Parking Near New Basford Railway Station, Sherwood
Where Can I Park for New Basford Railway Station?
New Basford railway station’s former site at 34 Langdon Close is not presented as a current railway station car park, so drivers should plan for nearby private parking. Parksy lists spaces from 0.5 miles away at £1.86 an hour, a 0.6-mile option at £4 a day, and a longer-term space 0.9 miles away at £59 a month.
- Address
- 34 Langdon Close, Nottingham, NG5 1DY
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Near Breast Institute in Nottingham, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Carrington railway station, 0.7 mi (14 min walk)
Parking Near Sherwood
New Basford railway station pictured with a nearby pre-booked private parking space offering a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the Former New Basford Station Site
The historic station site at 34 Langdon Close, Nottingham, NG5 1DY is not presented as a current railway station car park. New Basford railway station was a former Great Central Railway station in Nottingham, and the partially filled north portal of Sherwood Rise Tunnel remains visible in a small park at the end of Camelot Avenue to the north of the site (disused-stations.org.uk). Drivers should therefore plan for nearby private parking rather than expect a dedicated rail facility at the station address.
The station’s former railway setting makes the approach different from an operating main-line station. The surviving tunnel portal is at the end of Camelot Avenue, while the listed address is on Langdon Close.
Commuter Choices Near New Basford
The strongest practical choice for a regular driver is a booked private space, because the former station site does not provide a station car park with a published commuter tariff. Parksy lists three priced spaces within 0.6 miles: two spaces 0.5 miles away at £1.86 an hour, plus a space 0.6 miles away at £4 a day. The hourly spaces suit shorter visits, while the daily option is more straightforward for a full working day.
A longer-term option is also listed 0.9 miles away at £59 a month. Nottingham College’s Basford campus has parking machines, with charges of £4 a day or £2.50 for 4 hours (half day) (nottinghamcollege.ac.uk), although this is campus parking rather than a railway-station facility.
Parksy Spaces Around the Station
Parksy’s nearby priced spaces cover several useful patterns. Two spaces near Nottingham City Hospital and the Breast Institute are each 0.5 miles away at £1.86 an hour. A space at Sherwood Rise Health Clinic is 0.6 miles away and costs £4 a day, making it the closest listed daily-priced choice.
Further options include a space near Nottinghamshire Hospice and one at Park Inn Nottingham, NG3 5BG, both 0.8 miles away at £4 a day. A Stashbee space in Nottinghamshire NG5 is 0.9 miles away at £59 a month, which is more appropriate for a regular commuter. All six listed spaces are priced, so drivers can compare hourly, daily and monthly arrangements against how often they use the route.
Street Parking and Local Restrictions
The local station information identifies the surviving railway feature at the end of Camelot Avenue, but it does not provide a street-parking tariff, resident-zone boundary or time limit for Camelot Avenue or Langdon Close. The station address is 34 Langdon Close, Nottingham, NG5 1DY, while the tunnel portal is described as being in a small park at the end of Camelot Avenue (disused-stations.org.uk).
For a dependable commute, a private booked space is more practical than relying on an unmarked roadside place near the former railway site. The Nottingham College Basford campus uses parking machines and charges £4 a day or £2.50 for 4 hours (half day) (nottinghamcollege.ac.uk).
Connections From New Basford Towards Nottingham
Carrington railway station is the nearest station listed for the area, at 0.7 miles or a 14-minute walk from New Basford railway station. Nottingham is also connected with New Basford by bus via Teesdale Road, with the journey taking 6 minutes and costing £2 to £4 (rome2rio.com).
The bus connection can be useful for reaching the city without taking a car into central Nottingham. The local information identifies the route via Teesdale Road, while the published journey information gives the 6-minute duration and £2 to £4 fare (rome2rio.com). No park-and-ride facility is identified in the local station information, so the nearby Parksy spaces provide the clearest listed alternatives for drivers making a short visit or a regular commute.
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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 New Basford Railway Station?
New Basford railway station’s former site at 34 Langdon Close is not presented as a current railway station car park, so drivers should plan for nearby private parking. Parksy lists spaces from 0.5 miles away at £1.86 an hour, a 0.6-mile option at £4 a day, and a longer-term space 0.9 miles away at £59 a month.
Is There a Car Park at New Basford Railway Station?
The former station site at 34 Langdon Close is not presented as a current railway station car park. The site was a former Great Central Railway station, and the partially filled north portal of Sherwood Rise Tunnel remains visible in a small park at the end of Camelot Avenue. Drivers should plan for nearby private parking instead.
What Is the Cheapest Nearby Parking Option?
The closest priced spaces listed are two options 0.5 miles away at £1.86 an hour, near Nottingham City Hospital and the Breast Institute. For a full working day, a space 0.6 miles away costs £4 a day. Further daily options are 0.8 miles away at £4 a day.
Is Monthly Parking Available for Commuters?
A longer-term private parking option is listed 0.9 miles away at £59 a month. This is more appropriate for a regular commuter than hourly parking. The nearby priced choices also include spaces at £1.86 an hour and £4 a day, allowing drivers to compare arrangements with how often they use the route.
Can I Park on Camelot Avenue or Langdon Close?
The station address is 34 Langdon Close, while the surviving tunnel portal is at the end of Camelot Avenue. For a dependable commute, a private booked space is more practical than relying on an unmarked roadside place.
What Public Transport Connects the Station Area With Nottingham?
Nottingham is connected with the station area by bus via Teesdale Road. The journey takes 6 minutes and costs £2 to £4. Carrington railway station is listed at 0.7 miles or a 14-minute walk from the former station site. No park-and-ride facility is identified in the local station information.
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