Parking Near Wimbledon Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Wimbledon Railway Station?
Wimbledon railway station car park has 40 spaces, including 2 accessible parking spaces, plus drop-off and pick-up points. APCOA lists a £6.50 charge and a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90. For a close alternative, a Stashbee driveway space is 50 yd away and costs £112 a month.
- Address
- 11 Wimbledon Bridge, Wimbledon, London, SW19 7NH
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Stashbee Parking in Wimbledon, London, 50 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Wimbledon, 0 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Wimbledon
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Wimbledon Railway Station Car Park
The station has 40 parking spaces and 2 accessible parking spaces, with drop-off and pick-up points provided (nationalrail.co.uk). APCOA operates the station parking and lists a £6.50 charge alongside a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90 (apcoa.co.uk). Southeastern Railway also states that parking is chargeable for all vehicles except registered Blue Badge holders (southeasternrailway.co.uk).
Access is at 11 Wimbledon Bridge, Wimbledon, London, SW19 7NH. The station is immediately beside Wimbledon railway station, with the entrance address placing the car park close to the railway, Underground and tram interchange. The station information identifies cycling facilities as well as parking, which can help drivers combine a short car journey with onward public transport (nationalrail.co.uk).
On-Street Parking by Wimbledon Bridge
Drivers looking beyond the station car park should distinguish council car parks from on-street bays. These are separate named facilities rather than additional spaces within the station site.
Parking information for Wimbledon Village states that metered parking operates Monday to Saturday, while on-street parking is widely free on Sunday (wimbledonvillage.com). The council-managed locations around Wimbledon therefore offer a different arrangement from the station tariff, while the village information gives a useful indication of when nearby kerbside parking is metered.
Commuter Parking for Wimbledon Trains
The station car park is compact, with 40 spaces and 2 accessible spaces, so regular rail users may need to plan around limited capacity (nationalrail.co.uk). APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90, while Southeastern Railway lists a weekly charge of £51.40 (apcoa.co.uk; southeasternrailway.co.uk). The weekly figure is the clearest published option for a commuter making repeated weekday journeys.
Parking is chargeable for all vehicles except registered Blue Badge holders, according to Southeastern Railway (southeasternrailway.co.uk). APCOA identifies disabled spaces among the station parking services and gives £6.50 within its pricing information (apcoa.co.uk). The station also has drop-off and pick-up points, which are useful when a passenger is being driven to the railway rather than leaving a vehicle for the day (nationalrail.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
Several Parksy spaces sit within a short walk of the station. A Stashbee driveway space in Wimbledon is 50 yd away and costs £112 a month, while a secure garage space in Central London is 55 yd away at £13.50 a day. These suit drivers who want a very close space, with the monthly driveway better for regular use and the garage useful for a single day.
A secure Wimbledon space on Hartfield Road is 250 yd away and costs £100 a month. A Waitrose Wimbledon space in SW19 is 291 yd away at £10 an hour, and a 24/7-access space on Alwyne Road is 304 yd away at £18 an hour. A secure covered space on Sir Cyril Black Way in Merton is 0.2 mi away and costs £90 a week, making it a practical option for longer stays.
Rail and Transport Connections From Wimbledon
Wimbledon railway station is the nearest station to the address, at 0 yd or a 1 min walk. Haydons Road railway station is about a 17 min walk away, giving drivers another rail connection within the local area. The station information also identifies drop-off and pick-up points, so passengers can be transferred directly without using a long-stay space (nationalrail.co.uk).
Wimbledon Village is accessible from the A3, according to the Wimbledon Village guide (wimbledonvillage.com). Wimbledon Quarter Car Park has over 750 spaces on the lower levels of the building and provides access for visitors (wimbledonquarter.com). Those larger nearby facilities may be useful when the station's 40-space car park is unsuitable, although the Wimbledon Quarter information describes visitor parking rather than a rail season-ticket facility.
Sources
- UK Government driving and transport services
- National Rail Enquiries guidance
- UK Government parking rules
- Transport Park&Ride car parks
- Wimbledon Station - APCOA
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- Wimbledon Station
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- Wimbledon Train Station
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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 Wimbledon Railway Station?
Wimbledon railway station car park has 40 spaces, including 2 accessible parking spaces, plus drop-off and pick-up points. APCOA lists a £6.50 charge and a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90. For a close alternative, a Stashbee driveway space is 50 yd away and costs £112 a month.
How Many Spaces Does the Station Car Park Have?
The station car park has 40 parking spaces and 2 accessible parking spaces. Drop-off and pick-up points are also provided. The car park is immediately beside Wimbledon railway station, with access at 11 Wimbledon Bridge, Wimbledon, London, SW19 7NH, close to the railway, Underground and tram interchange.
How Much Does Parking at the Station Cost?
APCOA lists a £6.50 charge alongside a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90. Southeastern Railway states that parking is chargeable for all vehicles except registered Blue Badge holders. APCOA also identifies disabled spaces among the station parking services and gives £6.50 within its pricing information.
What Is the Best Option for Commuter Parking?
The station car park has limited capacity, with 40 spaces and 2 accessible spaces. APCOA lists a Monday to Friday daily rate of £12.90, while Southeastern Railway lists a weekly charge of £51.40. The weekly figure is the clearest published option for a commuter making repeated weekday journeys.
Are There Nearby Parksy Parking Spaces?
Yes. A Stashbee driveway space is 50 yd away and costs £112 a month, while a secure garage space is 55 yd away at £13.50 a day. Other choices include a Hartfield Road space at 250 yd for £100 a month and a covered Merton space 0.2 mi away for £90 a week.
What Transport Connections Are Near the Station?
Wimbledon railway station is 0 yd or a 1 min walk from the address. Haydons Road railway station is about a 17 min walk away. Drop-off and pick-up points allow direct passenger transfer, while Wimbledon Quarter Car Park has over 750 spaces on its lower levels for visitors.
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