Parking Near Kingsbury Tube Station, England
Where Can I Park for Kingsbury Tube Station?
Kingsbury Road car park is open 24 hours, with charging from Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6.30pm. Its published tariff is £1 for 1 hour, £3 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £7.50 all day. Parksy also lists a secure monthly space 175 yd away for £98 a month, plus hourly and daily options nearby.
- Address
- Kingsbury Road
- Closest listed space
- Secure Monthly Parking in Kingsbury, West London, 175 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Queensbury tube station, 0.7 mi (15 min walk)
Parking Near Kingsbury
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Kingsbury Road Car Park Beside the Station
The car park is open 24 hours, while charging applies from Monday to Saturday between 8am and 6.30pm (brent.gov.uk). This suits commuters who need an early arrival or a late return, because access continues outside the charged period.
The all-day tariff is the useful comparison for a full working day, while the shorter stays cover brief visits to Kingsbury Road. The station address is Kingsbury Road, placing this council facility on the most direct approach to the Underground entrance.
Parksy Spaces Within Half a Mile of Kingsbury Road
Parksy lists a secure monthly space in Kingsbury, West London, 175 yd away, at £98 a month. It is suited to a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement rather than paying for each individual day.
Two 24/7 spaces in NW9 are 0.2 mi away: secure parking at Waltham Avenue costs £9.03 an hour, while parking at Valley Drive costs £6.25 an hour. A secure space at Chantry Close in Harrow is 0.3 mi away and costs £5 an hour, making it the lowest hourly option listed. Winchester Avenue in Kingsbury and a driveway space in Kingsbury are each 0.5 mi away, with both priced at £10 a day. The hourly spaces fit shorter stays, while the daily spaces suit drivers leaving a car for a full day.
Brent Parking Controls on Kingsbury Road
Kingsbury Road is covered by a council car park with charged hours from Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6.30pm (brent.gov.uk). Drivers using the council facility need to match their stay to the published tariff, with £1 for 1 hour, £3 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £7.50 all day (brent.gov.uk).
The council identifies Kingsbury Road car park as a formal place to park, rather than describing unrestricted roadside parking around the station (brent.gov.uk). For a station visit, the council car park provides the published parking arrangement on the station road and avoids treating nearby kerb space as an assumed commuter facility.
Commuter Choices for an Early Train or Full Working Day
The council car park is open 24 hours, so an early commuter can arrive before the charging period begins and a late return remains possible after the charged hours end (brent.gov.uk). Monday to Saturday charging runs from 8am to 6.30pm, which covers the main weekday commuting window (brent.gov.uk).
For a full day, the council tariff is £7.50, while Parksy offers a monthly space in Kingsbury 175 yd away for £98 a month. Drivers wanting flexible short stays can choose Parksy spaces priced at £5 an hour, £6.25 an hour or £9.03 an hour, depending on the location. Daily Parksy options in Kingsbury cost £10 a day and are 0.5 mi from the station.
Queensbury and the Jubilee Line From Kingsbury
Queensbury tube station is the nearest station, 0.7 mi away and a 15-minute walk from the station. The Jubilee line places Kingsbury between Queensbury and Wembley Park, and the station is in London fare zone 4 (wikipedia.org).
The station is on Kingsbury Road, while Queensbury offers an alternative Jubilee line station for drivers or passengers whose journey starts on the other side of the local area. Bus, Underground, taxi and car are listed as ways to reach the station from London (rome2rio.com).
* 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 Kingsbury Tube Station?
Kingsbury Road car park is open 24 hours, with charging from Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6.30pm. Its published tariff is £1 for 1 hour, £3 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £7.50 all day. Parksy also lists a secure monthly space 175 yd away for £98 a month, plus hourly and daily options nearby.
Is Kingsbury Road Car Park Open 24 Hours?
Yes. Kingsbury Road car park is open 24 hours, so drivers can arrive before charging begins or return after charged hours end. Charging applies from Monday to Saturday between 8am and 6.30pm. The published tariff is £1 for 1 hour, £3 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £7.50 all day.
How Much Is Parking at Kingsbury Road Car Park?
The council tariff at Kingsbury Road car park is £1 for 1 hour, £3 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £7.50 all day. Charging runs from Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6.30pm. The car park is open 24 hours, so access continues outside the charged period.
What Parksy Parking Is Available Near Kingsbury Road?
Parksy lists a secure monthly space in Kingsbury, West London, 175 yd away, at £98 a month. Other spaces include £9.03 an hour at Waltham Avenue and £6.25 an hour at Valley Drive, both 0.2 mi away, plus £5 an hour at Chantry Close, 0.3 mi away.
Is There Daily Parking Near Kingsbury Tube Station?
Parksy lists Winchester Avenue in Kingsbury and a driveway space in Kingsbury at £10 a day. Both are 0.5 mi away. These daily options suit drivers leaving a car for a full day, while the council car park offers an all-day tariff of £7.50 during its Monday to Saturday charged hours.
How Far Is Queensbury Tube Station From Kingsbury?
Queensbury tube station is 0.7 mi away and a 15-minute walk from Kingsbury tube station. The Jubilee line places Kingsbury between Queensbury and Wembley Park, and Kingsbury is in London fare zone 4. Queensbury offers an alternative Jubilee line station for journeys starting on the other side of the local area.
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