Parking Near Earswick Railway Station, Heworth
Where Can I Park for Earswick Railway Station?
The former Earswick railway station has been totally demolished, so there is no station car park for a train journey. The closest listed paid option is Sainsbury's Monks Cross, 0.6 miles away, with 24/7 parking at £3 an hour. A monthly Huntington space costs £93 a month and is better suited to regular weekday commuting.
- Address
- Huntington Road, Huntington Civil Parish, Huntington, YO32 9PX
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Parking at Sainsbury's Monks Cross, YO32, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Earswick Railway Station
Earswick railway station is a former railway location in Huntington Civil Parish, near Heworth, on Huntington Road, Huntington, YO32 9PX. The station has been totally demolished, so there is no station car park to use for a train journey (disused-stations.org.uk).
The historical station record mentions a car park at Kipling Cotes station, rather than facilities at this site (disused-stations.org.uk). Drivers arriving at the Huntington Road location should therefore treat the area as a former station site, not as a staffed or operational rail car park with station parking arrangements.
Commuter Parking for the Earswick Area
The closest listed paid option is a 24/7 space at Sainsbury's Monks Cross, 0.6 miles away, priced at £3 an hour. Its round-the-clock availability suits early starts, late finishes and irregular shifts.
A monthly option in Huntington is 0.7 miles away and costs £93 a month. That arrangement is better suited to a regular weekday commuter who wants a predictable monthly booking rather than an hourly stay. A Q-Park space at York Barbican is 1.2 miles away and costs £11.90 a day, giving drivers a daily alternative when a closer space is unsuitable.
Street Parking Near Huntington Road
The station location is on Huntington Road in Huntington Civil Parish, near Heworth.
New Earswick Library has an open-air surface car park at the rear left of the library and folk hall building, with free parking for all users (accessable.co.uk). That facility is separate from the former railway site, so it is a destination car park rather than a station-owned commuter car park. Drivers using it should keep the library and folk hall location in mind when planning a walk to the surrounding area.
Parksy Spaces Close to the Former Station
The nearest Parksy listing is a 24/7 car park at Sainsbury's Monks Cross, 0.6 miles away, at £3 an hour. It is a practical choice for drivers who need flexible access and prefer a retail-area location. A Huntington space, 0.7 miles away, costs £93 a month and suits commuters making repeated journeys.
For a full-day stay, the Q-Park Barbican space in York is 1.2 miles away at £11.90 a day. Other priced choices include parking near Nuffield Health York Hospital, 1.4 miles away at £3.50 a day, and a Scaife Gardens space, also 1.4 miles away, at £4.50 an hour. Hansom Place in York is 1.5 miles away and costs £1.07 a day, making it the lowest-priced daily listing among these options.
York Connections From the Earswick Area
York is the main nearby rail destination to consider when travelling from the Earswick area. York station's long-stay car park is closed until further notice, while parking for blue badge holders is unaffected (LNER). Drivers needing York station parking can use York Commuter Car Park on Leeman Road or Marygate Car Park, with pedestrian access to the station via Scarborough Bridge (City of York Council).
York Station to Earswick can be covered by bus, taxi and other travel options; the quickest listed journey takes 8 minutes and the cheapest costs £3 (rome2rio.com). Those connections make York a useful interchange when the former Earswick site cannot provide a rail service or parking facility.
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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 Earswick Railway Station?
The former Earswick railway station has been totally demolished, so there is no station car park for a train journey. The closest listed paid option is Sainsbury's Monks Cross, 0.6 miles away, with 24/7 parking at £3 an hour. A monthly Huntington space costs £93 a month and is better suited to regular weekday commuting.
Is There a Car Park at Earswick Railway Station?
No. Earswick railway station has been totally demolished, so drivers arriving at the Huntington Road location should treat it as a former station site rather than a staffed or operational rail car park with station parking arrangements. The historical station record mentions a car park at Kipling Cotes station, rather than facilities at this site.
What Is the Closest Paid Parking Option Near Earswick?
The closest listed paid option is the 24/7 car park at Sainsbury's Monks Cross, 0.6 miles away, priced at £3 an hour. Its round-the-clock availability suits early starts, late finishes and irregular shifts. It is a practical choice for drivers who need flexible access and prefer a retail-area location.
Is There Monthly Commuter Parking Near the Station Site?
A monthly parking option in Huntington is 0.7 miles away and costs £93 a month. It suits a regular weekday commuter who wants a predictable monthly booking rather than an hourly stay. The Huntington space is also listed as suitable for commuters making repeated journeys.
Is There Free Parking Near Huntington Road?
New Earswick Library has an open-air surface car park at the rear left of the library and folk hall building, with free parking for all users. It is separate from the former railway site, so it is a destination car park rather than a station-owned commuter car park.
What Are the York Parking and Travel Alternatives?
York station's long-stay car park is closed until further notice, while parking for blue badge holders is unaffected. Drivers needing York station parking can use York Commuter Car Park on Leeman Road or Marygate Car Park, with pedestrian access via Scarborough Bridge. The quickest listed journey from York station to Earswick takes 8 minutes and the cheapest costs £3.
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