Parking Near Hayes & Harlington Railway Station, Hayes Town
Where Can I Park for Hayes & Harlington Railway Station?
The station car park on Viveash Close has 116 spaces and costs £8.50 Monday to Saturday, £6.30 on Sunday and £8.50 on Bank Holidays. A Parksy driveway space 51 yards away costs £8.50 a day, matching the weekday station rate. Drop-off and pick-up areas are available for brief passenger movements.
- Address
- Viveash Close, Hayes, Greater London, UB3 4RY
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking at Hayes and Harlington Station, 51 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Hayes Town
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Station Parking on Viveash Close
The station car park is operated by Saba Parking Services UK Ltd, which is responsible for the car park and drop-off areas, while Network Rail owns Hayes and Harlington station (london.gov.uk). National Rail lists 116 parking spaces at the station, with no accessible parking spaces recorded (nationalrail.co.uk). The entrance is on Viveash Close, Hayes, Greater London, UB3 4RY.
The station also has designated drop-off and pick-up areas, useful when a full parking stay is unnecessary.
Commuter Parking for Hayes Rail Journeys
The 116-space station car park gives regular rail users a straightforward option on Viveash Close, but a commuter arriving at a busy weekday period is competing for a defined number of bays (nationalrail.co.uk). The weekday charge is £8.50, while Sunday parking is £6.30, so the weekly cost depends on the days used (sabaparking.co.uk).
Saba Parking Services UK Ltd manages the station car park and drop-off areas, giving drivers one named operator for the parking facilities (london.gov.uk). For a guaranteed alternative, Parksy lists a driveway space 51 yards away for £8.50 a day, matching the weekday station rate while avoiding the station car park entrance.
Parking Controls Around the Station and Hayes
The station sits on Viveash Close in Hayes, near Hayes Town, and the station parking and drop-off areas are managed by Saba Parking Services UK Ltd (london.gov.uk). The station car park's published tariff is £8.50 on Monday to Friday, £8.50 on Saturday, £6.30 on Sunday and £8.50 on Bank Holidays (sabaparking.co.uk).
National Rail records no accessible parking spaces at the station, so Blue Badge users should distinguish between free eligibility and the listed accessibility provision (nationalrail.co.uk). The station also provides drop-off and pick-up points, separating short visits from a longer parking stay.
Parksy Spaces Near Hayes & Harlington Railway Station
Parksy lists six nearby spaces for drivers who want an alternative to the station car park. The closest is a driveway space 51 yards away at £8.50 a day, suited to a direct rail commute. A 24/7 space at Hayes & Harlington Centre is 0.2 miles away and costs £4.50 an hour, while a secure space in Hayes Town, West London, is also 0.2 miles away at £94 a month.
Further options include a space at Staycity Apartments, Harlington, 0.3 miles away at £4 a day, and a secure 24/7 space near Minet Clinic in Hayes, 0.3 miles away at £5.10 a day. A space at Holiday Inn London Heathrow Ariel is 0.3 miles away and costs £4.20 an hour. The daily-priced spaces suit longer rail days, while the hourly choices fit shorter visits.
Rail and Bus Connections From Hayes
The station is on Viveash Close in Hayes, near Hayes Town, with National Rail information identifying cycling and bus access alongside station parking and drop-off facilities (nationalrail.co.uk). Those connections can help drivers leave a car outside the station area and complete the final part of a journey by public transport.
For a short walk to the platforms, the Parksy driveway space 51 yards away is the closest listed parking option. The Hayes & Harlington Centre and Hayes Town spaces are each 0.2 miles away, while the Staycity Apartments, Minet Clinic and Holiday Inn London Heathrow Ariel spaces are each 0.3 miles away. The station's drop-off and pick-up points are available for brief passenger movements rather than a full-day parking arrangement (nationalrail.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 Hayes & Harlington Railway Station?
The station car park on Viveash Close has 116 spaces and costs £8.50 Monday to Saturday, £6.30 on Sunday and £8.50 on Bank Holidays. A Parksy driveway space 51 yards away costs £8.50 a day, matching the weekday station rate. Drop-off and pick-up areas are available for brief passenger movements.
How Much Is Station Parking?
The published station tariff is £8.50 from Monday to Friday, £8.50 on Saturday, £6.30 on Sunday and £8.50 on Bank Holidays. The car park is managed by Saba Parking Services UK Ltd. It has 116 spaces, so weekday commuters are competing for a defined number of bays.
Is Accessible Parking Available at the Station?
National Rail records no accessible parking spaces at the station. Blue Badge users should distinguish between free eligibility and the listed accessibility provision. The station car park and drop-off areas are managed by Saba Parking Services UK Ltd, while Network Rail owns the station.
What Is the Closest Alternative Parking Space?
The closest listed alternative is a Parksy driveway space 51 yards away, priced at £8.50 a day. It is suited to a direct rail commute and matches the weekday station rate. This option avoids the station car park entrance and provides a guaranteed alternative to competing for one of the station's 116 bays.
What Other Nearby Parking Options Are Available?
Nearby alternatives include a 24/7 space at Hayes & Harlington Centre, 0.2 miles away, at £4.50 an hour, and a secure space in Hayes Town, 0.2 miles away, at £94 a month. Spaces at Staycity Apartments, Minet Clinic and Holiday Inn London Heathrow Ariel are each 0.3 miles away.
Can I Use Drop-Off and Pick-Up Areas?
Designated drop-off and pick-up areas are available for brief passenger movements rather than a full-day parking arrangement. National Rail information also identifies cycling and bus access alongside the station parking and drop-off facilities. These connections can help drivers leave a car outside the station area and complete the final part by public transport.
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