Mandeville, Aylesbury, 0.9 miles away, at £3.50 an hour.
Three further Parksy spaces are at Stoke Mandeville Hospital: one is 1.0 mile away at £3.50 an hour, another is 1.0 mile away at £3.50 an hour, and a visitor parking space is 1.1 miles away at £3.50 an hour. These are more relevant to hospital visitors or drivers comfortable parking farther from the station.
Rail and Bus Alternatives Near Stoke Mandeville
The station is on the rail network serving Stoke Mandeville near Aylesbury, so rail remains the most direct connection for passengers starting locally. The station has a drop-off and pick-up point for short car journeys (National Rail). Drivers combining a lift with a train trip can use that facility instead of arranging a full-day parking stay.
For connections beyond the station, the practical interchange is the railway itself, with the station’s parking and drop-off facilities supporting onward travel by train (National Rail).
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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 at Stoke Mandeville Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park is reached from Station Road, HP22 5UA, and is open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday. Chiltern Railways lists £6.40 off-peak, £9.10 daily, £34 weekly and £136 monthly parking. National Rail records 4 accessible spaces, while the station also has a drop-off and pick-up point.
How Many Spaces Does the Station Car Park Have?
APCOA lists 270 parking spaces at the station car park, while National Rail lists 267 spaces and 4 accessible parking spaces. The difference between the two published totals is worth bearing in mind when planning for a busy train. The car park is operated by APCOA and is reached from Station Road, HP22 5UA.
What Are the Parking Prices for Regular Commuters?
Chiltern Railways lists an off-peak rate of £6.40, a daily rate of £9.10, a weekly rate of £34 and a monthly rate of £136. The daily, weekly and monthly products provide regular rail users with alternatives to paying for each individual day. APCOA also provides a pre-booking page for the station car park.
Are There Alternative Parking Spaces Near the Station?
Parksy lists a 24/7 space 0.2 miles away at £8.70 a day, plus a disabled bay 0.3 miles away at £6.10 an hour. On-street parking 0.9 miles away costs £3.50 an hour. Three hospital spaces are 1.0 or 1.1 miles away, each at £3.50 an hour.
Can I Use Hospital Parking Instead of the Station Car Park?
Stoke Mandeville Hospital is nearby but has its own controlled parking arrangements. Hospital charges apply to hospital parking, so commuters should not treat hospital bays as an informal alternative to the station car park. Parksy lists hospital spaces 1.0 mile away at £3.50 an hour and visitor parking 1.1 miles away at £3.50 an hour.
Does the Station Have Drop-Off and Pick-Up Facilities?
The station has a drop-off and pick-up point for short car journeys. Drivers combining a lift with a train trip can use that facility instead of arranging a full-day parking stay. For connections beyond the station, the railway is the practical interchange, with parking and drop-off facilities supporting onward travel by train.
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