Parking Near High Barnet Tube Station, England
Where Can I Park for High Barnet Tube Station?
The TfL car park is entered from Meadway beside 131,133 Meadway and operates 24/7 without barriers. Charges are £11 Monday to Friday and £6.30 on Saturday, but the car park was recorded as over 100 per cent utilised during the average week. Nearby Parksy options include a secure 29-yard space at £96 a month.
- Address
- 131,133 Meadway, High Barnet, Greater London, EN5 5JY
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking Space in High Barnet - CCTV & Security!, 29 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- New Barnet railway station, 0.9 mi (19 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
High Barnet Station Car Park on Meadway
The station has a TfL car park at High Barnet Underground Station, entered from Meadway beside the station address at 131,133 Meadway, High Barnet, Greater London, EN5 5JY. TfL lists a car park among the station facilities, while the operator information describes it as non-barriered and open 24/7 (TfL; Saba Parking).
Parking charges are £11 Monday to Friday and £6.30 on Saturday (Saba Parking).
The station car park is heavily used by commuters: the Greater London Authority recorded it as over 100 per cent utilised during the average week when reporting an all-day charge of £5 (Greater London Authority). That makes the operator car park most relevant for drivers arriving early enough to find a space rather than relying on spare capacity later in the morning.
Commuter Parking for the Station Journey
Weekday demand is the main issue for anyone driving to the station. The Greater London Authority recorded the car park as over 100 per cent utilised during the average week (Greater London Authority), so a driver planning a regular journey should compare a reserved nearby space with the station tariff instead of assuming that a TfL bay will be available at peak time.
The operator lists longer-stay products alongside daily parking, including one-week, one-month, three-month and 12-month tariffs (Saba Parking). Those products suit commuters who need repeated access, while the non-barriered 24/7 operation gives flexibility for early departures and late returns (Saba Parking).
TfL lists gates, ticket halls and a waiting room at the station, so a parking choice can be matched to a straightforward walk into the Underground entrance (TfL). A daily Parksy booking is also useful for a single commuting day when the station car park's weekday charge is not the only consideration.
Parking Controls on High Barnet Streets
The station sits on Meadway in High Barnet, near Barnet, and the approach roads include residential streets around the Underground terminus. Drivers should treat marked bays, yellow lines and signed restrictions as the controlling information for each exact position rather than using the station car park tariff as a guide to roadside parking.
Parking enforcement applies on public roads, and a resident-controlled bay or a time-limited bay is not interchangeable with an unrestricted commuter space. A vehicle left outside its permitted hours or without the required local authorisation can receive a penalty, even when the station car park is busy.
For a reliable weekday journey, a booked off-street space avoids the uncertainty of searching along Meadway and nearby residential roads. The TfL car park is the clearly identified station facility, while roadside parking depends on the restriction shown at the individual bay.
Parksy Spaces Close to High Barnet Tube Station
Parksy lists a secure parking space in High Barnet, 29 yards away, at £96 a month. Its CCTV and security description make it suited to a commuter who wants a regular off-street base close to the entrance. A station car park space is 46 yards away and costs £11 a day, matching the weekday TfL charge while offering a separately listed nearby option.
For short visits, a parking space on Meadway is 153 yards away and costs £12.50 an hour. A 24/7 space in Barnet, EN5 5RU, is 245 yards away and costs £75 a week, which suits a commuter needing several days rather than a single visit.
Two monthly options are listed farther out: parking at Barnet Hospital, High Barnet, is 289 yards away at £100 a month, while another 24/7 High Barnet space in EN5 is 318 yards away at £75 a week. The six listings give drivers a choice between proximity, flexible duration and a regular monthly arrangement.
New Barnet Connection From the Station
New Barnet railway station is the nearest listed rail connection, 0.9 miles away and a 19-minute walk from High Barnet tube station. It provides an alternative starting point for journeys that are better suited to the railway network, although the extra distance makes it less convenient for a simple Underground commute.
TfL lists the station's gates, ticket halls and waiting room, confirming the core facilities for beginning a Tube journey (TfL). The station also has WiFi, toilets and an ASDA Click and Collect facility (TfL), which can be useful when combining a commute with a local errand.
New Barnet Station is operated by APCOA, and free parking is offered to Blue Badge holders when the badge is displayed (APCOA). Drivers with accessibility needs therefore have a separate rail option to consider, while other commuters can compare the station car park with the nearby Parksy spaces for a more predictable arrival.
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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 High Barnet Tube Station?
The TfL car park is entered from Meadway beside 131,133 Meadway and operates 24/7 without barriers. Charges are £11 Monday to Friday and £6.30 on Saturday, but the car park was recorded as over 100 per cent utilised during the average week. Nearby Parksy options include a secure 29-yard space at £96 a month.
How Much Does Parking at the Tube Station Cost?
The station car park charges £11 Monday to Friday and £6.30 on Saturday. A separately listed station car park space is 46 yards away at £11 a day. For a shorter visit, a Meadway space is 153 yards away and costs £12.50 an hour, while a 24/7 Barnet space 245 yards away costs £75 a week.
Is the Station Car Park Open All Day?
The TfL car park operates 24/7 and is non-barriered, giving flexibility for early departures and late returns. It is entered from Meadway beside 131,133 Meadway. TfL lists gates, ticket halls and a waiting room at the station, so drivers can match parking with a straightforward walk into the Underground entrance.
Will I Find a Weekday Parking Space at the Station?
Weekday demand is high: the Greater London Authority recorded the car park as over 100 per cent utilised during the average week. A driver planning a regular journey should compare a reserved nearby space with the station tariff rather than assume a bay will be available at peak time. Longer-stay products include one-week, one-month, three-month and 12-month tariffs.
Can I Park on Streets Near the Station?
Marked bays, yellow lines and signed restrictions control each exact roadside position. Parking enforcement applies on public roads, and resident-controlled or time-limited bays are not interchangeable with unrestricted commuter spaces. A vehicle left outside permitted hours or without required local authorisation can receive a penalty, so a booked off-street space avoids uncertainty around Meadway and nearby residential roads.
How Far Is New Barnet Railway Station?
New Barnet railway station is 0.9 miles away and a 19-minute walk from the tube station. It is an alternative starting point for journeys suited to the railway network, although the extra distance makes it less convenient for a simple Underground commute. Free parking is offered to Blue Badge holders when the badge is displayed.
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