Parking Near Woodside Park Tube Station, New Southgate
Where Can I Park for Woodside Park Tube Station?
Woodside Park tube station has a TfL car park on Woodside Park Road, N12 8SE, with tariffs of £10.60 Monday to Friday and £6.30 at weekends. It is almost 100 per cent utilised during the average week, so weekday drivers may prefer a nearby Parksy booking, including a space 128 yards away at £10.60 a day.
- Address
- Station Approach, Woodside Park, Greater London, N12 8SE
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Woodside Park Station Car Park - N12, 128 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- West Finchley tube station, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
Parking Near New Southgate
Woodside Park tube station with pre-booked private parking nearby, offering a short walk and less circling before your journey. Photo: Pexels
Woodside Park Tube Station Car Park on Woodside Park Road
Woodside Park tube station has a TfL car park on Woodside Park Road, N12 8SE, with access close to the station approach (TfL; sabaparking.co.uk). The car park is listed as a station facility by TfL, alongside the waiting room, ticket halls, gates, toilets and WiFi (tfl.gov.uk).
The published tariff is £10.60 Monday to Friday, falling to £6.30 on Saturday and Sunday, with Bank Holidays charged at £10.60 (sabaparking.co.uk). The car park is almost 100 per cent utilised during the average week, according to the Greater London Authority (london.gov.uk), so arriving without a backup can be risky for a weekday journey.
Weekday Parking Demand at the Woodside Park Station Car Park
Commuters should treat the station car park as a high-demand option rather than a reliable last-minute stop. The Greater London Authority says the car park is almost 100 per cent utilised during the average week (london.gov.uk), which points to the greatest pressure on ordinary working days.
TfL lists the site as having a car park, but the station page does not provide a pre-booking facility or season-ticket details in the listed facilities (tfl.gov.uk). The daily prices published for the site are £10.60 Monday to Friday, £6.30 on Saturday and Sunday, and £10.60 on Bank Holidays (sabaparking.co.uk). For a planned commute, a nearby Parksy booking gives a more definite space than relying on spare capacity at the station.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Woodside Park Tube Station
The closest priced Parksy choice is a space 128 yards away at £10.60 a day. A commercial garage 0.2 miles away costs £90 a month and offers 24/7 access, making it the practical fit for a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement.
Two driveway spaces in Finchley, N12, are each 0.4 miles away at £12 a day. A parking lot in North London is 0.5 miles away at £35 a day, while a secure space on Moss Hall Grove, London N12, is 0.5 miles away at £6.50 an hour. The driveway spaces suit day visitors who prefer off-street parking, the hourly space suits shorter stays, and the commercial garage is aimed at drivers needing recurring access.
Walking and Public Transport Connections From Woodside Park
West Finchley tube station is the nearest listed rail connection, 0.6 miles away and about a 13-minute walk from Woodside Park tube station. Totteridge and Whetstone tube station is another option, at about an 18-minute walk. These connections can help when a driver prefers to leave the car farther from the busiest station parking.
The station is in Woodside Park, near New Southgate, and TfL lists ticket halls, gates, toilets and WiFi among its facilities (tfl.gov.uk). The station's position on the Underground network makes the nearby West Finchley and Totteridge and Whetstone stops useful alternatives for a journey that can begin with a Parksy space rather than the heavily used station car park.
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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 Woodside Park Tube Station?
Woodside Park tube station has a TfL car park on Woodside Park Road, N12 8SE, with tariffs of £10.60 Monday to Friday and £6.30 at weekends. It is almost 100 per cent utilised during the average week, so weekday drivers may prefer a nearby Parksy booking, including a space 128 yards away at £10.60 a day.
How Much Does the Woodside Park Tube Station Car Park Cost?
The published tariff is £10.60 Monday to Friday, £6.30 on Saturday and Sunday, and £10.60 on Bank Holidays. The car park is on Woodside Park Road, N12 8SE, with access close to the station approach. TfL lists it as a station facility alongside ticket halls, gates, toilets and WiFi.
Is Parking at the Station Car Park Reliable on Weekdays?
The station car park is almost 100 per cent utilised during the average week, according to the Greater London Authority. This indicates particularly high pressure on ordinary working days, so arriving without a backup can be risky. A nearby Parksy booking gives a more definite space than relying on spare capacity at the station.
What Are the Nearest Parksy Parking Options?
The closest priced Parksy choice is a space 128 yards away at £10.60 a day. A commercial garage 0.2 miles away costs £90 a month and offers 24/7 access. Two driveway spaces in Finchley, N12, are each 0.4 miles away at £12 a day, while other options are 0.5 miles away.
Which Nearby Parking Is Best for Regular Commuters or Short Stays?
The commercial garage 0.2 miles away costs £90 a month and offers 24/7 access, making it suitable for recurring access. The secure space on Moss Hall Grove is 0.5 miles away at £6.50 an hour and suits shorter stays. The driveway spaces 0.4 miles away cost £12 a day and suit day visitors.
What Alternative Tube Stations Are Near Woodside Park?
West Finchley tube station is the nearest listed rail connection, 0.6 miles away and about a 13-minute walk. Totteridge and Whetstone tube station is another option, at about an 18-minute walk. These connections can help when a driver leaves the car farther from the busiest station parking and continues the journey from another stop.
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