Parking Near Chafford Hundred Railway Station, Grays
Where Can I Park for Chafford Hundred Railway Station?
The c2c and NCP station car park at 1 Fleming Road Roundabout has 138 spaces, including four accessible spaces, and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Published rates include £1 for every hour, £2 for three hours and £10 for one day. A reserved RM16 garage 0.4 miles away costs £7 a day.
- Address
- 1 Fleming Road Roundabout, Chafford Hundred, South Ockendon, RM16 6EW
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Chafford Hundred Station on Fleming Road
The station car park is operated by c2c and NCP, with 138 parking spaces and four accessible spaces listed for the station (National Rail). It is at 1 Fleming Road Roundabout, Chafford Hundred, South Ockendon, RM16 6EW, so drivers can approach directly from the roundabout rather than searching through the surrounding residential streets.
The car park operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week (NCP). The published tariff includes £1 for every hour, £2 for three hours and £10 for one day, with Friday charges of £2 up to 5pm and £8 for one day (OneParkingApp). These rates make the station site practical for both short visits and a full weekday commute, although the Friday tariff needs particular attention when planning a longer stay.
Parksy Spaces Close to Chafford Hundred Railway Station
These spaces suit drivers who want a reserved location within a short walk of the station.
A garage in Chafford Hundred, RM16, is 0.4 miles away and costs £7 a day, offering a lower daily price where covered parking is more useful than being immediately beside the platforms. Further options include a space at Dr Poolo's Surgery in Romford, one mile away at £4 an hour, and a gated garage in Grays, 1.4 miles away at £12 a day. The hourly option is better suited to shorter stays than a full commuting day.
Commuter Parking and Season Tickets at the Station
The station car park is subject to availability when payment is made (c2c Parking), so weekday commuters should allow for the possibility of a full car park before relying on the station for a train connection.
Season tickets are available for frequent users of the station car park (NCP). c2c also lists evening parking at £4 and weekend parking from £5 across its station car parks (c2c). Those products are particularly relevant to regular travellers whose parking pattern falls outside a standard weekday daytime journey, while the £10 one-day tariff remains the published full-day option for the station site.
Street Parking Rules Around Chafford Hundred Station
The station address is 1 Fleming Road Roundabout, and the railway parking is provided as a dedicated car park rather than as an identified on-street bay. The station car park has four accessible spaces (National Rail), so drivers needing an accessible bay should use the marked provision within the station facility rather than treating nearby kerbside space as a substitute.
Parking on surrounding streets is separate from the c2c and NCP car park arrangements. The published station information identifies drop-off and pick-up points as well as station parking (National Rail), making the designated forecourt facilities the appropriate place for brief passenger movements. A driver leaving a vehicle for a train journey should use a paid or reserved parking space rather than relying on the access road or drop-off area.
Rail and Road Alternatives Near the Station
The station is served by c2c, with the railway car park located at the Fleming Road Roundabout address. Its drop-off and pick-up points are recorded alongside the parking facilities (National Rail), which helps separate a quick passenger collection from a longer commuter stay. The station's roundabout location also makes the dedicated car park the most direct rail-access option for drivers approaching from Chafford Hundred near Grays.
A garage in RM16 is 0.4 miles away, while the Romford surgery space and the gated Grays garage are one mile and 1.4 miles away. These locations give drivers a choice between a short walk, a lower-cost garage, and a longer-distance option when the station car park is unavailable.
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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 Chafford Hundred Railway Station?
The c2c and NCP station car park at 1 Fleming Road Roundabout has 138 spaces, including four accessible spaces, and operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Published rates include £1 for every hour, £2 for three hours and £10 for one day. A reserved RM16 garage 0.4 miles away costs £7 a day.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
The published station tariff includes £1 for every hour, £2 for three hours and £10 for one day. Evening parking is listed at £4, while weekend parking starts from £5 across c2c station car parks.
Is Parking Guaranteed for Commuters?
The station car park is subject to availability when payment is made, so weekday commuters should allow for the possibility of a full car park before relying on it for a train connection. Season tickets are available for frequent users, and the £10 one-day tariff is the published full-day option.
Are There Accessible Parking Spaces?
Four accessible spaces are listed for the station car park. Drivers needing an accessible bay should use the marked provision within the station facility rather than treating nearby kerbside space as a substitute. The railway parking is provided as a dedicated car park, separate from surrounding streets.
Where Are the Drop-Off and Pick-Up Facilities?
The station information records drop-off and pick-up points alongside station parking. These designated forecourt facilities are appropriate for brief passenger movements, while a driver leaving a vehicle for a train journey should use a paid or reserved parking space rather than the access road or drop-off area.
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