Parking Near Mill Road Halt Railway Station, Stansted
Where Can I Park for Mill Road Halt Railway Station?
Mill Road Halt was a former station between Elsenham and Henham, closed in 1952, and its site is demolished with nothing remaining. For a train journey, Elsenham railway station is the nearest listed station, 0.7 miles away or a 15-minute walk. Nearby priced spaces include a £10 a day lot at 0.9 miles and options from £1.42 an hour.
- Address
- Mill Pond Nurseries, Henham, CM22 6AA
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Whitehall Hotel, Bishop's Stortford, 0.6 mi (14 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Elsenham railway station, 0.7 mi (15 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Mill Road Halt’s Former Railway Site Near Henham
Mill Road Halt was a former station between Elsenham and Henham in Essex, rather than a current rail facility with a station car park. The station closed in 1952 (Wikipedia).
The site was 70 chains, or 1.41 kilometres, from the line reference point recorded for the halt (Wikipedia). The present state is listed as demolished, with nothing remaining (disused-stations.org.uk). Drivers looking for parking for a train journey should therefore plan around a functioning nearby station rather than expect station-operated spaces at the former halt.
Commuter Planning for the Closed Halt Location
There is no current departure point at the former halt, so peak-time parking decisions need to be made around another station. Elsenham railway station is the nearest station listed for the Henham location, at 0.7 miles or a 15-minute walk.
Railway parking guidance from Avanti West Coast highlights real-time availability and station parking maps as useful tools for planning a drive to a station (avantiwestcoast.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Around Henham and Elsenham
Six nearby Parksy spaces are listed for drivers visiting the former halt area. At 0.6 miles, a driveway space at Thorn Cottage costs £3.75 an hour, while parking at Whitehall Hotel in Bishop's Stortford costs £1.42 an hour. These closer options suit drivers who want a priced space without relying on a former station site.
At 0.8 miles, 24/7 parking at Daisy May's Farm in Elsenham costs £5 an hour. Two Elsenham options at 0.9 miles are also priced: a lot costs £10 a day, and parking at Desalis Hotel & Restaurant costs £10 an hour. A further parking space in Elsenham, CM22, is 1.2 miles away and costs £8 an hour. The daily lot is the clearest fit for a full-day rail trip, while the hourly spaces suit shorter visits.
Street Parking Around Mill Pond Nurseries and Henham
The address associated with the place is Mill Pond Nurseries, Henham, Uttlesford, CM22 6AA. The station site itself was demolished and nothing remains (disused-stations.org.uk), so there is no current station forecourt or station street arrangement to use as a parking reference.
Drivers approaching from Henham should treat the Mill Pond Nurseries address as a location marker rather than as a railway car park. The published station parking guidance from Avanti West Coast directs motorists towards station maps and real-time availability for operating stations (avantiwestcoast.co.uk), which is more applicable when choosing a current railhead than parking beside the former halt.
Elsenham Connections From the Former Halt Area
Elsenham railway station is the nearest listed station, 0.7 miles from the Henham address and a 15-minute walk. The nearby Parksy listings in Elsenham are between 0.8 and 1.2 miles away, giving drivers several priced parking points around the functioning rail connection.
Mill Road Halt itself offered no continuing rail connection after its closure in 1952 (Wikipedia). The former station stood between Elsenham and Henham, while the recorded address for this place is Mill Pond Nurseries, Henham, CM22 6AA. For a train journey, Elsenham is therefore the practical nearby station identified for this 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 Mill Road Halt Railway Station?
Mill Road Halt was a former station between Elsenham and Henham, closed in 1952, and its site is demolished with nothing remaining. For a train journey, Elsenham railway station is the nearest listed station, 0.7 miles away or a 15-minute walk. Nearby priced spaces include a £10 a day lot at 0.9 miles and options from £1.42 an hour.
Is Mill Road Halt Railway Station Still Open?
No. The former station closed in 1952 and is listed as demolished, with nothing remaining. There is no current departure point, station forecourt or station car park at the former halt. Drivers planning a train journey should use a functioning nearby station instead.
What Is the Nearest Station to the Former Halt Site?
Elsenham railway station is the nearest station listed for the Henham location. It is 0.7 miles from the address associated with the place and a 15-minute walk. Elsenham is the practical nearby station identified for a train journey from this area.
What Parking Is Available Near the Former Halt Location?
Six nearby Parksy spaces are listed. At 0.6 miles, Thorn Cottage costs £3.75 an hour and Whitehall Hotel costs £1.42 an hour. Daisy May's Farm is 0.8 miles away at £5 an hour. Elsenham options include a £10 a day lot, £10 an hour at Desalis Hotel & Restaurant, and £8 an hour at 1.2 miles.
Which Nearby Parking Is Best for a Full-Day Rail Trip?
The lot in Elsenham at 0.9 miles costs £10 a day and is the clearest fit for a full-day rail trip. Hourly spaces suit shorter visits, including Thorn Cottage at £3.75 an hour, Whitehall Hotel at £1.42 an hour, and Daisy May's Farm at £5 an hour.
Can I Use Mill Pond Nurseries as a Station Parking Reference?
The address associated with the former place is Mill Pond Nurseries, Henham, Uttlesford, CM22 6AA. It should be treated as a location marker rather than as a railway car park, because the station site was demolished and nothing remains. For parking, choose a current railhead and check station maps and real-time availability.
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