parking near tube

wealdroam

use wrote: »

I can't find the post refering to the £2 parking at Newbury! where is it exactly? Is it for whole day?

For tube station parking charges, see here:

https://www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/tube-station-car-parks

where it tells you that all Central Line car parks are £2.00 for all day on Saturdays and Bank Holidays.

By the way, all the car parking charges at Newbury Park, for every day of the week, were kindly provided in the second reply on this thread.

use

can you tell me please where exactly the parking is near Newbury Park station? I can't find it on google maps!

wealdroam

use wrote: »

can you tell me please where exactly the parking is near Newbury Park station? I can't find it on google maps!

Clicking through from the link I provided earlier will lead you here:

http://www.ncp.co.uk/find-a-car-park/car-parks/newbury-park-stn-lul/

You will find a map and postcode on there.

Any further questions on Newbury Park Station Carpark should be directed to the 'contact us' link on that webpage.

peachyprice

use wrote: »

can you tell me please where exactly the parking is near Newbury Park station? I can't find it on google maps!

It's as clear as day. The green roof is the station.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Newbury+Park,+Ilford,+Greater+London+IG2/@51.5756427,0.0904631,189m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m2!3m1!1s0x47d8a69ef21b9121:0x2899d3b97f343e3e?hl=en

peachyprice

The top car park to the rear of the green roof is the busiest and is often full, the bottom car park to the left is never full. If you're going in the afternoon I would just go straight to the bottom car park. There are steps leading up to the station from there.

If you follow King George Lane to the bottom you will see the Sainsbury's car park.

The junction has changed a little, there are two sets of traffic lights there now. First set coming from Basildon is the top car park, second is the bottom, they're very close together.

use

peachyprice wrote: »

The top car park to the rear of the green roof is the busiest and is often full, the bottom car park to the left is never full. If you're going in the afternoon I would just go straight to the bottom car park. There are steps leading up to the station from there.

If you follow King George Lane to the bottom you will see the Sainsbury's car park.

The junction has changed a little, there are two sets of traffic lights there now. First set coming from Basildon is the top car park, second is the bottom, they're very close together.

so what do I do? I come from the Eastern Avenue which is also named A12?
And then turn to King George Avenue?
And then I find the second traffic lights and turn right and I am into the empty park?

Cornucopia

Eastern Ave is the A12

use

sorry, I wanted to say A12

peachyprice

use wrote: »

so what do I do? I come from the Eastern Avenue which is also named A12?
And then turn to King George Avenue?
And then I find the second traffic lights and turn right and I am into the empty park?

Almost! All the lights are on the A12

if you look at this link
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Newbury+Park,+Ilford,+Greater+London+IG2/@51.575004,0.0901705,94m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m2!3m1!1s0x47d8a69ef21b9121:0x2899d3b97f343e3e?hl=en

Where the 2 black cars next to where 'A12' is written, (opposite the green roof a the top of the pic) is now traffic lights, that's the first set.

Where the 2 white cars are turning is the second set, King George Ave,

To get to the bottom empty car park take the second set into KG Ave, the car park entrance it a little way along the road.

There's a large Sainsbury's and Poundstretcher sign at the second set. You can stay in the right hand lane after the Aldborough Lane junction, lots of people do, it's not as far as it looks on the map.

use

and how do I pay? do they accept coins and notes? do they give change?