Parking Near Hayle Railway Station, St Ives
Where Can I Park at Hayle Railway Station?
The APCOA car park on Station Hill has 25 spaces and is open 24 hours every day. Monday to Friday parking costs £5.50, with an off-peak rate of £3.50 from 12pm, while Saturday and Sunday parking costs £3.50. A Parksy full-day space is also available 65 yd from the station for £5 a day.
- Address
- Station Hill, Copperhouse, Hayle, TR27 4NG
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Parking in Hayle - Perfect for Your Needs, 65 yd (1 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Hayle Station Car Park on Station Hill
The station car park is operated by APCOA and has 25 parking spaces, with no accessible parking spaces listed by National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). The entrance is at Station Hill, Copperhouse, Hayle, TR27 4NG, placing the parking directly beside the platform access.
APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £5.50, with an off-peak rate of £3.50 from 12pm. Saturday and Sunday parking is charged at £3.50 (apcoa.co.uk). The car park is open 24 hours on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday according to GWR (gwr.com), which suits early departures, late arrivals and weekend journeys.
Parksy Spaces Close to Hayle Railway Station
Two Parksy spaces are listed 65 yd from the station. A 24/7 parking space in Hayle costs £3.50 an hour, making it a practical choice for short stays or drivers who need access outside the station car park's tariff structure. An affordable parking lot in Hayle costs £5 a day at the same distance, which is more suited to a full working day.
St Julia's Hospice and Marie Therese House each have a Parksy space 0.4 mi away, priced at £7.80 an hour. These options suit drivers who prefer a space away from the immediate station entrance. St Michael's Hospital and patient and visitor parking in Hayle are both 0.6 mi away. The St Michael's Hospital space costs £7.80 an hour, while patient and visitor parking costs £1.20 an hour, giving longer-stay drivers another priced option.
Parking Rules Around Station Hill and Copperhouse
APCOA states that normal charges apply, so drivers using the station's marked parking area need to pay under the displayed parking arrangement (apcoa.co.uk).
The station information from National Rail identifies a drop-off and pick-up point as well as the 25-space car park (nationalrail.co.uk). The available authority and operator details identify these station facilities, while the listed Parksy spaces provide separate off-street choices in Hayle at the distances and prices shown above.
Commuting From Hayle Railway Station
The station car park's 25 spaces make early arrival useful for commuters who want to park on Station Hill, particularly because the car park operates 24 hours throughout the week (nationalrail.co.uk; gwr.com).
APCOA provides a parking code and supports buying parking, Auto Pay and Late Pay through APCOA Connect (apcoaconnect.com). The weekday tariff runs from 00:00 to 12:00 at £5.50, with £3.50 shown for the relevant lower tariff in the operator's parking details (apcoaconnect.com). Drivers wanting a guaranteed nearby alternative can use the Parksy full-day space priced at £5 a day and located 65 yd from the station.
Rail and Onward Connections From Hayle
The station is in Copperhouse, near St Ives, with rail access from the Station Hill site. National Rail lists drop-off and pick-up facilities and cycling provision at the station, so a driver can combine a short car journey with onward travel by train or bicycle (nationalrail.co.uk).
GWR provides departures, arrivals and ticket information for the station, while CrossCountry lists free public Wi-Fi, bicycle parking, CCTV of the bike storage area and a car park open 24 hours a day (gwr.com; crosscountrytrains.co.uk). The station also has a helpline number, 08001 971 329, with 18001 available for textphone users (gwr.com). These facilities make the station suitable for rail journeys without needing to drive into St Ives itself.
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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 Hayle Railway Station?
The APCOA car park on Station Hill has 25 spaces and is open 24 hours every day. Monday to Friday parking costs £5.50, with an off-peak rate of £3.50 from 12pm, while Saturday and Sunday parking costs £3.50. A Parksy full-day space is also available 65 yd from the station for £5 a day.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £5.50 for the station car park, with an off-peak rate of £3.50 from 12pm. Saturday and Sunday parking costs £3.50. Normal charges apply, so drivers need to pay under the displayed parking arrangement.
Is the Station Car Park Open 24 Hours?
The station car park is open 24 hours on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This suits early departures, late arrivals and weekend journeys. The car park has 25 spaces, so early arrival can be useful for commuters wanting to park on Station Hill.
Are There Nearby Alternatives to the Station Car Park?
Two Parksy spaces are listed 65 yd from the station. One is a 24/7 parking space costing £3.50 an hour, while an affordable parking lot costs £5 a day. St Julia's Hospice and Marie Therese House each have spaces 0.4 mi away, priced at £7.80 an hour.
How Can I Pay for Station Parking?
APCOA provides a parking code and supports buying parking, Auto Pay and Late Pay through APCOA Connect. The weekday tariff runs from 00:00 to 12:00 at £5.50, with £3.50 shown for the relevant lower tariff in the operator's parking details.
What Facilities Support Onward Travel From the Station?
National Rail lists drop-off and pick-up facilities and cycling provision. CrossCountry lists free public Wi-Fi, bicycle parking, CCTV of the bike storage area and a car park open 24 hours a day. The station helpline is 08001 971 329, with 18001 for textphone users.
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