Parking Near Didcot Parkway Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park at Didcot Parkway Railway Station?
The APCOA car park on Foxhall Road is open 24 hours, with surface and multi-storey parking subject to a 2-metre height restriction. Parking costs £2 for up to 2 hours and £7.20 for 1 day. Commuters can pre-book through APCOA using location code 2120, while Blue Badge parking is available near the station entrance.
- Address
- Ouse Close, Ladygrove, South Oxfordshire, OX11 7FE
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking on Evenlode Dr, Didcot, OX11, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near Didcot
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Didcot Parkway Railway Station Car Park on Foxhall Road
The station address is Ouse Close, Ladygrove, South Oxfordshire, OX11 7FE, near Didcot. APCOA lists parking for £2 for up to 2 hours, £2.50 for up to 3 hours, £4.50 for up to 4 hours, £5.60 for up to 5 hours and £7.20 for 1 day (APCOA).
The car park is open 24 hours and includes surface and multi-storey parking, with a 2-metre height restriction (APCOA Prebook). Drop-off and pick-up points are provided at the station, alongside cycling facilities (National Rail). Blue Badge parking is available near the station entrance, with Didcot Railway Centre directing drivers to call 01235 817200 for further information (Didcot Railway Centre).
Commuter Parking and Pre-Booking at the Station
Commuters can pre-book parking at the Foxhall car park through APCOA, using location code 2120 (APCOA). Advance booking is intended to save time when arriving for a train, while the car park’s 24-hour opening suits early departures and late returns.
The published APCOA tariff covers stays from 2 hours through to 1 day, with the daily rate set at £7.20 (APCOA). Drivers using larger vehicles should account for the 2-metre height restriction in the surface and multi-storey areas (APCOA Prebook).
Parksy Spaces Near the Station in Ladygrove and Didcot
The nearby monthly choices include a secure space in Didcot West, 0.3 miles away, at £75 a month, and another space in Didcot, Oxfordshire, 0.4 miles away, also at £75 a month.
For a day visit, a 24/7 parking space in OX11 7NR is 0.5 miles away and costs £7.20 a day. A secure space in Didcot North East is 1.2 miles away at £78 a month, while parking at Ridgeway Day Hospital is 1.3 miles away at £3.80 a day. The closest spaces suit station commuters seeking a short walk, monthly spaces are aimed at regular weekday parking, and the day-priced options fit occasional rail trips.
Street Parking Around Ouse Close and Ladygrove
The station is on Ouse Close in Ladygrove, near Didcot, and the station’s official parking provision is concentrated in the APCOA car park. Drop-off and pick-up points are available at the station (National Rail), making the marked station facilities more suitable for brief passenger movements than leaving a vehicle on nearby access roads.
Blue Badge parking is available near the station entrance (Didcot Railway Centre). Drivers approaching the station should use the signed station facilities rather than treating access areas or drop-off points as general parking.
Rail and Onward Connections From the Station
Didcot Parkway railway station provides direct rail access from its Ladygrove location, with drop-off and pick-up points listed among the station facilities (National Rail). The station also provides cycling facilities, which can help passengers complete the last part of a local journey without driving into the station area (National Rail).
The APCOA car park operates around the clock, so drivers travelling on early or late services can use the station parking provision at those times (APCOA Prebook). The station’s Foxhall parking is available as surface and multi-storey accommodation, while the Parksy spaces 0.3 miles away offer a closer off-street alternative than the options listed 0.4 miles to 1.3 miles from the station.
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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 Didcot Parkway Railway Station?
The APCOA car park on Foxhall Road is open 24 hours, with surface and multi-storey parking subject to a 2-metre height restriction. Parking costs £2 for up to 2 hours and £7.20 for 1 day. Commuters can pre-book through APCOA using location code 2120, while Blue Badge parking is available near the station entrance.
How Much Does Parking Cost at Didcot Parkway Railway Station?
APCOA parking costs £2 for up to 2 hours, £2.50 for up to 3 hours, £4.50 for up to 4 hours, £5.60 for up to 5 hours and £7.20 for 1 day. The published tariff covers stays from 2 hours through to 1 day.
Can I Pre-Book Commuter Parking at Didcot Parkway Railway Station?
Commuters can pre-book parking for the Foxhall car park through APCOA using location code 2120. Advance booking is intended to save time when arriving for a train. The car park is open 24 hours, which suits early departures and late returns.
Are There Height Restrictions or Blue Badge Spaces at the Station Car Park?
The station’s surface and multi-storey parking areas have a 2-metre height restriction, so drivers of larger vehicles should check their vehicle height. Blue Badge parking is available near the station entrance. Didcot Railway Centre directs drivers to call 01235 817200 for further information.
Are There Monthly Parking Spaces Near the Station?
Monthly options include a secure space in Didcot West, 0.3 miles away, at £75 a month, and another space in Didcot, Oxfordshire, 0.4 miles away, also at £75 a month. A secure space in Didcot North East is 1.2 miles away at £78 a month.
Is Street Parking Available Around Ouse Close and Ladygrove?
The station’s official parking provision is concentrated in the APCOA car park. Drop-off and pick-up points are provided for brief passenger movements, rather than leaving a vehicle on nearby access roads. Drivers approaching the station should use the signed station facilities instead of treating access areas or drop-off points as general parking.
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