Parking Near Mansfield Woodhouse Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Mansfield Woodhouse Railway Station?
The station car park has 40 spaces and charges £2 from 6am to 10am every day, with free parking outside those hours. It is open 24 hours Monday to Friday, with Saturday opening also listed by the operator, and has a 6ft 6 inches / 1.98 metre height restriction. Nearby Parksy parking includes a £15 a week option 178 yd away.
- Address
- Mansfield Woodhouse railway station, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, ENG
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in Mansfield, NTT – Affordable Rates, 178 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Mansfield railway station, 1.4 mi (30 min walk)
Parking Near Mansfield Woodhouse
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Station Parking on Station Road
The station has a council car park operated by East Midlands Railway, with 40 spaces (East Midlands Railway; National Rail). The car park is open 24 hours from Monday to Friday, with Saturday opening also listed by the operator (East Midlands Railway).
A £2 parking fee applies between 6am and 10am, seven days per week, while parking is free outside those specified hours (Mansfield District Council). The listed height restriction is 6ft 6 inches / 1.98 metre (Mansfield District Council), so taller vans and vehicles with roof equipment need particular care before entering.
Street Parking Around the Station in Mansfield
The council lists a charge for the station car park rather than a separate on-street tariff around the railway entrance (Mansfield District Council). Drivers using surrounding streets should treat marked bays, yellow lines, loading restrictions and any signed local controls as the governing rules for the exact parking position.
The council places the station among its council car parks serving Mansfield and nearby areas (Mansfield District Council), making the marked station facility the clearest official parking location for rail users.
What Commuters Should Know Before an Early Train
The station charge is concentrated in the morning: £2 applies from 6am to 10am on every day of the week, with free parking outside those hours (Mansfield District Council).
The operator lists 40 spaces and 24-hour weekday opening (East Midlands Railway), but the available capacity is modest for a commuter car park. National Rail also lists a drop-off and pick-up point and no accessible parking spaces (National Rail). There is no pre-booking or season-ticket detail in the station information shown here, so the practical choice is the on-site car park or a nearby privately listed space.
Parksy Parking Near the Station
Parksy lists a priced parking lot in Mansfield, 178 yd away, at £15 a week. The same page lists a secure space at ASL House, a secure space in Mansfield Woodhouse, three further secure spaces at ASL House, and a secure space on Debdale Lane, each 214 yd away and priced at £12 a day.
The 178 yd weekly option is aimed at a regular commuter who wants a published weekly rate. The five 214 yd daily options suit drivers who need a bookable alternative for an occasional rail journey, a short run of travel days or a day when the station car park is inconvenient. The spaces are in Mansfield or near Mansfield Woodhouse, rather than inside the station grounds.
Mansfield Connections and Alternatives
Mansfield railway station is the nearest alternative station, 1.4 mi away, with a walking time of 30 minutes.
The station provides a drop-off and pick-up point (National Rail), which helps when a passenger is being driven to a train rather than leaving a car all day. No bus, tram or park-and-ride detail is specified in the station information used for this guide, so the rail car park and the nearby Parksy spaces are the clear options for drivers arriving by car.
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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 Mansfield Woodhouse Railway Station?
The station car park has 40 spaces and charges £2 from 6am to 10am every day, with free parking outside those hours. It is open 24 hours Monday to Friday, with Saturday opening also listed by the operator, and has a 6ft 6 inches / 1.98 metre height restriction. Nearby Parksy parking includes a £15 a week option 178 yd away.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
Parking costs £2 between 6am and 10am, seven days per week. Outside those specified hours, parking is free. The station car park has 40 spaces, so capacity is modest for commuters. Drivers should also check the 6ft 6 inches / 1.98 metre height restriction before entering, especially when using taller vans or vehicles with roof equipment.
Is the Station Car Park Open Early and Late?
The operator lists the car park as open 24 hours from Monday to Friday, with Saturday opening also listed. The £2 charge applies from 6am to 10am on every day of the week, while parking is free outside those hours. National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point, but no accessible parking spaces.
Can I Park on the Streets Around the Railway Station?
The council lists a charge for the station car park rather than a separate on-street tariff around the railway entrance. On surrounding streets, marked bays, yellow lines, loading restrictions and signed local controls govern the exact parking position. The marked station facility is the clearest official parking location for rail users.
What Nearby Parksy Parking Is Available?
Parksy lists a priced parking lot 178 yd away at £15 a week. It also lists five secure spaces 214 yd away, each priced at £12 a day, including spaces at ASL House, in Mansfield Woodhouse and on Debdale Lane. These spaces are in Mansfield or near Mansfield Woodhouse rather than inside the station grounds.
Is There Another Station or a Drop-Off Option?
Mansfield railway station is the nearest alternative station, 1.4 mi away, with a walking time of 30 minutes. The station provides a drop-off and pick-up point, which suits passengers being driven to a train rather than leaving a car all day. The station information used here specifies no bus, tram or park-and-ride detail.
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