Parking Near Fishersgate Railway Station, Hove
Where Can I Park for Fishersgate Railway Station?
Fishersgate railway station has no National Rail parking spaces or accessible parking spaces, although a drop-off and pick-up point is available on Gardner Road. For planned parking, Parksy lists monthly spaces 0.4 mi away at £80 a month, plus daily options including £5.40 a day at 0.9 mi and £3.60 a day at 1.1 mi.
- Address
- Gardner Road, Adur, BN41 1PN
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space to Rent in Portslade, Brighton, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Portslade railway station, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Fishersgate Railway Station Car Park on Gardner Road
Fishersgate railway station is on Gardner Road, Adur, BN41 1PN. National Rail lists the station as having no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces, with a drop-off and pick-up point available (nationalrail.co.uk).
Southeastern’s station information also records the car-parking facility as closed on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday, while listing a car-parking emergency box (southeasternrailway.co.uk). There is therefore no station-operated tariff, capacity or opening schedule to plan around. Drivers heading for the platforms need to arrange parking away from the station rather than expecting a conventional railway car park at the Gardner Road entrance.
Parking Restrictions Near Gardner Road and the Station
The official station information identifies Gardner Road, Adur, BN41 1PN as the station address and records a drop-off and pick-up point, but it does not provide a local street-parking tariff, resident-permit boundary or waiting-time limit for the surrounding roads (nationalrail.co.uk). The station page is therefore useful for locating the entrance and the designated passenger set-down facility, rather than for treating nearby kerbs as commuter parking.
National Rail also lists no accessible parking spaces at the station (nationalrail.co.uk). Drivers who need step-free access should factor that into their choice of an off-street space. The station information records no cycling facility, while Southeastern marks car parking as closed every day of the week (southeasternrailway.co.uk). A space reserved away from the station is a more dependable arrangement than relying on informal stopping around Gardner Road.
Parksy Spaces Around Fishersgate Railway Station
Parksy lists two monthly spaces 0.4 mi from the station: a parking space in Portslade for £80 a month and a second Portslade space at the same £80 a month price. These suit regular commuters who want a fixed arrangement rather than a daily search. A further Portslade space is 0.6 mi away and costs £118 a month, offering another monthly option for drivers prepared to park farther from the platforms.
For shorter visits, a 24/7 space on St. Leonards Gardens is 0.7 mi away at £15 an hour. Mile Oak Medical Centre has a space 0.9 mi away at £5.40 a day, while Woodland Drive has a space 1.1 mi away at £3.60 a day. The monthly Portslade choices are aimed at weekday rail users, while the daily spaces are better suited to occasional journeys or changing travel patterns.
Commuter Parking Choices for Daily Rail Travel
With no station parking spaces listed by National Rail, commuters cannot base a routine on arriving early for a railway car park bay (nationalrail.co.uk). The Parksy listings provide three monthly choices nearby: two spaces 0.4 mi away priced at £80 a month and one 0.6 mi away priced at £118 a month. A monthly booking gives a regular driver a defined off-street option for repeated journeys.
Drivers who do not travel every weekday can choose a priced daily space instead. Mile Oak Medical Centre is 0.9 mi away at £5.40 a day, and Woodland Drive is 1.1 mi away at £3.60 a day. The 24/7 St. Leonards Gardens space is 0.7 mi away at £15 an hour for shorter stays. National Rail records a drop-off and pick-up point, but no accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk), so commuters should distinguish a brief set-down from an all-day parking plan.
Portslade Connection and Alternatives From Fishersgate
Portslade railway station is the nearest station listed for this location, at 0.6 mi or a 13-minute walk. The two monthly Portslade Parksy spaces are 0.4 mi from Fishersgate railway station, while the third is 0.6 mi away, placing them within the area covered by the nearest-station connection.
The station address is in Adur, near Hove, and the available Parksy spaces extend towards Portslade and Hove. A 24/7 space on St. Leonards Gardens is 0.7 mi away, while spaces at Mile Oak Medical Centre and Woodland Drive are 0.9 mi and 1.1 mi away respectively. National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point at the station (nationalrail.co.uk), giving drivers a practical set-down facility even though station parking is not available.
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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 Fishersgate Railway Station?
Fishersgate railway station has no National Rail parking spaces or accessible parking spaces, although a drop-off and pick-up point is available on Gardner Road. For planned parking, Parksy lists monthly spaces 0.4 mi away at £80 a month, plus daily options including £5.40 a day at 0.9 mi and £3.60 a day at 1.1 mi.
Does Fishersgate Railway Station Have a Car Park?
National Rail lists no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces at the station. Southeastern records the car-parking facility as closed on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A drop-off and pick-up point is available, but drivers need to arrange parking away from the station rather than rely on a conventional railway car park.
What Monthly Parking Is Available Near Fishersgate Railway Station?
Parksy lists three monthly spaces nearby. Two Portslade spaces are 0.4 mi away at £80 a month, while another Portslade space is 0.6 mi away at £118 a month. These options provide a defined off-street arrangement for regular commuters who want to avoid a daily search for parking.
Are There Daily Parking Options Near Fishersgate Railway Station?
Daily options include a space at Mile Oak Medical Centre, 0.9 mi away at £5.40 a day, and a Woodland Drive space, 1.1 mi away at £3.60 a day. These are suited to occasional journeys or changing travel patterns. A 24/7 St. Leonards Gardens space is 0.7 mi away at £15 an hour for shorter stays.
Is There a Drop-Off Point at Fishersgate Railway Station?
National Rail records a drop-off and pick-up point at the station on Gardner Road. This provides a practical set-down facility, but it is not an all-day parking plan. The station has no listed parking spaces, and Southeastern records car parking as closed every day of the week.
How Far Is Portslade Railway Station From Fishersgate Railway Station?
Portslade railway station is the nearest station listed for this location, at 0.6 mi or a 13-minute walk. The Parksy monthly spaces nearby are 0.4 mi and 0.6 mi from the station, while other available spaces extend towards Portslade and Hove.
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