Parking Near Huntingdon Railway Station, England
What Parking Is Available at Huntingdon Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park has 799 spaces, including 10 accessible spaces. Weekday parking costs £9.70 per day, while Saturday and Sunday parking costs £4.20 per day. A weekly ticket is £40.80, and payment is available through the APCOA Connect app or by calling 0189 526 2122 from a mobile phone.
- Address
- Taxi Pick Up, Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdonshire, PE29 3BP
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, 42 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Huntingdon
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Huntingdon Railway Station Car Park in Hinchingbrooke
The station car park is operated by APCOA, with 799 parking spaces, including 10 accessible parking spaces (National Rail). The station is at Taxi Pick Up, Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdonshire, PE29 3BP, near Huntingdon, so drivers should follow signs for the station approach rather than rely on a town-centre car park.
APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £9.70, an evening rate of £4.20 from 5pm on Monday to Friday, and a Saturday and Sunday daily rate of £4.20 (APCOA). A weekly ticket costs £40.80 (APCOA). Parking can be paid through the APCOA Connect app or by calling 0189 526 2122 from a mobile phone (Great Northern).
Street Parking Rules Near the Station
Drivers looking for alternatives around the station should note that Huntingdonshire parking information lists Railway Station parking with a maximum stay of 3 hours and the postcode PE29 6BP (Discover Huntingdon). That limit makes nearby street parking more suitable for short visits than for a full working day.
Huntingdonshire information also states that parking is free on Sundays and each day after 6pm in Huntingdonshire (Discover Huntingdon). The station car park has its own APCOA tariff, so this local parking information should not be treated as a replacement for the signed station terms.
Commuter Parking for Daily Rail Journeys
The station’s 799 spaces give regular commuters a substantial on-site option, but a large car park can still become difficult at the busiest departure periods. APCOA lists a weekly ticket at £40.80, which is the clearest published choice for a driver making repeated weekday journeys (APCOA).
APCOA also promotes regular parking spaces at locations in Huntingdon and lists availability from £4.20 (APCOA). For occasional journeys, the station’s weekday daily rate is £9.70, while the evening rate applies from 5pm on Monday to Friday (APCOA). Blue Badge holders can park free, provided the Blue Badge is displayed while parked (Southeastern Railway).
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists a priced space 42 yd away at £51 a month, which suits a commuter seeking a regular arrangement close to the station. An Elevations car park space is 233 yd away at £4 an hour, offering a nearby paid option for shorter stays.
Further choices include secure covered parking in Huntingdonshire, 0.3 mi away at £40 a day, and a 24/7 parking lot 0.3 mi away at £4.20 an hour. At 0.4 mi, the Charles Hicks Centre space costs £3.20 a day, while a secure 24/7 lighted parking lot costs £1.60 an hour. The monthly space is aimed at regular users, while the daily and hourly spaces give visitors more flexible durations.
Rail and Bus Connections From Hinchingbrooke
The station’s drop-off and pick-up point supports passengers arriving by car or taxi, and National Rail also records cycling facilities at the station (National Rail). Those arrangements are useful when a driver is collecting someone or combining a short car journey with another mode.
Huntingdonshire’s local parking information identifies the railway station as a parking location in PE29 6BP and records free parking on Sundays and after 6pm each day across Huntingdonshire (Discover Huntingdon). For a rail journey beginning near Hinchingbrooke, the station remains the most direct interchange, while the nearby Parksy spaces provide alternatives within 0.4 mi of the entrance.
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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
What Parking Is Available at Huntingdon Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park has 799 spaces, including 10 accessible spaces. Weekday parking costs £9.70 per day, while Saturday and Sunday parking costs £4.20 per day. A weekly ticket is £40.80, and payment is available through the APCOA Connect app or by calling 0189 526 2122 from a mobile phone.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost on Weekdays and Weekends?
APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £9.70. The evening rate is £4.20 from 5pm on Monday to Friday, while the Saturday and Sunday daily rate is £4.20. A weekly ticket costs £40.80, providing a published option for repeated weekday journeys.
Is There Accessible Parking at the Station?
The station car park has 10 accessible parking spaces among its 799 spaces. Blue Badge holders can park free, provided the Blue Badge is displayed while parked. Drivers should follow signs for the station approach at Taxi Pick Up, Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdonshire, PE29 3BP.
Can I Park on the Street Near the Station?
Huntingdonshire parking information lists Railway Station parking with a maximum stay of 3 hours and the postcode PE29 6BP. That makes nearby street parking more suitable for short visits than a full working day. Parking is free on Sundays and each day after 6pm in Huntingdonshire, while the station has its own APCOA tariff.
What Parksy Parking Options Are Near the Station?
Parksy lists a priced space 42 yd away at £51 a month and an Elevations car park space 233 yd away at £4 an hour. Other options include parking 0.3 mi away at £40 a day or £4.20 an hour, plus spaces 0.4 mi away at £3.20 a day and £1.60 an hour.
How Can I Pay for Station Parking?
Parking can be paid through the APCOA Connect app or by calling 0189 526 2122 from a mobile phone. The station also has a drop-off and pick-up point for passengers arriving by car or taxi, and National Rail records cycling facilities at the station.
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