Parking Near Lee Railway Station, Blackheath
Where Can I Park for Lee Railway Station?
Lee railway station has an APCOA open-air car park with 11 spaces, accessed from Burnt Ash Road and positioned on the approach to platform 1. It operates Monday to Friday 06:10-19:30, Saturday 07:30-14:20 and Sunday 08:10-15:40. Charges are £8, £35 weekly and £123.40 monthly, with free parking for registered Blue Badge holders displaying their badge.
- Address
- 1 Burnt Ash Hill
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space Available in Lee, London, 66 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Hither Green railway station, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Lee Railway Station Car Park on Burnt Ash Road
The station car park is operated by APCOA and has 11 spaces, with access from Burnt Ash Road in Lee (APCOA Prebook; National Rail). The open-air surface car park is located on the approach to platform 1 (AccessAble).
Station parking is available during the published operating hours of Monday to Friday 06:10-19:30, Saturday 07:30-14:20 and Sunday 08:10-15:40 (Southeastern Railway). The listed charges are £8, £35 weekly and £123.40 monthly (Southeastern Railway). Free parking is offered to Blue Badge holders after vehicle registration on the APCOA Blue Badge Portal, with the badge displayed (APCOA).
Parking Rules Around Burnt Ash Hill and the Station Approach
The station address is 1 Burnt Ash Hill, while the station car park information identifies Burnt Ash Road as the car park access street (APCOA Prebook).
Free parking for Blue Badge holders applies at the station car park when the vehicle is registered on the APCOA Blue Badge Portal and the Blue Badge is displayed (APCOA). The station car park is open air and positioned on the approach to platform 1 (AccessAble), so the approach itself is part of the practical parking layout rather than a separate long-stay area.
Parksy Spaces Within Walking Distance of the Station
A monthly space in Lee is 66 yards away and costs £39 a month, making it a close option for a regular commuter who wants a dedicated space rather than a station car park bay. A garage space in SE12 is 137 yards away and costs £100 a month, suiting drivers who prefer secure, covered parking.
Sainsbury's Lee Green parking in SE12 is 0.2 miles away, offers 24/7 access and costs £4.80 an hour. A 24/7 car park with CCTV in Lee is also 0.2 miles away and costs £7.50 a day. For occasional rail trips, a SE3 parking space is 0.5 miles away at £1 an hour, while parking near Barkantine Health Clinic is 0.5 miles away at £8.10 a day.
Commuter Parking Choices for Lee Trains
The station's 11 spaces make the official car park a compact option for commuters, particularly where arriving early is practical (National Rail).
For longer-term use, Southeastern lists a £35 weekly charge and a £123.40 monthly charge for station parking (Southeastern Railway). The £39-a-month Lee space is 66 yards away, and the £100-a-month SE12 garage is 137 yards away, so both provide alternatives to relying on a station bay each day. The 24/7 Lee car park costs £7.50 a day and includes CCTV, which suits commuters needing daily rather than monthly parking.
Hither Green Connection From Lee Railway Station
Hither Green railway station is the nearest station, at 0.6 miles or a 13-minute walk from the station. That connection gives drivers another rail departure point to consider when parking at Lee is inconvenient, although the walking distance makes it more useful for planned transfers than a quick platform change.
The station is 1.2 miles from Blackheath centre. A 24/7 SE3 parking space is 0.5 miles away and costs £1 an hour, while the Barkantine Health Clinic space is also 0.5 miles away and costs £8.10 a day. Those spaces can suit drivers combining a station journey with a longer visit, whereas the closer Lee and SE12 options are better aligned with regular rail commuting.
* 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 Lee Railway Station?
Lee railway station has an APCOA open-air car park with 11 spaces, accessed from Burnt Ash Road and positioned on the approach to platform 1. It operates Monday to Friday 06:10-19:30, Saturday 07:30-14:20 and Sunday 08:10-15:40. Charges are £8, £35 weekly and £123.40 monthly, with free parking for registered Blue Badge holders displaying their badge.
How Many Spaces Does Lee Railway Station Car Park Have?
The APCOA station car park has 11 spaces, making it a compact option for commuters. It is an open-air surface car park on the approach to platform 1, with access from Burnt Ash Road. Arriving early may be practical for drivers relying on a station bay, particularly because capacity is limited.
What Are the Lee Railway Station Parking Charges and Hours?
Station parking charges are £8, £35 weekly and £123.40 monthly. The car park operates Monday to Friday 06:10-19:30, Saturday 07:30-14:20 and Sunday 08:10-15:40. These options cover single visits as well as weekly and monthly parking for longer-term rail commuters.
Is Parking Free for Blue Badge Holders at Lee Railway Station?
Free parking is available for Blue Badge holders at the station car park. The vehicle must be registered on the APCOA Blue Badge Portal, and the Blue Badge must be displayed. This applies to the station car park, which is open air and positioned on the approach to platform 1.
What Alternatives Are Near Lee Railway Station for Regular Commuters?
A monthly Lee parking space is 66 yards away and costs £39 a month. A garage space in SE12 is 137 yards away and costs £100 a month. A 24/7 Lee car park with CCTV is 0.2 miles away and costs £7.50 a day, offering a daily alternative to relying on one of the 11 station spaces.
Can I Use Hither Green When Parking at Lee Is Inconvenient?
Hither Green railway station is 0.6 miles, or a 13-minute walk, from Lee railway station. It provides another rail departure point to consider when parking at Lee is inconvenient, although the distance is more suitable for a planned transfer than a quick platform change. The station is also 1.2 miles from Blackheath centre.
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