Parking Near Princes Risborough Railway Station, Ford
Where Can I Park for Princes Risborough Railway Station?
Parksy lists a priced parking-lot space 116 yards from Princes Risborough railway station at £9.30 a day, the closest priced Parksy listing. Two further spaces 0.2 miles away cost £12 a day. The APCOA station facility has 319 spaces, while The Mount offers 134 standard spaces and is open 24 hours, with last entry at 21:30.
- Address
- Station Approach, Princes Risborough, HP27 9GF
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in Princes Risborough - Ideal for All, 116 yd (2 min walk)
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Princes Risborough railway station with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, offering a short walk and less time circling for a space. Photo: Pexels
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to Princes Station
Parksy lists a priced parking-lot space 116 yards from the station at £9.30 a day. Two further spaces 0.2 miles away cost £12 a day: one is a driveway and one is on Station Road. These options suit commuters who want a pre-listed space close to the platforms rather than relying on the station car park.
A space near Cross Keys Practice is 0.2 miles away and costs £4.20 an hour, making it useful for shorter visits. Further out, a space near BMI The Paddocks Clinic in HP27 is 0.5 miles away at £0.80 an hour, while another HP27 space 0.5 miles away costs £4.60 a day. The hourly options suit appointments or brief errands, and the daily listings are more practical for a full working day.
Commuter Parking for Trains From Princes
Commuters have a choice between the APCOA station facility and nearby Parksy listings. APCOA states that drivers can pay by scanning the QR code shown on car-park signage, with no registration required for that payment route (apcoa.co.uk). Chiltern Railways says RingGo can be used when parking for a day or a week, and also advertises season tickets (chilternrailways.co.uk).
The station's 319 spaces provide the published capacity for rail users (nationalrail.co.uk), but a space count does not guarantee availability at the busiest times. A Parksy daily listing can provide a separately listed alternative, while the £4.20-an-hour Cross Keys Practice space is better suited to a shorter stop than a regular all-day commute. The £9.30-a-day space 116 yards away is the closest priced Parksy listing.
Council Parking at the Mount and Roads Near Princes
The Mount car park is open 24 hours, with last entry at 21:30, and has 134 standard spaces, according to Buckinghamshire Council (buckinghamshire.gov.uk). Blue Badge holders park free there.
The Mount gives drivers a council-run alternative to the railway facility, particularly when a longer stay extends beyond the station car park's immediate setting. The published last-entry time matters for evening returns, even though the car park is described as open 24 hours. Drivers using roads around the station should follow the signs and markings applying at the exact parking place, as council enforcement applies to regulated council parking areas (buckinghamshire.gov.uk).
Rail and Bus Alternatives Around Princes Risborough
The Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway has its own car park, which is free for train ticket holders. Its published off-peak parking fee is £5.75 on Saturdays, Sundays and after 12.00 on weekdays (chinnorrailway.co.uk). This is a heritage-rail option rather than the mainline station car park, so it suits visitors travelling on that railway.
For mainline journeys, Chiltern Railways supports RingGo payment for a day or a week and offers season tickets (chilternrailways.co.uk). National Rail lists bicycle storage at the station alongside parking and drop-off facilities (nationalrail.co.uk), giving local travellers another way to reach the platforms without leaving a car nearby. The Chinnor railway's accessibility guidance says passenger drop-off is allowed at its side-gate before drivers retrace their route to park (chinnorrailway.co.uk).
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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 Princes Risborough Railway Station?
Parksy lists a priced parking-lot space 116 yards from Princes Risborough railway station at £9.30 a day, the closest priced Parksy listing. Two further spaces 0.2 miles away cost £12 a day. The APCOA station facility has 319 spaces, while The Mount offers 134 standard spaces and is open 24 hours, with last entry at 21:30.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Near the Station?
The closest priced Parksy listing is a parking-lot space 116 yards from the station, costing £9.30 a day. It suits commuters who want a pre-listed space close to the platforms rather than relying on the station car park. Two further Parksy spaces are 0.2 miles away and cost £12 a day.
How Can Commuters Pay for Parking at the Station?
APCOA states that drivers can pay by scanning the QR code shown on car-park signage, with no registration required for that payment route. Chiltern Railways says RingGo can be used when parking for a day or a week, and also advertises season tickets. The station's published capacity is 319 spaces.
What Are the Opening Hours and Capacity at the Mount Car Park?
The Mount car park is open 24 hours, with last entry at 21:30, and has 134 standard spaces. Blue Badge holders park free there. It provides a council-run alternative to the railway facility, particularly when a longer stay extends beyond the station car park's immediate setting.
Are There Shorter-Stay Parking Options Near the Station?
A space near Cross Keys Practice is 0.2 miles away and costs £4.20 an hour, making it useful for shorter visits. Further out, a space near BMI The Paddocks Clinic in HP27 is 0.5 miles away at £0.80 an hour. These hourly options suit appointments or brief errands.
Is There an Alternative Railway Car Park Nearby?
The Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway has its own car park, which is free for train ticket holders. Its published off-peak parking fee is £5.75 on Saturdays, Sundays and after 12.00 on weekdays. This is a heritage-rail option rather than the mainline station car park, so it suits visitors travelling on that railway.
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