Parking Near Leatherhead Railway Station, Norbury Park
Where Can I Park at Leatherhead Railway Station?
Leatherhead railway station car park has 239 spaces, including four accessible spaces, and is open 24/7. APCOA charges £9.90 for a weekday daily stay, while the closest Parksy space is 34 yd away and costs £6.60 a day. Blue Badge holders can park free when the badge is displayed.
- Address
- Randalls Road, Mole Valley, KT22 7LB
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Lighted Parking Space in Leatherhead, 34 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Norbury Park
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Leatherhead Railway Station Car Park on Randalls Road
The station car park is operated by APCOA and has 239 parking spaces, including four accessible parking spaces (National Rail).
APCOA charges £9.90 for a weekday daily stay. The evening rate from 5pm Monday to Friday is £5.10, while the Saturday and Sunday daily rate is £5.10 (APCOA). A weekly ticket costs £36.80 (APCOA), which can suit a regular commuter who does not need a monthly arrangement.
Free parking is offered to Blue Badge holders, with the badge required to be displayed while parked (South Western Railway). Drop-off and pick-up points are available at the station (National Rail), so drivers collecting passengers can use the designated facility rather than relying on a standard parking stay.
Roadside Parking Around Leatherhead Railway Station
Leatherhead railway station is on Randalls Road in Mole Valley, near Norbury Park. The station address places the railway entrance and its immediate approach on KT22 7LB (National Rail).
This matters for short station visits because a brief stop in a council-managed car park is not priced as a 30-minute stay.
Drivers using roads near the station need to follow the signed restrictions and any marked waiting, loading or parking controls in force at the precise place they stop.
Parksy Spaces Close to Leatherhead Railway Station
The closest priced Parksy option is a lighted parking space in Leatherhead, a few steps away at 34 yd, costing £6.60 a day. Its proximity suits a commuter who wants to leave a car near the station without using the station car park.
A secure and convenient Leatherhead space is 0.3 mi away and costs £1 an hour. A parking space at Oxshott Medical Practice, Leatherhead, is also 0.3 mi away and costs £5.40 a day. These options give drivers a choice between hourly parking and a daily stay.
A secure and lighted parking lot in Leatherhead is 0.3 mi away and costs £0.60 an hour. The hourly spaces are useful for shorter visits, while the daily listings are easier to budget for a full working day.
Commuter Parking Choices at Leatherhead Station
APCOA lists 24/7 opening for its Leatherhead station location (APCOA), allowing drivers to access the car park outside ordinary daytime travel periods. The weekday daily rate is £9.90 (APCOA), so a daily station stay costs more than the closest Parksy daily space.
Regular weekday travellers can use APCOA’s weekly ticket for £36.80 (APCOA). A weekly ticket may be more convenient than paying the daily tariff on each working day, particularly for a commuter whose travel pattern is consistent.
The station has 239 parking spaces and four accessible spaces (National Rail). Drivers travelling at busy commuter times should allow for the possibility that spaces are occupied, while a pre-arranged Parksy space can provide a specific alternative near the station. Blue Badge holders can park free when the badge is displayed (South Western Railway).
Rail and Bus Connections From Leatherhead
Leatherhead is served by the railway station at Randalls Road in Mole Valley, near Norbury Park. The station provides drop-off and pick-up points as well as cycle parking (National Rail), making it practical for passengers arriving by car, bicycle or a short local journey.
For drivers who do not need to park at the station itself, the nearby Parksy spaces at 0.3 mi offer alternatives within walking distance. The 34 yd lighted Leatherhead space is the closest listed option and costs £6.60 a day.
Station parking can also be used for rail journeys without committing to a longer stay: APCOA lists a £5.10 evening rate from 5pm Monday to Friday and a £5.10 Saturday and Sunday daily rate (APCOA). The station’s drop-off and pick-up points are available for passengers being collected or left by car (National Rail).
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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 at Leatherhead Railway Station?
Leatherhead railway station car park has 239 spaces, including four accessible spaces, and is open 24/7. APCOA charges £9.90 for a weekday daily stay, while the closest Parksy space is 34 yd away and costs £6.60 a day. Blue Badge holders can park free when the badge is displayed.
How Much Is Station Parking?
APCOA charges £9.90 for a weekday daily stay. The evening rate from 5pm Monday to Friday is £5.10, and the Saturday and Sunday daily rate is £5.10. A weekly ticket costs £36.80, which may suit regular weekday travellers who do not need a monthly arrangement.
Is Parking Available for Blue Badge Holders?
Blue Badge holders can park free at the station car park when the badge is displayed while parked. The car park has four accessible parking spaces among its 239 spaces. Drivers should display the badge as required to use the free parking provision.
Can I Drop Off or Collect Passengers There?
Drop-off and pick-up points are available at the station, so drivers collecting passengers can use the designated facility rather than relying on a standard parking stay. The station also provides cycle parking, making it practical for passengers arriving by car, bicycle or a short local journey.
Where Is the Station and When Is the Car Park Open?
The station is on Randalls Road in Mole Valley, near Norbury Park, with the railway entrance and immediate approach on KT22 7LB. APCOA lists the station location as open 24/7, allowing drivers to access the car park outside ordinary daytime travel periods.
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