Parking Near Brislington Railway Station, Windmill Hill
Where Can I Park for Brislington Railway Station?
Brislington railway station closed on 5th January 1970, so it has no current station car park or rail-parking tariff. For a train, Bristol Temple Meads railway station is the nearest option, 1.5 mi away and a 31 min walk from the former address. Temple Meads has 374 parking spaces, including 18 accessible spaces, with an inside tariff of £22 for up to 24 hours.
- Address
- 47 Gotley Road, Brislington, Bristol, BS4 5AT
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Sainsbury's in Castle Court, BS4, 0.7 mi (14 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Bristol Temple Meads railway station, 1.5 mi (31 min walk)
Parking Near Windmill Hill
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Brislington Railway Station
Brislington railway station is at 47 Gotley Road, Brislington, Bristol, BS4 5AT, near Windmill Hill. The station closed on 5th January 1970, so there is no current station car park, operator tariff, parking capacity or station parking timetable to use for a rail journey (greaterbrislington.org).
The former station location is therefore better treated as a local landmark than as a railhead with dedicated parking. Drivers looking for a train from Brislington need to plan around another station, with Bristol Temple Meads railway station identified as the nearest station at 1.5 mi away and a 31 min walk from the address.
Street Parking Around Gotley Road
Brislington railway station is on Gotley Road, but the station closed on 5th January 1970 (greaterbrislington.org). The available local transport information also highlights bike parking at the top of Sandy Park Road, where Briscycle offers use of its railings (greaterbrislington.org).
The published local information identifies the Sandy Park Road bike-railings arrangement, while it does not provide a resident-permit zone, waiting restriction, street time limit or council enforcement detail for Gotley Road.
Commuter Planning From Brislington
There is no current station season ticket, daily rail-parking tariff or pre-booking facility attached to the closed station. The practical commuter choice is to drive to an operating station instead of treating the Gotley Road address as a park-and-ride destination.
Bristol Temple Meads has 374 parking spaces, including 18 accessible spaces (Network Rail). APCOA lists an inside tariff of £22 for up to 24 hours and a weekend daily rate of £13.50, with motorcycles free in the motorcycle area (APCOA). Those details make Temple Meads the clearest rail-parking option among the published nearby station information.
Parksy Parking Near Brislington
Parksy lists three paid spaces 0.7 mi from the station area: a Sainsbury's parking space at Castle Court at £4 an hour, plus two parking spaces on Beechmount Grove at £12 a day each. The Castle Court option suits shorter stays, while the Beechmount Grove spaces are priced for a full day.
Three further paid spaces are listed 0.8 mi away. A parking lot in Bristol is £36 a week, a secure driveway on Allanmead Road is £12 a day, and a parking space in the BS14 area is £12 a day. The weekly option is aimed at longer commuter stays, while the driveway and BS14 spaces suit drivers wanting a daily booking near Brislington.
Rail and Bus Alternatives From Brislington
Bristol Temple Meads railway station is the nearest station, 1.5 mi from the former station address and a 31 min walk. Bristol Temple Meads is Bristol's oldest and largest railway station (Network Rail), making it the main nearby rail connection for journeys that cannot begin at the closed Brislington site.
Its station parking opening hours are 24 hours from Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday (GWR). For drivers travelling farther across Bristol, Parkway provides a much larger station car park than Temple Meads, while Temple Meads remains the nearer railhead from Brislington.
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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 Brislington Railway Station?
Brislington railway station closed on 5th January 1970, so it has no current station car park or rail-parking tariff. For a train, Bristol Temple Meads railway station is the nearest option, 1.5 mi away and a 31 min walk from the former address. Temple Meads has 374 parking spaces, including 18 accessible spaces, with an inside tariff of £22 for up to 24 hours.
Is There a Car Park at Brislington Railway Station?
No. Brislington railway station closed on 5th January 1970, so there is no current station car park, operator tariff, parking capacity or station parking timetable to use for a rail journey. The former location at 47 Gotley Road is better treated as a local landmark than as a railhead with dedicated parking.
Where Is the Nearest Station for Train Travel From Brislington?
Bristol Temple Meads railway station is the nearest station, 1.5 mi from the former station address and a 31 min walk. It is Bristol's oldest and largest railway station and the main nearby rail connection for journeys that cannot begin at the closed Brislington site. Its station parking is open 24 hours from Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
How Much Does Parking Near Brislington Cost?
Parksy lists paid spaces 0.7 mi from the station area, including a Sainsbury's parking space at Castle Court at £4 an hour and two Beechmount Grove spaces at £12 a day each. At 0.8 mi, a parking lot is £36 a week, while an Allanmead Road driveway and a BS14 space are each £12 a day.
Does Gotley Road Have Parking Restrictions?
It does highlight bike parking at the top of Sandy Park Road, where Briscycle offers use of its railings. The station itself closed on 5th January 1970.
What Are the Parking Options at Bristol Temple Meads?
Bristol Temple Meads has 374 parking spaces, including 18 accessible spaces. APCOA lists an inside tariff of £22 for up to 24 hours and a weekend daily rate of £13.50, with motorcycles free in the motorcycle area. These details make Temple Meads the clearest rail-parking option among the published nearby station information.
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