Parking Near Cambridge North Railway Station, Orchard Park
Where Can I Park at Cambridge North Railway Station?
Cambridge North railway station has a 428-space station car park, including 24 accessible spaces, at Cottage Industrial Estate, CB4 1UN. Charges are £13 for entry before 10am Monday to Friday, £9 after 10am Monday to Friday, and £8.40 on Saturday. Greater Anglia shows the car park as live in its station information.
- Address
- Cottage Industrial Estate, Cottage Industrial Estate, South Cambridgeshire, CB4 1UN
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space in Stourbridge Common, Cambridge, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
Parking Near Orchard Park
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Cambridge North Station Car Park in Cottage Industrial Estate
The station has a car park operated as Cambridge North Station Car Park, with 428 parking spaces and 24 accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk). The station address is Cottage Industrial Estate, South Cambridgeshire, CB4 1UN, near Orchard Park.
Parking charges are £13 for entry before 10am from Monday to Friday, £9 for entry after 10am from Monday to Friday, and £8.40 on Saturday (sabaparking.co.uk). The station's car park is shown as live in the Greater Anglia station information (greateranglia.co.uk).
Commuter Parking at Cambridge North Railway Station
Weekday commuters arriving before 10am face the higher station charge of £13, while entry after 10am is charged at £9 (sabaparking.co.uk). The Saturday rate is £8.40, making the official car park a practical choice for weekend rail journeys as well as weekday travel.
The car park's 428 spaces give drivers a substantial station-based option, while 24 accessible spaces are identified for passengers who need them (nationalrail.co.uk). Greater Anglia lists Cambridge North MCP Station Car Park in its station information and provides a live car-parking status marker (greateranglia.co.uk).
Street Parking Rules Near the Station and Orchard Park
The station sits in Cottage Industrial Estate, near Orchard Park, rather than in a traditional residential street setting. The published station information identifies the location and the railway car park, while the National Rail listing identifies the station's parking provision and accessible spaces (greateranglia.co.uk; nationalrail.co.uk).
Drivers using nearby streets should treat marked bays, yellow lines and any controlled parking signs as the governing restrictions for the exact place where they stop. The station car park provides the published paid parking arrangement, so leaving a vehicle on an access road, industrial forecourt or restricted section is not a substitute for a marked parking space.
Parksy Spaces Near Cambridge North
Parksy lists a monthly space at Stourbridge Common, 0.5 miles away, priced at £87 a month. A driveway on Kendal Way is 0.6 miles away at £4.50 an hour, while a driveway in Ditton Fields is also 0.6 miles away at £12 a day. These spaces suit drivers who prefer a private driveway or a longer-stay booking away from the station forecourt.
East Barnwell Health Centre has a listed space 0.7 miles away at £4.80 a day. Abbey Stadium, Cambridge CB5, has a space 0.7 miles away at £4.81 an hour, and Christ The Redeemer Church has one 0.8 miles away at £5 an hour. The daily-priced listings are suited to a full day's commute, while the hourly options fit shorter visits or flexible arrival times.
Busway, Rail and Park-and-Ride Links From Cambridge North
Cambridge North connects with the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway and provides interchange with local bus services and Park & Ride (wikipedia.org).
The station is on the Fen Line, giving it a rail connection for journeys beyond Cambridge (wikipedia.org). Local bus and Park & Ride interchange means a driver can combine parking with public transport rather than taking a car into the city centre, while the station's cycle provision also supports onward travel by bike.
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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 Cambridge North Railway Station?
Cambridge North railway station has a 428-space station car park, including 24 accessible spaces, at Cottage Industrial Estate, CB4 1UN. Charges are £13 for entry before 10am Monday to Friday, £9 after 10am Monday to Friday, and £8.40 on Saturday. Greater Anglia shows the car park as live in its station information.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost Before 10am on Weekdays?
Entry before 10am from Monday to Friday costs £13 at the station car park. Weekday commuters arriving after 10am pay £9 instead. The car park has 428 spaces, including 24 accessible spaces, and is shown as live in Greater Anglia station information.
Are There Cheaper Private Parking Spaces Near the Station?
Parksy lists several alternatives near the station. A Stourbridge Common space is 0.5 miles away at £87 a month. Kendal Way and Ditton Fields are each 0.6 miles away, priced at £4.50 an hour and £12 a day respectively. East Barnwell Health Centre is 0.7 miles away at £4.80 a day.
What Are the Saturday Parking Charges?
The Saturday rate at the station car park is £8.40. This makes the official car park an option for weekend rail journeys as well as weekday travel. It has 428 spaces and 24 accessible spaces, with the parking provision identified in National Rail information.
Can I Park on Streets Near Orchard Park?
Nearby streets are governed by marked bays, yellow lines and any controlled parking signs applying to the exact stopping place. The station is in Cottage Industrial Estate near Orchard Park, so an access road, industrial forecourt or restricted section is not a substitute for a marked parking space.
Can I Continue My Journey by Bus or Rail After Parking?
The station connects with the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway and local bus services, with interchange for Park & Ride. It is also on the Fen Line, providing a rail connection for journeys beyond Cambridge. Cycle provision supports onward travel by bike, so parking can be combined with public transport or cycling.
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