Parking Near Partickhill Railway Station, Govan
Where Can I Park for Partickhill Railway Station?
Partickhill railway station closed in 1979 and has no operating railway car park. The former site is at 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY, so drivers need separate parking. The closest listed space is on Fifth Avenue, 0.6 mi away, costing £4.30 a day. Partick station is 0.2 mi away, or a 4 min walk.
- Address
- 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking on Fifth Avenue, Glasgow G12, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Partick station, 0.2 mi (4 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at the Former Partickhill Railway Station Site
Partickhill railway station closed in 1979, so the station does not provide an operating railway car park for drivers. The former station served the Partick area of Glasgow and stood on the north side of Dumbarton Road (wikipedia.org).
The station address is 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY. For a journey from this location, drivers need to arrange parking separately rather than relying on a station-owned facility. The site is in Broomhill, near Govan, with Partickhill forming part of the area's former railway history rather than a current rail interchange.
Parksy Parking Near Crow Road and Broomhill
Parksy lists several bookable alternatives around the station area. A driveway space on Fifth Avenue in Glasgow G12 is 0.6 mi away and costs £4.30 a day, making it a practical choice for a full-day visit. Parking at Du Vin @ One Devonshire Gardens is 0.8 mi away at £4.10 a day, while the Albion Hotel option in Maryhill G12 is also 0.8 mi away and costs £4 a day.
For shorter stays, a space on Sandyford Street in Glasgow G3 is 0.8 mi away and costs £1.03 an hour. A secure underground space in Broomhill, Lanarkshire, is 0.9 mi away at £12 a day. Parking at Queen Mothers Hospital is 0.9 mi away and costs £5.20 a day, giving drivers another full-day option near Broomhill.
Street Parking Around 50 Crow Road
The station address is 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY. The former railway station was on the north side of Dumbarton Road (wikipedia.org), so drivers approaching the area should distinguish the old railway location from any current parking controls on nearby streets.
Partickhill railway station was a former station serving the Partick area and closed in 1979 (wikipedia.org). Parking directly around the site is therefore ordinary local-street parking rather than a current station car park arrangement.
Planning a Commute From Broomhill
The hourly Sandyford Street space suits a shorter stop, while the daily spaces are better aligned with a full working day. The closest listed Parksy space is 0.6 mi away on Fifth Avenue. Drivers travelling at busy weekday times should allow for the walk from the booked space to 50 Crow Road, rather than treating a reservation as parking at the former station entrance.
Rail and Bus Connections Near Partickhill
Partick station is the nearest current rail connection, at 0.2 mi or a 4 min walk from the station location. Partick West railway station is about a 6 min walk away, while Crow Road railway station is about a 7 min walk away. These nearby stations give drivers practical alternatives when planning a rail journey from Broomhill.
The former station served the Partick area of Glasgow and stood on the north side of Dumbarton Road before closing in 1979 (wikipedia.org). The nearby-station distances make Partick the most direct rail alternative from 50 Crow Road, with Partick West and Crow Road also within walking distance.
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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 Partickhill Railway Station?
Partickhill railway station closed in 1979 and has no operating railway car park. The former site is at 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY, so drivers need separate parking. The closest listed space is on Fifth Avenue, 0.6 mi away, costing £4.30 a day. Partick station is 0.2 mi away, or a 4 min walk.
Is There a Car Park at Partickhill Railway Station?
No. The station closed in 1979 and does not provide an operating railway car park. Parking directly around the former site at 50 Crow Road is ordinary local-street parking rather than a current station car park arrangement. Drivers need to arrange parking separately for a journey from the former station location.
What Is the Closest Bookable Parking Near Partickhill Railway Station?
The closest listed Parksy space is on Fifth Avenue in Glasgow G12, 0.6 mi from the former station site. It costs £4.30 a day and is described as a practical choice for a full-day visit. Drivers should allow for the walk from the booked space to 50 Crow Road.
What Is the Cheapest Short-Stay Parking Near Partickhill Railway Station?
For shorter stays, the Sandyford Street space in Glasgow G3 costs £1.03 an hour and is 0.8 mi from the former station location. Daily alternatives include Albion Hotel in Maryhill G12 at £4 a day, Du Vin @ One Devonshire Gardens at £4.10 a day, and Fifth Avenue at £4.30 a day.
Where Was the Former Partickhill Railway Station Located?
The former station stood on the north side of Dumbarton Road and its address is 50 Crow Road, Broomhill, Glasgow, G11 7RY. It served the Partick area of Glasgow before closing in 1979. The site is in Broomhill, near Govan, and is part of the area's former railway history rather than a current rail interchange.
What Is the Nearest Current Railway Station to the Former Site?
Partick station is the nearest current rail connection, at 0.2 mi or a 4 min walk from the former station location. Partick West railway station is about a 6 min walk away, while Crow Road railway station is about a 7 min walk away. These provide practical alternatives for a rail journey from Broomhill.
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