Parking Near Queen's Park Station, Maida Vale
Where Can I Park for Queen's Park Station?
Salusbury Road car park charges £7.50 all day during charged hours, with charging ending at 6.30pm Monday to Saturday. For a named commuter space, Parksy lists Brondesbury Road at £100 a month, 222 yards away. Daily alternatives include Abbey Road in NW8 at £11 a day, 0.3 miles away.
- Address
- Salusbury Road, Queen's Park, Greater London, NW6 6NL
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Space in Brondesbury Road, London, 222 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Kilburn Park tube station, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near Maida Vale
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Commuter Parking Near the Station
The council’s tariff makes Salusbury Road car park the clearest option for a weekday daytime journey, with an all-day charge of £7.50 during charged hours (brent.gov.uk). Monday to Saturday charging ends at 6.30pm, so an evening return falls outside the published charged period (brent.gov.uk).
Queen's Park station sits on Salusbury Road, and the nearby street network is covered by controlled parking arrangements. A local Queen's Park guide lists resident permits at approximately £105 to £145 per year and describes controls from Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm (theavenuequeenspark.co.uk). The guide also says parking is free after 3pm (theavenuequeenspark.co.uk), which may help later-running commuters, subject to the signed restrictions on the street used.
Parksy Spaces Around Queen's Park Station
Parksy lists a driveway space in Brondesbury Road, 222 yards away, at £100 a month. The short distance and monthly pricing make it the most natural fit for a regular commuter who wants a named space rather than a council tariff. A space near Abbey Road in NW8 is 0.3 miles away and costs £11 a day, giving occasional weekday drivers a straightforward daily option.
For shorter stays, a space near Daleham Gardens Health Clinic is 0.4 miles away at £10.40 an hour. Covered spaces in Hansel Road, NW6, Kimberley Road and Glengall Road are each 0.5 miles away and cost £12 a day. The covered options suit drivers prioritising shelter, while the daily spaces are better matched to occasional station trips than a monthly arrangement.
Street Parking Around Salusbury Road
Street parking surrounds Queen's Park station, but the area is subject to controlled parking arrangements rather than unrestricted commuter parking. A local Queen's Park guide identifies a controlled parking zone with restrictions from Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm (theavenuequeenspark.co.uk). The same guide lists resident permits at approximately £105 to £145 per year (theavenuequeenspark.co.uk).
The guide also states that parking is free after 3pm (theavenuequeenspark.co.uk). The City of London says street parking is available in the surrounding area and says Queen's Park does not have a car park (cityoflondon.gov.uk), so drivers using the park-side streets need to distinguish the park from the station-side Salusbury Road car park.
Walking and Public Transport Connections From the Station
Kilburn Park tube station is the nearest listed connection, 0.5 miles away and about a 10-minute walk. Brondesbury Park railway station is about an 11-minute walk, while Kilburn High Road railway station is about a 12-minute walk. These alternatives give commuters a choice of nearby rail or Underground access when the most convenient route is not from the station itself.
The station is at Salusbury Road, Queen's Park, Greater London, NW6 6NL. Its position in Queen's Park near Maida Vale makes the nearby rail stations practical walking alternatives, while Kilburn Park provides the closest listed Tube connection. Drivers using a Parksy space can choose between the 222-yard Brondesbury Road space and the spaces listed between 0.3 and 0.5 miles away, depending on whether distance, covering or daily pricing matters most.
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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 Queen's Park Station?
Salusbury Road car park charges £7.50 all day during charged hours, with charging ending at 6.30pm Monday to Saturday. For a named commuter space, Parksy lists Brondesbury Road at £100 a month, 222 yards away. Daily alternatives include Abbey Road in NW8 at £11 a day, 0.3 miles away.
What Is the Best Weekday Commuter Parking Option?
Salusbury Road car park is the clearest weekday daytime option, with an all-day charge of £7.50 during charged hours. Charging ends at 6.30pm from Monday to Saturday, so an evening return falls outside the published charged period.
Is Street Parking Available Near the Station?
Street parking surrounds the station, but it is subject to controlled parking arrangements. Controls are listed as Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm, with resident permits approximately £105 to £145 per year. The local guide states that parking is free after 3pm, subject to signed restrictions.
What Monthly Parking Space Is Closest?
Parksy lists a driveway space in Brondesbury Road, 222 yards away, at £100 a month. Its short distance and monthly pricing make it a natural fit for a regular commuter seeking a named space rather than a council tariff.
Are There Daily Parking Spaces Nearby?
A space near Abbey Road in NW8 is 0.3 miles away and costs £11 a day. Covered spaces in Hansel Road, NW6, Kimberley Road and Glengall Road are each 0.5 miles away and cost £12 a day. These daily options suit occasional station trips.
What Nearby Public Transport Connections Can I Walk To?
Kilburn Park tube station is 0.5 miles away and about a 10-minute walk. Brondesbury Park railway station is about an 11-minute walk, while Kilburn High Road railway station is about a 12-minute walk. These provide nearby rail or Underground alternatives.
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