Parking Near James Cook University Hospital Railway Station, Middlesbrough
Where Can I Park for James Cook University Hospital Railway Station?
James Cook University Hospital railway station has no station car park or accessible parking spaces. The closest listed option is an off-street TS4 space 89 yd away at £2.65 an hour. For longer stays, the hospital has three visitor car parks and offers a seven day permit for £10, while Parksy lists monthly parking 0.8 mi away at £9.70 a month.
- Address
- Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking at James Cook University Hospital, TS4, 89 yd (2 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Hospital Parking Beside the Station on Marton Road
The railway station has no station car park or accessible parking spaces, according to National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). Northern also lists the car park facility as unavailable and identifies a shelter on the platform rather than a waiting room (northernrailway.co.uk). The station address is Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW.
The hospital itself has three visitor car parks on site (traumanorth.org.uk). A seven day permit costs £10 (southtees.nhs.uk), making the hospital grounds a practical choice for longer visits rather than a station-owned commuter car park.
Street Parking Around James Cook University Hospital Railway Station
The station sits on Marton Road, but the published station information identifies a drop-off and pick-up point rather than station parking (nationalrail.co.uk).
Hospital parking is managed separately from the railway platform. Drivers using streets near the hospital therefore need to distinguish between a signed hospital car park and ordinary roadside space, particularly when a journey involves a full working day. The published station listing records no accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Within Reach of the Hospital Platform
The closest listed option is an off-street parking space in TS4, a few steps away at 89 yd, priced at £2.65 an hour. Its position suits a short hospital appointment or a train passenger who wants a bookable space close to the platform. The listing is a priced space, so the hourly rate is clear before parking.
For longer stays, Parksy lists monthly parking in Middlesbrough, 0.8 mi away, at £9.70 a month. A driveway space in Middlesbrough, TS4, is 1.0 mi away and costs £12 a day. Two spaces at Park Surgery and Crossfell Health Centre are each 1.1 mi away, with the Park Surgery space priced at £4.30 an hour and the Crossfell Health Centre space at £4.30 a day. A single garage for rent is 1.3 mi away and costs £100 a month. The spread covers short visits, daily parking and longer-term storage.
Commuter Choices for Daily and Longer Stays
The station has no car park, so a regular rail commuter needs an arrangement away from the platform itself. The hospital provides a seven day permit for £10 (southtees.nhs.uk), while the hospital network lists a reduced-cost parking ticket at £9.70 a month or £21.20 for three months, plus a £10 charge (traumanorth.org.uk). Those products are relevant to people combining hospital access with a rail journey, although the hospital’s own parking terms apply.
Parksy’s monthly listing in Middlesbrough is 0.8 mi away and costs £9.70 a month. The 89 yd TS4 space costs £2.65 an hour and is better suited to occasional peak-time use or a short appointment than repeated all-day parking. A £12-a-day driveway space 1.0 mi away provides a daily alternative for commuters who prefer not to rely on hospital visitor bays.
Rail and Bus Connections From the Marton Road Station
The station is on Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW, and includes a drop-off and pick-up point (nationalrail.co.uk). Its rail facilities are limited: Northern lists no car park, no seated area and no waiting room, with a platform shelter instead (northernrailway.co.uk). Drivers using a nearby Parksy space should allow for the walk to the platform rather than expecting a station forecourt designed for long stays.
The hospital location also offers an alternative to driving all the way to the platform. Three visitor car parks are located onsite (traumanorth.org.uk), and the hospital publishes a seven day permit at £10 (southtees.nhs.uk). A Parksy space 89 yd away is the closest listed parking option, while the monthly option 0.8 mi away suits a longer-term arrangement. These choices allow a driver to leave the car near the hospital and continue on foot to the station, without treating the railway station as a park-and-ride site.
Sources
- UK Government driving and transport services
- UK Government parking rules
- Royal North Shore Hospital
- National Rail Enquiries
- Parking at James Cook
- James Cook University Hospital Station
- James Cook University Hospital Station | Train Times
- James Cook University Hospital - Hospitals in Our Network
- James Cook - Esk Valley Raliway
* 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 James Cook University Hospital Railway Station?
James Cook University Hospital railway station has no station car park or accessible parking spaces. The closest listed option is an off-street TS4 space 89 yd away at £2.65 an hour. For longer stays, the hospital has three visitor car parks and offers a seven day permit for £10, while Parksy lists monthly parking 0.8 mi away at £9.70 a month.
Does James Cook University Hospital Railway Station Have a Car Park?
No. The station has no station car park or accessible parking spaces. Northern lists the car park facility as unavailable, with a platform shelter rather than a waiting room. The station has a drop-off and pick-up point, but hospital parking is managed separately from the railway platform.
What Is the Closest Parking Option to James Cook University Hospital Railway Station?
The closest listed option is an off-street parking space in TS4, 89 yd away, priced at £2.65 an hour. Its position suits a short hospital appointment or a train passenger wanting a bookable space close to the platform. Drivers should allow for the walk to the platform rather than expecting a station forecourt.
Is There Parking for a Full Day Near the Station?
A driveway space in Middlesbrough, TS4, is 1.0 mi away and costs £12 a day. The hospital also has three visitor car parks onsite and offers a seven day permit for £10. Drivers should distinguish between a signed hospital car park and ordinary roadside space when a journey involves a full working day.
What Parking Is Available for Regular Rail Commuters?
The station has no car park, so regular rail commuters need an arrangement away from the platform. Parksy lists monthly parking in Middlesbrough, 0.8 mi away, at £9.70 a month. The hospital network also lists a reduced-cost parking ticket at £9.70 a month or £21.20 for three months, plus a £10 charge, subject to hospital parking terms.
What Longer-Term Parking Options Are Available Near the Station?
For longer stays, Parksy lists monthly parking in Middlesbrough, 0.8 mi away, at £9.70 a month. A single garage for rent is 1.3 mi away and costs £100 a month. A seven day hospital permit costs £10. The choices cover longer-term parking and storage, with the hospital’s own parking terms applying.
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