Parking Near Mudchute Train Station, Greenwich
Where Can I Park for Mudchute Train Station?
There is no visitor parking at the nearby Mudchute site, so drivers need a listed nearby space or permitted street parking. The closest listed option is a secure gated parking lot 108 yards away at £12 a day. A Poplar driveway is 191 yards away and costs £4.50 a day, the lowest listed daily price.
- Address
- East Ferry Road, Isle of Dogs, Greater London, E14 9UW
- Closest listed space
- Secure Gated Parking Lot in London E14 - Affordable Rates, 108 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Island Gardens, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at Mudchute DLR Station on East Ferry Road
The station is on East Ferry Road in the Isle of Dogs, near Greenwich. Transport for London identifies Mudchute as a Zone 2 DLR station and publishes its first and last services, timetables and route details (tfl.gov.uk).
The nearby Mudchute site has no on-site parking for visitors (mudchute.org). Drivers heading to the station therefore need to use a nearby listed space or locate permitted street parking rather than expecting a station-operated car park. The Mudchute visitor information also encourages travel by public transport, bike or on foot (mudchute.org).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Mudchute
The closest listed option is a secure gated parking lot 108 yards away, priced at £12 a day. Its position suits drivers who want a managed space close to the station and prefer not to search for a kerbside bay.
A parking space in Thermopylae Gate is 182 yards away and costs £8.50 a day, making it a practical choice for a regular daytime journey. A driveway space in Poplar, London E14, is 191 yards away at £4.50 a day and may suit commuters prioritising the lowest listed daily price.
Three spaces at Ambassador Square in Docklands E14 are each 330 yards away and priced at £12 a day.
Commuter Parking Choices for the Station
The listed Parksy spaces are daily-booking options, with prices of £12, £8.50, £4.50 and £12 a day across the nearby locations. A commuter can choose between the closest 108-yard space, the lower-priced Poplar driveway, or one of the Ambassador Square spaces 330 yards away.
There is limited meter parking on Pier Street and neighbouring streets (mudchute.org). The station is served by the DLR, and Transport for London provides first and last service information for planning the return trip (tfl.gov.uk).
Meter Parking on Pier Street and Neighbouring Roads
Limited meter parking is available on Pier Street and neighbouring streets around the Mudchute site (mudchute.org). Drivers using those bays are parking under a metered arrangement rather than in a station car park, so the location of the bay and its posted conditions matter before leaving the vehicle.
The visitor information for the site describes the surrounding meter parking as limited and says the site has no visitor parking (mudchute.org). This makes Pier Street and nearby roads a constrained option for busy periods, while a booked private space avoids relying on a vacant meter bay.
Island Gardens, Crossharbour and South Quay Connections
Island Gardens is the nearest station at 0.3 miles, or a six-minute walk. Crossharbour is about six minutes on foot, while South Quay DLR station is about 12 minutes away on foot. These nearby stations give drivers alternative rail access when a journey does not need to start at the station.
The DLR connects Mudchute with Bank DLR Station every five minutes, with the journey taking 19 minutes and tickets costing £2–3 (rome2rio.com). Mudchute is in Zone 2 and Transport for London provides route details, accessibility information and service times for the station (tfl.gov.uk). Using a nearby station or approaching by DLR can be useful when the limited local meter parking is occupied.
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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 Mudchute Train Station?
There is no visitor parking at the nearby Mudchute site, so drivers need a listed nearby space or permitted street parking. The closest listed option is a secure gated parking lot 108 yards away at £12 a day. A Poplar driveway is 191 yards away and costs £4.50 a day, the lowest listed daily price.
Is There Parking at Mudchute DLR Station?
The nearby Mudchute site has no on-site parking for visitors, so it is not a station-operated car park. Drivers should use a nearby listed space or locate permitted street parking. The visitor information encourages travel by public transport, bike or on foot, while the station is served by the DLR.
What Is the Closest Parking Space Near Mudchute?
The closest listed option is a secure gated parking lot 108 yards away, priced at £12 a day. It suits drivers who want a managed space close to the station rather than searching for a kerbside bay. A parking space in Thermopylae Gate is 182 yards away and costs £8.50 a day.
What Is the Cheapest Listed Parking Near Mudchute?
A driveway space in Poplar, London E14, is the lowest listed daily price at £4.50 a day and is 191 yards away. The Thermopylae Gate space costs £8.50 a day at 182 yards. The closest listed space and the three Ambassador Square spaces are priced at £12 a day.
Can I Use Meter Parking on Pier Street?
Limited meter parking is available on Pier Street and neighbouring streets around the Mudchute site. Drivers use those bays under a metered arrangement, so the bay location and posted conditions matter before leaving the vehicle. The surrounding meter parking is limited, making it a constrained option during busy periods.
What Are the Nearby Station Alternatives?
Island Gardens is the nearest station at 0.3 miles, or a six-minute walk. Crossharbour is about six minutes on foot, while South Quay DLR station is about 12 minutes away on foot. The DLR connects Mudchute with Bank DLR Station every five minutes, taking 19 minutes, with tickets costing £2–3.
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