Parking Near Harlow Mill Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park at Harlow Mill Railway Station?
Harlow Mill railway station has 31 spaces recorded by National Rail, but Greater Anglia describes the car park as having no car parking, so availability is uncertain. Saba lists parking at £6.30 Monday to Friday and £3.15 on Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays. Parksy also lists private spaces from 0.5 miles away.
- Address
- Station Approach, Old Harlow, Harlow, CM20 2EL
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at The Chelmsford Private Day Surgery, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Harlow Mill Railway Station
The station has 31 parking spaces, according to National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). Greater Anglia describes the station car park as having no car parking, so the operator information is inconsistent and drivers should treat the location as a very small facility rather than a guaranteed commuter option (greateranglia.co.uk).
Saba lists weekday parking at £6.30, with Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday parking at £3.15 (sabaparking.co.uk). The station address is Station Approach, Old Harlow, Harlow, CM20 2EL, placing the parking approach directly beside the railway entrance. National Rail also records a drop-off and pick-up point, but no accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk).
Street Parking Around Station Approach
Station Approach is the access road for the station in Old Harlow, and the published station information identifies the road as the station address (nationalrail.co.uk). Drivers using nearby streets need to follow the restrictions shown on local signs and road markings at the time of parking.
No council or transport-source restriction, resident permit zone, street time limit or enforcement schedule is provided in the published station results. The useful distinction for commuters is that a station parking charge is listed by Saba, while any surrounding kerbside space is governed separately by the signs on that particular street.
What Commuters Should Expect at Harlow Mill
With 31 spaces recorded by National Rail, the station car park is a limited option for weekday commuters rather than a large reserve of spaces (nationalrail.co.uk). The published Saba tariff is £6.30 from Monday to Friday, compared with £3.15 on Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays (sabaparking.co.uk).
A driver relying on the station should therefore plan around the modest capacity and the weekday tariff, rather than assuming that a space or a commuter permit will be available. Greater Anglia lists the station car park as having no car parking, adding further uncertainty to the operator descriptions (greateranglia.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Near Harlow Mill Railway Station
Parksy lists a priced space at The Chelmsford Private Day Surgery, 0.5 miles away, at £4 an hour. A secure driveway in Harlow, Essex, is 0.9 miles away and costs £6 an hour, while a space near Harlow Occupational Health is 1.0 mile away at £5.30 an hour. These options suit drivers who prefer a booked private space to the station facility.
For longer stays, a lodge driveway in High Wych, CM21, is 1.1 miles away at £12 a day. Parksy also lists a space near Capio Rivers Hospital in Sawbridgeworth, 1.2 miles away, at £5.40 an hour, and a space near Sawbridgeworth Health Clinic, 1.6 miles away, at £5.40 a day. The two further spaces may suit drivers willing to park beyond Old Harlow.
Rail Connections From Harlow Mill
Harlow Mill is positioned on Station Approach in Old Harlow, giving parked commuters access to the station entrance from the local road network. The station has a dedicated drop-off and pick-up point, according to National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk), which is useful for passengers being driven to the train rather than leaving a car all day.
Harlow Town is another rail option in the wider Harlow area, and Saba lists its weekday tariff as £9.50 for entry before 10am and £7.80 for entry after 10am, with Saturday parking at £6.37 (sabaparking.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 at Harlow Mill Railway Station?
Harlow Mill railway station has 31 spaces recorded by National Rail, but Greater Anglia describes the car park as having no car parking, so availability is uncertain. Saba lists parking at £6.30 Monday to Friday and £3.15 on Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays. Parksy also lists private spaces from 0.5 miles away.
How Many Parking Spaces Are at Harlow Mill Railway Station?
National Rail records 31 parking spaces at the station. Drivers should treat the facility as very small and not assume that a space will be available for a weekday journey.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
Saba lists parking at £6.30 from Monday to Friday. The Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday tariff is £3.15. With only 31 spaces recorded by National Rail, weekday commuters should plan around both the listed tariff and the limited capacity rather than assuming a space or commuter permit will be available.
Can I Park on Streets Around Station Approach?
Station Approach is the access road for the station in Old Harlow. Any nearby kerbside parking is governed separately by the signs and road markings on that particular street. Drivers should follow those restrictions at the time of parking, while remembering that a station parking charge listed by Saba applies separately.
Are There Private Parking Spaces Near the Station?
Parksy lists a priced space at The Chelmsford Private Day Surgery, 0.5 miles away, at £4 an hour. Other listed options include a secure driveway 0.9 miles away at £6 an hour and a space near Harlow Occupational Health, 1.0 mile away, at £5.30 an hour.
Is There a Drop-Off and Pick-Up Point?
National Rail records a dedicated drop-off and pick-up point at the station. This is useful for passengers being driven to the train rather than leaving a car all day. National Rail records no accessible parking spaces, so drivers should distinguish the drop-off facility from all-day parking.
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