Parking Near Tufnell Park Tube Station, South Bank
Where Can I Park for Tufnell Park Tube Station?
For parking near Tufnell Park tube station, Parksy lists priced spaces from 138 yd away. Options include a driveway at £187 a month, a space near Queens Hotel at £5.20 a day and a space at Charlies Hotel at £5.20 an hour. TfL also offers all-day parking at station car parks and free Blue Badge parking through its app or telephone service.
- Address
- 167 Fortess Road, Upper Holloway, London, NW5 1AL
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Space in Tufnell Park, London, 138 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Kentish Town station, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
Parking Near South Bank
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Tufnell Park Tube Station
The station is a London Underground stop on Fortess Road, with the TfL station address listed as Fortess Rd, London, N19 5QB (tfl.gov.uk). The full address is 167 Fortess Road, Upper Holloway, London, NW5 1AL. TfL describes its station-car-park service as offering all-day parking and free Blue Badge parking at station car parks, with access arranged through its app or telephone service (tfl.gov.uk).
For a driver heading to the Northern line, the practical approach is to treat the station as a transport stop rather than assume a dedicated parking facility at the entrance.
Street Parking on Fortess Road and Nearby Streets
The station sits on Fortess Road in Upper Holloway, close to the Islington and Camden boundary (wikipedia.org). The TfL listing gives the station location as Fortess Rd, London, N19 5QB (tfl.gov.uk).
For a short stop, the signed controls at the exact bay or road entrance determine whether parking is permitted, how long a vehicle can remain and whether payment or a permit is required. The station's listed location is near South Bank but is described locally as Upper Holloway.
Commuting From the Northern Line Stop
TfL currently describes the station as quiet on its Underground page, which may make arriving by car feel less pressured than at a major interchange (tfl.gov.uk). Quiet station status is not a promise of an empty kerbside bay, however, and a commuter still needs a parking arrangement that covers the intended length of the journey.
TfL offers all-day parking at its station car parks and free Blue Badge parking, with the service supported through the TfL app or 0330 060 4252 (tfl.gov.uk). The station listing also provides live arrivals, service status and route information, giving drivers a way to check the Northern line before leaving the car. No station-specific season-ticket or pre-book tariff is published in the cited TfL listing.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Tufnell Park Station
Parksy lists three priced spaces 138 yd from the station: a driveway space in Tufnell Park at £187 a month, a space near Queens Hotel at £5.20 a day and a space at Charlies Hotel at £5.20 an hour. The monthly driveway is aimed at a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement, while the daily option suits occasional weekday travel.
At 215 yd, three further priced listings widen the choice. A parking lot in Greater London costs £9 a day, a secure 24/7 garage costs £190 a week and a 24/7 parking lot costs £35 a day. The two 138 yd options are the closest priced choices shown, while the 215 yd garage is the natural fit for a driver prioritising round-the-clock access over the shortest walk.
Kentish Town, Gospel Oak and Onward Connections
Kentish Town station is the nearest listed rail connection, 0.4 mi away with a 9 min walk. Gospel Oak railway station is about 12 min walk from the station. These two nearby rail points give a parked driver alternatives when the Underground journey is not the most convenient route.
The station is on the Northern line, and TfL provides route maps, live arrivals and status information for the stop (tfl.gov.uk).
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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 Tufnell Park Tube Station?
For parking near Tufnell Park tube station, Parksy lists priced spaces from 138 yd away. Options include a driveway at £187 a month, a space near Queens Hotel at £5.20 a day and a space at Charlies Hotel at £5.20 an hour. TfL also offers all-day parking at station car parks and free Blue Badge parking through its app or telephone service.
What Are the Closest Priced Parking Spaces Near Tufnell Park Tube Station?
The two closest priced choices shown are 138 yd from Tufnell Park tube station. A driveway space costs £187 a month, while a space near Queens Hotel costs £5.20 a day. A space at Charlies Hotel is also 138 yd away and costs £5.20 an hour, offering a short-stay option.
Is There All-Day Parking and Blue Badge Parking at the Station?
TfL describes its station-car-park service as offering all-day parking and free Blue Badge parking at station car parks. Access is arranged through the TfL app or telephone service. The support number provided is 0330 060 4252, so drivers can use the service when arranging parking for a journey.
What Longer-Term Parking Options Are Available?
The 138 yd driveway space in Tufnell Park costs £187 a month and is aimed at a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement. At 215 yd, a secure 24/7 garage costs £190 a week. The garage is the natural fit for a driver prioritising round-the-clock access over the shortest walk.
What Daily Parking Options Are Available Near the Station?
For occasional weekday travel, the space near Queens Hotel is 138 yd away and costs £5.20 a day. At 215 yd, a parking lot in Greater London costs £9 a day, while a 24/7 parking lot costs £35 a day. The 138 yd daily option is the closest priced choice shown.
What Rail Connections Are Near the Station?
Kentish Town station is the nearest listed rail connection, 0.4 mi away with a 9 min walk. Gospel Oak railway station is about 12 min walk from the station. These nearby rail points give a parked driver alternatives when the Northern line journey is not the most convenient route.
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