Parking Near Nottingham Arkwright Street Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Nottingham Arkwright Street Railway Station?
The historic station on Meadows Way is not a current passenger station, so it has no station-operated car park, tariff or capacity. For current rail travel, use the Nottingham station multi-storey car park on Queens Road, which is open 24/7 and provides station access from level 2 or level 3. It is listed as a five-minute walk from Nottingham station.
- Address
- Meadows Way, The Meadows, Nottingham, NG2 2HH
- Closest listed space
- Queen's Road Nottingham Public Car Park - 24/7 Access, 145 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Nottingham railway station, 311 yd (4 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at Nottingham Arkwright Street Railway Station
The historic station site on Meadows Way does not operate as a current passenger station. Nottingham Arkwright Street was closed in 1963 and permanently closed in 1969 (Wikipedia). There is therefore no station-operated car park, station tariff or station parking capacity to use for a journey from this address.
The practical rail option is the multi-storey car park serving Nottingham station on Queens Road. East Midlands Railway says the car park is open 24/7, with access to the train station from level 2 or level 3 (eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk). The Queen's Road site is also listed as a five-minute walk from Nottingham station by Green Parking (green-parking.co.uk).
Commuter Parking Around the Former Arkwright Street Site
For a regular commuter, the key distinction is between parking by the modern Nottingham station and parking near the former Arkwright Street site. The current rail interchange is reached from the Queens Road multi-storey, while the historic address on Meadows Way is not a boarding point.
East Midlands Railway publishes 24/7 access for the Nottingham station car park (eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk). Blue Badge holders remain entitled to park free in on-street pay-and-display bays under the council update (nottinghamcity.gov.uk).
Parksy Spaces Near Meadows Way and Queens Road
The closest priced Parksy choices are two spaces on Queen's Road, each 145 yards away. A public car park space has 24/7 access at £2 an hour, while a separate parking space on Queen's Road is £6.25 an hour.
A secure garage space in Nottingham NG2 3AQ is 310 yards away and costs £4 a day, making it suited to a full-day stay. The Leonardo Hotel Nottingham space is 0.3 miles away, offers 24/7 parking and costs £6.79 an hour. Kimberley Health Centre is 0.4 miles away at £3.90 a day, while Horizon on Castle Boulevard is 0.4 miles away with 24/7 parking at £5.45 a week.
On-Street Parking Rules Near the Station Address
On-street pay-and-display parking in Nottingham city centre is subject to council charges, with the latest city-centre update listing £6.50 for up to 2 hours and £1 (nottinghamcity.gov.uk). These rates apply to the council's city-centre parking update rather than to a station car park on Meadows Way.
The council's published parking information is the relevant source for city-centre bay controls and enforcement around the rail interchange.
Rail and Public Transport Connections From the Site
Nottingham railway station is the nearest active station, 311 yards away, around a four-minute walk. Nottingham Carrington Street railway station is also about a four-minute walk away, while Nottingham London Road railway station is about an eight-minute walk away.
The Queens Road car park provides access to Nottingham station from level 2 or level 3, and East Midlands Railway states that the car park is open 24/7 (eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk). These connections make Queens Road the most direct parking base for current rail travel from the former Arkwright Street location.
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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 Nottingham Arkwright Street Railway Station?
The historic station on Meadows Way is not a current passenger station, so it has no station-operated car park, tariff or capacity. For current rail travel, use the Nottingham station multi-storey car park on Queens Road, which is open 24/7 and provides station access from level 2 or level 3. It is listed as a five-minute walk from Nottingham station.
Is There a Car Park at Nottingham Arkwright Street Railway Station?
No. The historic site on Meadows Way closed in 1963 and was permanently closed in 1969. It does not operate as a current passenger station and has no station-operated car park, station tariff or station parking capacity. The practical rail parking option is the multi-storey car park serving Nottingham station on Queens Road.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Near Meadows Way?
Two priced Parksy spaces on Queen's Road are each 145 yards away. A public car park space offers 24/7 access at £2 an hour, while a separate parking space costs £6.25 an hour. A secure garage space in Nottingham NG2 3AQ is 310 yards away and costs £4 a day.
How Much Is On-Street Parking Near the Former Station Address?
Nottingham city-centre on-street pay-and-display parking is subject to council charges. The latest city-centre update lists £6.50 for up to 2 hours and £1. These rates apply to the council's city-centre parking update, rather than to a station car park on Meadows Way. The council's published information covers bay controls and enforcement.
Is Queens Road Car Park Open 24/7?
Yes. East Midlands Railway states that the multi-storey car park serving Nottingham station on Queens Road is open 24/7. Access to the train station is available from level 2 or level 3. Green Parking lists the Queen's Road site as a five-minute walk from Nottingham station, making it the direct parking base for current rail travel.
Which Active Railway Stations Are Closest to the Site?
Nottingham railway station is the nearest active station, 311 yards away, around a four-minute walk. Nottingham Carrington Street railway station is also about a four-minute walk away, while Nottingham London Road railway station is about an eight-minute walk away. The Queens Road car park provides access to Nottingham station from level 2 or level 3.
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