Parking Near Llanishen Railway Station, Putney Heath
Where Can I Park for Llanishen Railway Station?
Llanishen railway station has 42 station parking spaces, a drop-off and pick-up point, and no accessible parking spaces recorded by National Rail. The closest Parksy option is a 24/7 space at Llanishen Clinic, 24 yards away, priced at £4.10 a day. Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout the station.
- Address
- Llanishen Railway Station, Cardiff, WLS
- Closest listed space
- Affordable 24/7 Parking at Llanishen Clinic, Cardiff, 24 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Ty Glas railway station, 1.0 mi (21 min walk)
Parking Near Putney Heath
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Llanishen Railway Station
The station address is Llanishen, Cardiff, in Llanishen near Putney Heath.
National Rail also records 42 station parking spaces and a drop-off and pick-up point (National Rail). The station has no accessible parking spaces according to the National Rail station listing, although Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout, with ramps, wheelchairs and induction loops available (National Rail; Transport for Wales).
Planning a Weekday Journey From Llanishen
The 42-space station car park makes early arrival particularly useful for commuters who need to park before boarding. The published station information identifies the car park and its capacity, while the operator listing gives a parking contact number of 03333211202 (National Rail; Southeastern Railway).
Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout the station, with ramps, wheelchairs and induction loops available (Transport for Wales). National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point, but records no accessible parking spaces (National Rail). These details make the station suitable for a planned drop-off, while drivers requiring an accessible bay need to account for the published parking provision.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Llanishen Railway Station
The closest Parksy option is a 24/7 space at Llanishen Clinic, 24 yards away, priced at £4.10 a day. Its proximity suits commuters who want to avoid relying on the 42-space station car park, and the all-day access fits both early and late journeys.
Other priced spaces include parking at Sainsbury's Thornhill, 0.6 miles away, at £2.50 an hour, and North Cardiff Medical Centre, also 0.6 miles away, at £4.10 an hour. A disabled-access space in Cyncoed is 0.8 miles away and costs £4.30 an hour. Further choices include University Hospital of Wales, 1.3 miles away at £2.30 a day, and Spire Cardiff Hospital in Pontprennau, 1.8 miles away at £0.80 an hour.
Street Parking and Local Controls Around the Station
The published station information identifies a drop-off and pick-up point at Llanishen railway station, which gives drivers a designated place for short station visits (National Rail). National Rail also records no accessible parking spaces within the station parking provision (National Rail).
GLL Llanishen Leisure Centre has a separate paid car park with weekday and Saturday tariffs of £1.50 for 1 hour, £3.50 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £5 for 4 hours (Connect Cashless Parking). Those tariffs belong to the leisure-centre car park rather than the station, so drivers leaving a vehicle for a train journey should distinguish the two facilities.
Ty Glas and Onward Travel From Llanishen
Ty Glas railway station is the nearest alternative station, 1.0 mile from Llanishen railway station and a 21-minute walk.
National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point at the station, while Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout, including ramps, wheelchairs and induction loops (National Rail; Transport for Wales). The station is in Llanishen near Putney Heath, with Ty Glas providing the nearby rail alternative recorded for the area.
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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 Llanishen Railway Station?
Llanishen railway station has 42 station parking spaces, a drop-off and pick-up point, and no accessible parking spaces recorded by National Rail. The closest Parksy option is a 24/7 space at Llanishen Clinic, 24 yards away, priced at £4.10 a day. Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout the station.
How Many Parking Spaces Are at Llanishen Railway Station?
National Rail records 42 station parking spaces at Llanishen railway station. It also lists a drop-off and pick-up point. Drivers planning to park before boarding may find early arrival particularly useful because the station car park has a published capacity of 42 spaces.
Is There Accessible Parking at Llanishen Railway Station?
National Rail records no accessible parking spaces within the station parking provision. Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout the station, with ramps, wheelchairs and induction loops available. Drivers requiring an accessible bay need to account for the published parking provision when planning their journey.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Near Llanishen Railway Station?
The closest Parksy option is a 24/7 space at Llanishen Clinic, 24 yards away, priced at £4.10 a day. Its proximity suits commuters who want to avoid relying on the 42-space station car park, while all-day access fits both early and late journeys.
What Are the Parking Tariffs at GLL Llanishen Leisure Centre?
GLL Llanishen Leisure Centre has a separate paid car park with weekday and Saturday tariffs of £1.50 for 1 hour, £3.50 for 2 hours, £4.50 for 3 hours and £5 for 4 hours. These tariffs belong to the leisure-centre car park rather than the station.
What Is the Nearest Alternative Station to Llanishen Railway Station?
Ty Glas railway station is the nearest alternative station, 1.0 mile from Llanishen railway station and a 21-minute walk. National Rail lists a drop-off and pick-up point there, while Transport for Wales records step-free access throughout, including ramps, wheelchairs and induction loops.
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