Great spot to park if you're coming from the north on M1. Came here at 12.30 on a Saturday and there was plenty of spaces to park. Very reasonably priced too, £4 odd for 48 hrs. Left my car there overnight while staying in South London.
Mark Pearce
Convenient location, with a choice of payment methods.
Our experience might have been better if we'd noticed the payment machines near the car park entrance.
As it was, I found a sign telling me how to sign up to the online payment system.
Although initially straight forward registering my details, payment proved a little challenging and held us up for about 20 minutes. As we'd already parked and been noted on the ANPR camera, we had to continue with the process.
With further use I'm sure it would get easier, but this is a one off visit.
The car park entrance is by the station forecourt. For SUV size vehicles it will be a tight fit between the kerbs.
Spaces are a decent size though and although busy, there were quite a few free spots at 10:00 on a weekday.
Disabled bays by the entrance were all taken. It's around 150m level walk to the station, but the station has steps up and no lifts.
Cost for the day was £6.50.
Tom Duggan251 days ago
Parking was great to venture into London by tube. £11.50 for three days is a barging these days.
Dean Fisher313 days ago
Car park located right next to the Northern Line. Have used it frequently in recent years when travelling to London. Good value at £6.50 for weekday parking and ideally placed for onward journey into central London. Plenty of spaces and accessibility is good. Have left my car here overnight with no issues
The Bum1 year ago
Very poor service , they didn’t tell me where the platform was and i got lead into the toilets 👎👎👎
The Maiden1 year ago
Brilliant station on the Northern Line which takes you directly into central London. The car parking here is cheap, so brilliant if you want to drive down to London and park up to get the tube.
Sasha Gafarov2 years ago
Loved this car park for ages, right till the moment when my catalytic converters been cut off. As far as I remember, it says it is secure and patrolled car park. I know they don’t take any responsibility for what happened, but asked to refund me parking charges of 3 vehicles which came over to help me out. We were going back and forth with e-mails for months, and when a few months later they asked to provide evidence of the payment as they lost the previous which I provided. What a waste of time. Also could not get CCTV footage as police asked me. It took too long for them to respond to say “we have passed it to our other department” and then, after case was closed, they came back saying cannot provide me any. This whole experience with communicating them was a way more disappointing than the fact that my car was vandalised there. Unfortunately cannot trust the place anymore, had to find another place to park. And friends wouldn’t park there either. Shame, as we loved the place.
Nick Gent2 years ago
Great car park with over 100 spaces, every time I go it’s never been that busy. Easy to get to and straight onto northern line into London
Our experience might have been better if we'd noticed the payment machines near the car park entrance.
As it was, I found a sign telling me how to sign up to the online payment system.
Although initially straight forward registering my details, payment proved a little challenging and held us up for about 20 minutes. As we'd already parked and been noted on the ANPR camera, we had to continue with the process.
With further use I'm sure it would get easier, but this is a one off visit.
The car park entrance is by the station forecourt. For SUV size vehicles it will be a tight fit between the kerbs.
Spaces are a decent size though and although busy, there were quite a few free spots at 10:00 on a weekday.
Disabled bays by the entrance were all taken. It's around 150m level walk to the station, but the station has steps up and no lifts.
Cost for the day was £6.50.