Parking Near Worksop Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Worksop Railway Station?
The station car park on Clarence Road has 100 spaces, including five accessible spaces, and is open 24 hours every day. Northern lists parking at £2.20 daily, £8.80 weekly, £34 monthly and £352 annually. A drop-off and pick-up point is also available. Nearby alternatives include five Bassetlaw Hospital spaces 0.6 miles away at £1.70 an hour.
- Address
- 26 Clarence Road, Worksop, Bassetlaw, S80 1QA
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Bassetlaw Hospital Worksop, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
Parking Near Worksop
Worksop railway station with a private parking space nearby, helping drivers enjoy a short walk and spend less time circling for parking. Photo: Pexels
Worksop Railway Station Car Park on Clarence Road
The station car park is operated by Northern and has 100 spaces, including five accessible parking spaces (East Midlands Railway; National Rail). It is located at the station entrance on Clarence Road, beside the railway station at 26 Clarence Road, Worksop, S80 1QA (AccessAble; Parksy).
The car park is open 24 hours on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday (East Midlands Railway). Northern lists charges of £2.20 daily, £8.80 weekly, £34 monthly and £352 annually (Northern). A drop-off and pick-up point is also provided at the station (National Rail), which is useful when a driver is leaving passengers rather than parking for a train journey.
Parksy Parking Near Bassetlaw Hospital and Abbeymoor
Five Parksy spaces are listed at Bassetlaw Hospital, Worksop, each 0.6 miles from the station and priced at £1.70 an hour. The group includes outdoor parking, a hospital car park and general parking spaces, giving short-stay visitors several similarly located choices.
A further Parksy space is listed near Abbeymoor, 0.7 miles from the station, at £3.60 a day. The Bassetlaw Hospital spaces suit drivers who want hourly parking close to the station area, while the Abbeymoor space is more suitable for a longer visit where a daily price is easier to budget. The listed hospital spaces are marked as available 24/7, making them useful for early or late journeys.
Commuter Tickets at the Station
Regular commuters can use the station car park's weekly, monthly and annual products rather than paying the daily rate each time. Northern lists a weekly ticket at £8.80, a monthly ticket at £34 and an annual ticket at £352 (Northern). The annual option works out at fewer than twelve monthly payments, while the weekly product is aimed at repeated weekday parking.
The operator information gives a 24-hour opening schedule for every day of the week (East Midlands Railway), so early departures and late returns are covered by the published operating hours.
Parking Controls on Clarence Road in Worksop
The station is reached from Clarence Road at 26 Clarence Road, Worksop, S80 1QA (Parksy). The station car park is a paid facility rather than free parking for all users, with daily, weekly, monthly and annual charges published by Northern (Northern).
AccessAble records that parking is not free for all users and places the car park in front of the entrance (AccessAble). Drivers using the station area therefore have a clearly identified paid car park beside the entrance, while the drop-off and pick-up point is listed separately in the National Rail station facilities (National Rail).
Rail and Bus Connections From Worksop
The station has a designated drop-off and pick-up point and cycle facilities, alongside its 100-space car park (National Rail). Those facilities support passengers arriving by car, bicycle or lift rather than requiring every visitor to use a parking bay.
Worksop railway station is in Worksop, Bassetlaw, at 26 Clarence Road, S80 1QA (Parksy). The nearby Parksy alternatives are 0.6 miles away at Bassetlaw Hospital and 0.7 miles away near Abbeymoor, providing additional parking locations around the town when the station car park is not the preferred destination.
* 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 Worksop Railway Station?
The station car park on Clarence Road has 100 spaces, including five accessible spaces, and is open 24 hours every day. Northern lists parking at £2.20 daily, £8.80 weekly, £34 monthly and £352 annually. A drop-off and pick-up point is also available. Nearby alternatives include five Bassetlaw Hospital spaces 0.6 miles away at £1.70 an hour.
How Much Does the Station Car Park Cost?
Northern lists charges of £2.20 daily, £8.80 weekly, £34 monthly and £352 annually. The car park is a paid facility rather than free parking for all users. Regular commuters can use the weekly, monthly or annual products instead of paying the daily rate each time.
Is the Station Car Park Open 24 Hours?
The station car park is open 24 hours on Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The published operating schedule therefore covers early departures and late returns. The listed hospital spaces are also marked as available 24/7, providing an alternative for drivers needing early or late parking.
How Many Spaces Are at the Station Car Park?
The station car park has 100 spaces, including five accessible parking spaces. It is beside the railway station at 26 Clarence Road, Worksop, S80 1QA, with the car park in front of the entrance. The facility is operated by Northern.
Are There Nearby Alternatives to the Station Car Park?
Five Parksy spaces are listed at Bassetlaw Hospital, each 0.6 miles from the station and priced at £1.70 an hour. A further space is listed near Abbeymoor, 0.7 miles from the station, at £3.60 a day. These provide additional parking locations around the town.
Is There a Drop-Off Point at the Station?
A designated drop-off and pick-up point is provided at the station, alongside cycle facilities and the 100-space car park. This is useful when a driver is leaving passengers rather than parking for a train journey, and means every visitor does not need to use a parking bay.
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