Parking Near Royal Oak Tube Station, Little Venice
Where Can I Park for Royal Oak Tube Station?
For Royal Oak tube station, a nearby bookable space is more practical than assuming there is a station forecourt bay. The closest listed option is 59 yards away at £22.43 a day. For a shorter stay, Westbourne Terrace is 253 yards away and costs £1.50 an hour. The station is on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.
- Address
- Westway, Kensal Town, City of Westminster, W2 5DX
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Go Native Hyde Park, W2, 59 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Warwick Avenue tube station, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Parking at Royal Oak Tube Station on Westway
Royal Oak tube station is on Westway in Kensal Town, City of Westminster, W2 5DX. The station is served by the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, between Westbourne Park and Paddington stations (Wikipedia).
For a driver heading to the platforms, the practical approach is to use a nearby bookable space rather than assume there is a station forecourt bay. The TfL station-car-park service supports app use and a telephone booking route on 0330 060 4252 (TfL), while the station entrance remains on Westway.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Royal Oak in Kensal Town
The closest listed option is a space at Go Native Hyde Park, 59 yards away, priced at £22.43 a day. It suits a full-day commuter or visitor who wants a daily rate close to the station. On Westbourne Terrace, a space 253 yards away costs £1.50 an hour, making it the lowest priced hourly choice in the nearby listings for shorter stays.
Two further spaces are also 253 yards away: parking at The Park Grand London Paddington costs £23.75 an hour, while a 24/7 space on Torquay Street costs £15.75 an hour and is 321 yards away. Hilton London Hyde Park offers parking 0.2 miles away at £5.20 an hour. For longer arrangements, the secure garage at Trinity Court is 0.3 miles away and costs £125 a month.
Commuter Parking Choices for the Station
The Parksy listings give commuters several booking shapes rather than one standard station tariff. The Go Native Hyde Park space is priced by the day, the Westbourne Terrace space by the hour, and the Trinity Court garage by the month. The Torquay Street listing is marked 24/7, which is useful for an early start or a late return.
The station is in Zone 2 (TfL), and live arrivals, route maps and timetables are available through the TfL station service (TfL).
Street Parking Controls Around Westway and Kensal Town
The station address places the approach on Westway in Kensal Town, within the City of Westminster, W2 5DX. The TfL station page identifies Royal Oak as a London Underground stop and provides access and service information, while the council-controlled kerbside rules apply to the surrounding Westminster streets (TfL).
Drivers using an on-street bay need to follow the restriction shown on the street sign and marked bay at the time of parking. A booked off-street space avoids relying on a kerbside bay near the station, particularly for a journey planned around a fixed train or Underground departure. The station serves the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines (Wikipedia), so the surrounding approach can be useful for both local commuters and passengers changing across west London.
Walking and Alternative Connections Near Royal Oak
Warwick Avenue tube station is the nearest listed station at 0.3 miles, or a seven-minute walk. Paddington (Bishop's Road) tube station is about an eight-minute walk away, while Bayswater is about a ten-minute walk away. These alternatives give drivers more than one onward Underground option when a convenient parking space is closer to another station.
Royal Oak itself is on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, between Westbourne Park and Paddington stations (Wikipedia). A driver can therefore pair a nearby Parksy booking with a walk to Warwick Avenue, Paddington (Bishop's Road) or Bayswater when that route better suits the destination.
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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 Royal Oak Tube Station?
For Royal Oak tube station, a nearby bookable space is more practical than assuming there is a station forecourt bay. The closest listed option is 59 yards away at £22.43 a day. For a shorter stay, Westbourne Terrace is 253 yards away and costs £1.50 an hour. The station is on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.
What Is the Closest Parking to Royal Oak Tube Station?
The closest listed option is at Go Native Hyde Park, 59 yards away, priced at £22.43 a day. It suits a full-day commuter or visitor who wants a daily rate close to the station. The station entrance remains on Westway, in Kensal Town, City of Westminster, W2 5DX.
What Is the Cheapest Hourly Parking Near the Station?
The lowest priced hourly choice in the nearby listings is a space on Westbourne Terrace, 253 yards away, costing £1.50 an hour. Two further spaces are also 253 yards away: parking at The Park Grand London Paddington costs £23.75 an hour, while a 24/7 space on Torquay Street costs £15.75 an hour.
Is There Monthly Commuter Parking Near the Station?
For a longer arrangement, the secure garage at Trinity Court is 0.3 miles away and costs £125 a month. Other booking shapes include the Go Native Hyde Park space priced by the day and the Westbourne Terrace space priced by the hour. The station is in Zone 2.
Can I Park on the Street Around Westway and Kensal Town?
Drivers using an on-street bay need to follow the restriction shown on the street sign and marked bay at the time of parking. The surrounding Westminster streets are council-controlled. A booked off-street space avoids relying on a kerbside bay near the station, particularly for a journey planned around a fixed departure.
Which Alternative Stations Can I Walk to After Parking?
Warwick Avenue tube station is the nearest listed station at 0.3 miles, or a seven-minute walk. Paddington (Bishop's Road) tube station is about an eight-minute walk away, while Bayswater is about a ten-minute walk away. These alternatives provide more than one onward Underground option when another station better suits the destination.
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