Parking Near Warwick Parkway Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park at Warwick Parkway Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park on Old Budbrooke Road operates 24 hours Monday to Sunday and on bank holidays, with 713 spaces including 10 accessible spaces. West Midlands Railway lists £7.10 off-peak, £10.20 daily, £40.80 weekly and £163.20 monthly parking. Drop-off facilities are available for quick passenger collections.
- Address
- Warwick Parkway Railway Station, Budbrooke, Warwickshire, ENG
- Closest listed space
- Affordable 24/7 Parking at Sainsbury's Warwick, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Warwick railway station, 1.3 mi (26 min walk)
Parking Near Warwick
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Warwick Parkway Railway Station in Budbrooke
The station car park is operated by APCOA and is on Old Budbrooke Road, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 8RH (APCOA Prebook). Warwick Parkway Station Car Park has 713 spaces, including 10 accessible parking spaces (National Rail). The car park operates 24 hours from Monday to Sunday and on all bank holidays (West Midlands Railway).
West Midlands Railway lists an off-peak rate of £7.10, a daily rate of £10.20, a weekly ticket at £40.80 and a monthly ticket at £163.20 (West Midlands Railway). APCOA also lists a daily rate of £7.10 and a weekly ticket rate of £40.80 (APCOA). The station provides drop-off facilities, which helps drivers avoid using a long-stay bay for a quick passenger collection (National Rail).
Parksy Spaces Near Warwick Parkway
Parksy lists six nearby spaces for drivers who want an alternative to the station car park. The closest is a Sainsbury’s space 0.8 mi away, priced at £6 an hour, making it suitable for short stays. A parking lot in Warwick is 1.2 mi away at £4.20 a day, while a commercial garage 1.2 mi away costs £6.90 a day.
For longer parking, a Stashbee space in Warwick is 1.2 mi away at £47 a month. Two further 1.2 mi options are a Vine Mews space at £5 an hour and a space near Cape Road Clinic at £0.90 an hour. The daily and monthly listings suit commuters who leave a vehicle for longer periods, while the hourly spaces are better for brief visits or flexible travel days.
Commuter Parking and Tickets at Warwick Parkway
The station’s published ticket choices give regular rail users several ways to plan parking. West Midlands Railway lists off-peak parking at £7.10, a daily ticket at £10.20, a weekly ticket at £40.80 and a monthly ticket at £163.20 (West Midlands Railway). APCOA lists a weekly ticket rate of £40.80 (APCOA).
APCOA Prebook identifies the station car park as having 50 spaces and provides Blue Badge parking information for the pre-booking location (APCOA Prebook). The wider station car park is listed with 713 spaces by West Midlands Railway and National Rail, so commuters should distinguish the pre-booking location figure from the station-wide capacity. Disabled customers parking in disabled spaces with a valid International Blue Badge can park free, subject to visiting the station ticket office (Southeastern Railway).
Street Parking Around Old Budbrooke Road
The station parking entry is on Old Budbrooke Road, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 8RH (APCOA Prebook). The car park’s 24-hour operating period applies from Monday to Sunday and on all bank holidays (West Midlands Railway).
The published station information identifies the official car park, its capacity, accessible spaces and drop-off facilities, but does not provide a separate schedule of nearby on-street restrictions, resident zones or time limits. Drivers using Old Budbrooke Road therefore need to keep the station car park separate from any roadside stopping or waiting space and use marked station facilities for a rail journey.
Warwick Station and Onward Connections
Warwick railway station is the nearest station to the Budbrooke site, at 1.3 mi away or a 26-minute walk.
The station is in Budbrooke near Warwick, with the official approach on Old Budbrooke Road. Drivers comparing the two railway stations can use the published walking connection to Warwick railway station when planning a transfer, but the 1.3 mi distance and 26-minute walk make the connection a meaningful part of the journey rather than a short platform interchange.
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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 Warwick Parkway Railway Station?
The APCOA station car park on Old Budbrooke Road operates 24 hours Monday to Sunday and on bank holidays, with 713 spaces including 10 accessible spaces. West Midlands Railway lists £7.10 off-peak, £10.20 daily, £40.80 weekly and £163.20 monthly parking. Drop-off facilities are available for quick passenger collections.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
West Midlands Railway lists an off-peak rate of £7.10, a daily rate of £10.20, a weekly ticket at £40.80 and a monthly ticket at £163.20. APCOA also lists a daily rate of £7.10 and a weekly ticket rate of £40.80. These choices cover occasional, weekly and monthly parking needs.
How Many Spaces and Accessible Bays Are Available?
The station car park has 713 spaces, including 10 accessible parking spaces. APCOA Prebook identifies 50 spaces for its pre-booking location and provides Blue Badge parking information. Drivers should distinguish that pre-booking figure from the wider station-wide capacity listed by West Midlands Railway and National Rail.
Is Parking Available 24 Hours?
The station car park operates 24 hours from Monday to Sunday and on all bank holidays. It is on Old Budbrooke Road, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35 8RH. The station also provides drop-off facilities, helping drivers avoid using a long-stay bay when collecting a passenger quickly.
How Far Is Warwick Station From the Budbrooke Site?
Warwick railway station is 1.3 mi from the Budbrooke site, or a 26-minute walk. The published walking connection can help drivers planning a transfer between the two railway stations, but the distance and walking time make it a meaningful part of the journey rather than a short platform interchange.
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