Parking Near Haymarket Railway Station, City of Edinburgh
Where Can I Park for Haymarket Railway Station?
Haymarket railway station has no station parking spaces or accessible parking spaces listed by National Rail. Drivers can use a nearby space instead, including a Parksy option 99 yards away for £2.90 a day, or a monthly EH11 space 0.2 miles away for £100 a month. The station has a drop-off and pick-up point.
- Address
- Haymarket Terrace, Haymarket, City of Edinburgh, EH12 5EY
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Near Premier Travel Inn Edinburgh, 99 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Edinburgh Princes Street railway station, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near City of Edinburgh
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Haymarket Railway Station Car Park and Drop-Off
Haymarket railway station has no station parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces listed by National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). Drivers cannot use a station-operated car park for a daily commute, so the practical choice is a separate space nearby or a public-transport interchange outside the city centre.
The station does have a drop-off and pick-up point, with bicycle storage also listed by National Rail (nationalrail.co.uk). ScotRail lists the station as having open car parking, but National Rail’s station information specifies no parking spaces, making the latter the clearer guide for anyone planning to leave a car during a journey (scotrail.co.uk; nationalrail.co.uk).
Commuter Planning at the Station
National Rail lists no station parking spaces, while ScotRail gives the station opening hours as Monday to Friday 06:30 to 21:25 and Saturday 06:30 (nationalrail.co.uk; scotrail.co.uk).
Q-Park advertises Capital Square car park as a secure parking location a short walk from the station and invites drivers to secure a space in advance (q-park.co.uk). The station itself provides free Wi-Fi, according to ScotRail (scotrail.co.uk).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Haymarket
The closest listed option is a Parksy space near Premier Travel Inn Edinburgh, 99 yards away, priced at £2.90 a day. A monthly space in EH11 is 0.2 miles away and costs £100 a month, making it better suited to a regular commuter than a single day trip.
For covered parking, a space at Staycity Edinburgh West End is 0.3 miles away at £11.50 an hour, while covered parking on Brandfield Street is 0.3 miles away at £100 a month. Two further daily spaces are 0.3 miles away: one near Haymarket Hotel at £5.80 a day and one at EQ-2, Fountain Court, at £2.90 a day. The daily spaces suit occasional rail journeys, while the monthly choices fit longer-term routines.
On-Street Parking Around Haymarket Terrace
Haymarket Terrace is the station address, but the station information identifies no parking spaces for passengers (nationalrail.co.uk). A driver leaving a vehicle on the surrounding streets therefore needs to use a marked and permitted location rather than treating the station frontage as a station car park.
National Rail identifies a drop-off and pick-up point at the station (nationalrail.co.uk). The station also has bicycle storage, which gives short local journeys an alternative to searching for a legal kerbside space (nationalrail.co.uk).
Rail and Park-and-Ride Links From Haymarket
Edinburgh Princes Street railway station is the nearest station listed for this location, 0.5 miles away, with a ten-minute walk from Haymarket railway station.
Newcraighall Park and Ride charges 50p for 24 hours of parking and links with rail services to Waverley, Haymarket and Edinburgh (edinburgh.gov.uk). It is a practical alternative for drivers who prefer to leave the car outside the centre and continue by train. Q-Park also places Capital Square a short walk from the station (q-park.co.uk), providing a city-centre parking option rather than a station-owned facility.
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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 Haymarket Railway Station?
Haymarket railway station has no station parking spaces or accessible parking spaces listed by National Rail. Drivers can use a nearby space instead, including a Parksy option 99 yards away for £2.90 a day, or a monthly EH11 space 0.2 miles away for £100 a month. The station has a drop-off and pick-up point.
Does Haymarket Railway Station Have a Car Park?
National Rail lists no station parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces. ScotRail lists open car parking, but National Rail’s station information specifies no parking spaces, making it the clearer guide for drivers planning to leave a car during a journey. The station does have a drop-off and pick-up point.
What Is the Closest Parking Near Haymarket Railway Station?
The closest listed option is a Parksy space near Premier Travel Inn Edinburgh, 99 yards away, priced at £2.90 a day.
Is There Monthly Parking Near Haymarket Railway Station?
A monthly space in EH11 is 0.2 miles away and costs £100 a month, making it better suited to a regular commuter than a single day trip. Covered parking on Brandfield Street is also 0.3 miles away at £100 a month, fitting a longer-term routine.
Can I Use On-Street Parking Around Haymarket Terrace?
Haymarket Terrace is the station address, but station information identifies no parking spaces for passengers. A driver leaving a vehicle on surrounding streets therefore needs to use a marked and permitted location rather than treating the station frontage as a station car park. Bicycle storage is also available.
Is There a Park-and-Ride Option for Haymarket Railway Station?
Newcraighall Park and Ride charges 50p for 24 hours of parking and links with rail services to Waverley, Haymarket and Edinburgh. It is an alternative for drivers who prefer to leave the car outside the centre and continue by train. Edinburgh Princes Street railway station is 0.5 miles away.
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