Parking Near Cambridge South Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Cambridge South Railway Station?
Cambridge South railway station has no general public car park, so drivers need parking away from the station. The site has five Blue Badge parking bays and 1000 cycle parking spaces. A priced option at Addenbrooke's Car Park 2 is 0.4 mi away and costs £4.40 an hour, while parking near Addenbrooke's Hospital is 1.0 mi away at £6.30 a day.
- Address
- Francis Crick Avenue, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB2 0AA
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Addenbrooke's Car Park 2, Cambridge, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cambridge railway station, 1.4 mi (29 min walk)
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Cambridge South railway station with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, offering a short walk and less time spent circling for parking. Photo: Pexels
Station Parking at Cambridge South
Cambridge South railway station has no general public car park, so drivers cannot park in a standard station space before boarding. Greater Anglia describes the station as designed to support sustainable travel and confirms there is no general public car park (greateranglia.co.uk).
National Rail confirms that only five Blue Badge parking bays are available on site (nationalrail.co.uk). The station is on Francis Crick Avenue, Trumpington, Cambridge, CB2 0AA, while Network Rail highlights 1000 cycle parking spaces as part of the station facilities (networkrail.co.uk).
Commuter Parking Choices for the Station
Commuters who need to drive will need to use parking away from the station, because there is no general public station car park. The five on-site Blue Badge bays are the only car parking provision identified for the station (nationalrail.co.uk).
Cambridge Station Car Park, operated by Saba Parking, lists a Monday to Friday charge of £17.50, with £17.50 also listed for Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays (sabaparking.co.uk).
Street Parking Around Francis Crick Avenue
Francis Crick Avenue is the station address, but the station information identifies the site as having no general public car park (greateranglia.co.uk). The published station information also identifies five Blue Badge bays on site rather than general-use parking (nationalrail.co.uk).
Drivers should treat the station frontage as a transport interchange rather than a place to leave a car for a full rail journey. The sustainable-travel design and 1000 cycle parking spaces are intended to support access by methods other than general car parking (greateranglia.co.uk; networkrail.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Near Cambridge South
A priced Parksy space at Addenbrooke's Car Park 2 is 0.4 mi away and costs £4.40 an hour. It suits a driver who wants the closest listed paid option, while a space near Addenbrooke's Hospital is 1.0 mi away at £6.30 a day for a longer stay.
Other choices include a driveway space on Blinco Grove, Cambridge CB1, 0.7 mi away at £1.50 a month, and a space on Worts Causeway, Cambridge CB1, 0.9 mi away at £2.58 a day. A space near Rosie Hospital is 0.9 mi away at £4.44 an hour, while Clayton Hotel parking in Cambridge CB2 is 0.9 mi away at £2.50 an hour. The monthly option suits regular commuters, and the daily spaces suit full-day visits.
Rail and Public Transport Connections
Cambridge railway station is the nearest station listed for the site, at 1.4 mi or a 29-minute walk. Drivers who choose parking near Cambridge railway station can therefore connect with the wider rail network from a separate station rather than expecting a car park at Cambridge South.
Cambridge South itself was designed around sustainable travel and includes 1000 cycle parking spaces (greateranglia.co.uk; networkrail.co.uk).
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 Cambridge South Railway Station?
Cambridge South railway station has no general public car park, so drivers need parking away from the station. The site has five Blue Badge parking bays and 1000 cycle parking spaces. A priced option at Addenbrooke's Car Park 2 is 0.4 mi away and costs £4.40 an hour, while parking near Addenbrooke's Hospital is 1.0 mi away at £6.30 a day.
Does Cambridge South Railway Station Have a Car Park?
There is no general public car park at Cambridge South railway station. The only car parking provision identified on site is five Blue Badge parking bays. Drivers who need to leave a car for a rail journey will therefore need to use parking away from the station, rather than expecting a standard station space.
What Is the Closest Listed Parking Near Cambridge South?
The closest priced Parksy space is at Addenbrooke's Car Park 2, 0.4 mi away, costing £4.40 an hour. Other listed choices include Blinco Grove at 0.7 mi for £1.50 a month, and spaces 0.9 mi away at Worts Causeway for £2.58 a day, near Rosie Hospital for £4.44 an hour, or at Clayton Hotel for £2.50 an hour.
Is There Affordable Long-Stay Parking for Commuters?
A driveway space on Blinco Grove, Cambridge CB1, is 0.7 mi away and costs £1.50 a month, making it suitable for regular commuters. Daily choices include Worts Causeway, Cambridge CB1, at 0.9 mi and £2.58 a day, or near Addenbrooke's Hospital at 1.0 mi and £6.30 a day for longer stays.
Can I Park on Francis Crick Avenue for a Full Rail Journey?
Francis Crick Avenue is the station address, but the station information identifies no general public car park and lists five Blue Badge bays instead. Drivers should treat the frontage as a transport interchange rather than a place to leave a car for a full rail journey. The station's design supports sustainable travel, including 1000 cycle parking spaces.
What Other Railway Station Can I Use for Rail Connections?
Cambridge railway station is the nearest station listed for the site, at 1.4 mi or a 29-minute walk. Drivers who park near Cambridge railway station can connect with the wider rail network from a separate station, rather than expecting a car park at Cambridge South, which includes 1000 cycle parking spaces.
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