Parking Near Yeoveney Halt Railway Station, Staines-upon-Thames
Where Can I Park for Yeoveney Halt Railway Station?
Yeoveney Halt railway station was a former platform that closed to passengers on 14 May 1962, with no station-operator car park. The site was reached by a public footpath running north from Moor Lane, so keep the footpath clear and do not treat the private road as station access. Nearby choices include parking 0.4 miles away for £61.95 a day or 1.0 mile away for £1.30 an hour.
- Address
- Moor Lane
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Swan Parking T4,5 in Staines, England, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Staines West railway station, 1.0 mi (20 min walk)
Parking Near Staines-upon-Thames
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Yeoveney Halt Railway Station on Moor Lane
Yeoveney Halt railway station was a minimalist railway platform on the Staines & West Drayton Railway, rather than a modern staffed station with a customer car park (disused-stations.org.uk). The platform closed to passengers on 14 May 1962 (disused-stations.org.uk), so drivers should not plan a station-operator car-park arrival at the Moor Lane location.
The former halt was located three hundred yards west of a private road, reached by a public footpath running north from Moor Lane (disused-stations.org.uk).
Moor Lane Parking Rules Near the Former Halt
The former platform was three hundred yards west of a private road and beside a public footpath running north from Moor Lane (disused-stations.org.uk). This makes the immediate approach a rural footpath setting rather than a marked station forecourt, with no station parking layout described for the site.
Drivers visiting the former halt should keep the public footpath clear and avoid treating the private road as a station access route. The site closed to passengers on 14 May 1962 (disused-stations.org.uk), so parking decisions around Moor Lane relate to the surrounding road and land rather than active railway-station facilities.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Yeoveney Halt in Staines and Wraysbury
For a short visit, a driveway space in Staines is 0.4 miles away and costs £61.95 a day. A 24/7 lighted parking space in Staines is 1.0 mile away at £1.30 an hour, making it a more practical option for drivers who need hourly parking rather than a full-day booking.
Two spaces in Wraysbury are 1.1 miles away: one is a 24/7 parking lot at £1 an hour, while the other is a Coppermill Road space at £4.38 an hour. In Staines-upon-Thames, a secure parking garage is 1.2 miles away at £10 an hour, and a secure Stashbee space at the same distance costs £61 a month, suiting longer-term parking.
Commuter Planning for the Former Yeoveney Halt Site
Yeoveney Halt railway station is a closed former platform, with passenger services ending on 14 May 1962 (disused-stations.org.uk). It therefore cannot be used as a current rail commuting departure point, and a driver looking for a daily or season-ticket station car park should base the journey around an active nearby station instead.
The Parksy choices near the site suit different parking patterns. The Staines driveway at £61.95 a day is aimed at a full-day stay, while the £61 monthly Stashbee space is the listed option for recurring parking. Hourly alternatives include the Staines lighted space at £1.30 an hour, the Wraysbury lot at £1 an hour and the Coppermill Road space at £4.38 an hour.
Staines West Connection From Yeoveney Halt Near Staines-upon-Thames
Staines West railway station is the nearest station, 1.0 mile from the former halt and a 20-minute walk away.
The former site is in the Borough of Spelthorne, near Staines-upon-Thames, and sits 1.2 miles from Staines-upon-Thames centre. Drivers who need a current railway journey can therefore use the Staines West connection rather than expecting trains at the Moor Lane 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 Yeoveney Halt Railway Station?
Yeoveney Halt railway station was a former platform that closed to passengers on 14 May 1962, with no station-operator car park. The site was reached by a public footpath running north from Moor Lane, so keep the footpath clear and do not treat the private road as station access. Nearby choices include parking 0.4 miles away for £61.95 a day or 1.0 mile away for £1.30 an hour.
Is There a Car Park at Yeoveney Halt Railway Station?
No station-operator car park is described at the former halt. It was a minimalist railway platform, not a modern staffed station with a customer car park, and passenger services ended on 14 May 1962. Parking around Moor Lane relates to surrounding road and land rather than active railway-station facilities.
How Do I Reach the Former Yeoveney Halt Site From Moor Lane?
The former platform was three hundred yards west of a private road, reached by a public footpath running north from Moor Lane. The immediate approach is a rural footpath setting rather than a marked station forecourt. Keep the public footpath clear and avoid treating the private road as a station access route.
What Nearby Parking Is Available for a Short Visit?
A driveway space in Staines is 0.4 miles away and costs £61.95 a day. A 24/7 lighted parking space in Staines is 1.0 mile away at £1.30 an hour. In Wraysbury, a 24/7 parking lot is 1.1 miles away at £1 an hour, while a Coppermill Road space costs £4.38 an hour.
What Parking Suits a Daily or Recurring Stay?
The Staines driveway at £61.95 a day is aimed at a full-day stay. For recurring parking, the listed option is a secure Stashbee space in Staines-upon-Thames, 1.2 miles away, costing £61 a month. A secure parking garage at the same distance costs £10 an hour for shorter stays.
Which Current Railway Connection Is Nearest?
Staines West railway station is the nearest station, 1.0 mile from the former halt and a 20-minute walk away. The former site is in the Borough of Spelthorne, near Staines-upon-Thames, and sits 1.2 miles from Staines-upon-Thames centre. Use the Staines West connection for a current railway journey.
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