Parking Near Regent's Park Tube Station, Marylebone
Where Can I Park for Regent's Park Tube Station?
Regent's Park tube station has no station car park listed for drivers, and parking around the wider park is limited. Parksy lists two £15 a day spaces 190 yd away, while a covered Harley Street space costs £75 a month at 273 yd. The entrance is on Park Crescent Gardens, W1B 1AA, in Marylebone.
- Address
- Park Crescent Gardens, Marylebone, City of Westminster, W1B 1AA
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking near The Zhai Clinic, London W1G, 190 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Great Portland Street, 224 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Marylebone
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at Regent's Park Tube Station
Regent's Park tube station does not have a station car park listed for drivers. The entrance is on Park Crescent Gardens in Marylebone, at W1B 1AA, so the station is better approached as a central London interchange than as a park-and-ride destination.
For a larger off-street option serving the wider park, Q-Park identifies St John's Wood as a safe and secure car park for Regent's Park (Q-Park). The Friends of Regent's Park advises visitors to avoid driving because available places are limited (friendsofregentspark.org). That makes a reservable nearby space more practical for a commuter who needs to leave a car near the Bakerloo line.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists two £15 a day spaces 190 yd away: a driveway space near London Spine Clinic in Marylebone and a secure space near The Zhai Clinic in London W1G. Both suit a full working day when a short walk from the station matters more than the lowest daily price.
At 226 yd, secure parking at Roselands Clinic in New Malden costs £3.70 a day. Harley Street has three further choices: covered parking costs £75 a month, an allocated space costs £12 a day, and parking at Harley Aesthetic Clinics costs £8.30 a day, with each 273 yd or 299 yd away. The monthly covered option suits regular weekday parking, while the daily spaces work for occasional appointments or commuting.
Commuting Through the Bakerloo Line Station
Transport for London identifies quieter times at the station as 10:00 to 17:15 and after 19:15 (tfl.gov.uk). Drivers who need a space during the working day can therefore target the quieter middle period rather than arriving at the busiest morning or evening flow.
The Parksy selection includes daily and monthly options, giving commuters a choice between booking individual days and using a longer-term covered space. The £75 a month Harley Street space is the clearest fit for repeated weekday travel, while the £12 a day, £8.30 a day and £15 a day options suit variable schedules. The station's central Marylebone position makes pre-arranged parking more useful than relying on a space appearing at arrival.
Street Parking Around Park Crescent Gardens
Parking in the wider Regent's Park area is charged from 9am to 6:30pm, at 70p per 15 minutes, £2.80 per hour or £11 for the published maximum period (royalparks.org.uk). These charges apply to Royal Parks parking rather than creating a station car park at the entrance on Park Crescent Gardens.
Blue Badge holders can park free of charge in the Royal Parks spaces, subject to a 4-hour time limit (royalparks.org.uk). The Friends of Regent's Park describes parking facilities as limited and recommends avoiding travel by car (friendsofregentspark.org). For a commuter, those conditions make a pre-arranged off-street space more predictable than searching the surrounding streets or relying on limited park spaces.
Walking and Connections From the Station
Great Portland Street is the nearest station, 224 yd away and about a 3-minute walk. Warren Street tube station is about a 7-minute walk, while Baker Street tube station is about a 9-minute walk. These alternatives can help when a destination is closer to another line or when a driver wants to leave the car near a different interchange.
Q-Park St John's Wood is identified as a parking option for Regent's Park (Q-Park).
Sources
- UK Government driving and transport services
- UK Government parking rules
- National Rail Enquiries
- FAQs for The Regent's Park & Primrose Hill
- Getting to Regent's Park | Transport Options
- Car park for Regent's Park - Q-Park
- Regent's Park Underground Station
- How To Find Regent's Events | Locate Us
- Affordable parking at Regents Park London
* 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 Regent's Park Tube Station?
Regent's Park tube station has no station car park listed for drivers, and parking around the wider park is limited. Parksy lists two £15 a day spaces 190 yd away, while a covered Harley Street space costs £75 a month at 273 yd. The entrance is on Park Crescent Gardens, W1B 1AA, in Marylebone.
What Are the Closest Parking Spaces to Regent's Park Tube Station?
The closest Parksy spaces are two £15 a day options 190 yd away: a driveway space near London Spine Clinic in Marylebone and a secure space near The Zhai Clinic in London W1G. Both are suitable for a full working day when a short walk matters more than finding the lowest daily price.
Is There Monthly Parking for Commuting to Regent's Park Tube Station?
A secure covered Harley Street space costs £75 a month and is 273 yd away. It is the clearest fit for repeated weekday travel. Daily alternatives include £12 a day, £8.30 a day and £15 a day spaces, which suit commuters with variable schedules or occasional appointments.
When Is Regent's Park Tube Station Quieter?
Transport for London identifies quieter times as 10:00 to 17:15 and after 19:15. Drivers who need a space during the working day can target the quieter middle period rather than arriving during the busiest morning or evening flow. Pre-arranged parking is more predictable in this central Marylebone location.
How Much Does Parking Around Park Crescent Gardens Cost?
Royal Parks parking in the wider Regent's Park area is charged from 9am to 6:30pm at 70p per 15 minutes, £2.80 per hour or £11 for the published maximum period. Blue Badge holders can park free of charge in Royal Parks spaces, subject to a 4-hour time limit.
Which Other Stations Are Within Walking Distance?
Great Portland Street is 224 yd away and about a 3-minute walk. Warren Street tube station is about a 7-minute walk, and Baker Street tube station is about a 9-minute walk. These alternatives may help when a destination is closer to another line or interchange.
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