Parking in Caterham Railway Station

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Caterham Station serves the town of Caterham in the Tandridge District of Surrey, south-east England. The station is at the southern end of the Caterham Line, which branches off the main Brighton Main Line at Purely. 

The first railway station in Caterham was opened in 1856, however, it later closed and moved to the current location in 1900. The station is currently operated by the Southern train operating company. 

Caterham Station has one ticket office, staffed full time, open Monday to Friday, 05:40 to 19:05, Saturday, 06:10 to 19:30, and Sunday 08:20 to 16:15. 

There is also a ticket machine at the station. Other station facilities include a baby change, seated waiting area, station buffet, telephones, toilets, and Wi-Fi. 

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Caterham Station has a multi-storey car park offering 109 parking bays that is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

The postcode is CR3 6LB and has a 2-metre maximum vehicle height.

Caterham Station carpark charges:

• Monday to Saturday             £5.95/day
• Sunday & Bank Holiday       £2.25/day
• Weekly ticket                        £24.80
• Monthly ticket                       £81.70
•  3 Month ticket                      £193.00
• Annual Ticket                       £603.00

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East Surrey Museum: Just 1 minutes’ walk from Caterham Station at 1 Stafford Road, Caterham (CR3 6jG), this local museum, staffed by friendly volunteers, provides an interesting insight into the local history of the area. Displays change regularly and during school holidays there is always something for the kids.    

The Arc: Formally an army barracks, this space, now described as an ‘urban village’, is in the heart of the Caterham. There are a variety of things to do from big events to daily activities, such as taking a Pilates or Aikido class, enjoying a morning coffee in the café, checking out a fashion show, taking the kids to the soft-play playground, or stopping in for a drink and a meal at the licensed bar and bistro.  

Queen’s Park: Whether it’s some exercise you are looking for, a game of tennis perhaps, or simply a pleasant stroll; Queen’s Park, home to local sports teams, has public tennis courts, a large playground, and makes for a great walking spot ? dog walkers welcome!

Skaterham: The UK’s only skatepark built inside a chapel, Skaterham welcomes BMX, skateboarders, Scooters, and inline riders. Skaterham operates an ‘affordable for all’ model, attracting around 400 to 500 visitors per week, from age 5 to 25 plus. There are few other such dramatic settings to see flips and tricks on the arches and columns that make up Skaterham.

By Train: Trains to London Victoria and London Bridge leave frequently from Caterham Station, with stops at towns such as Croydon, Dulwich, and Norbury. Caterham Station departures and arrivals are listed on the National Rail website www.nationalrail.co.uk/

By Bus: Caterham Station is served by a good bus network, with connections to nearby stations, South Godstone Station, Three Bridges Station, Upper Warlingham Station, and Red Hill Station, as well as other stops, such as Gatwick Airport, Crawly, Oxted, and Croydon.

By Car: Caterham Station is located on Highfield Drive in Caterham, postcode CR3 6GR. Caterham is accessed off the A22, a 50-minute drive from London.

By Taxi: There is a taxi rank at Caterham Station and a drop-off zone outside the station.

By Cycle: Caterham Station has cycle storage available for 32 bikes (non-sheltered). There is CCTV coverage of the cycle storage area.

Disabled parking is free at the station, however, Blue Badge holders must register their vehicles with Connect Cashless Parking Monthly, quarterly, and yearly permits can be purchased online or via the app. 

Caterham Station has wheelchairs available, step-free access to its platforms, and a ramp for train access. 

The Blue Badge parking scheme is operational in Caterham Station. To search for the disable car park that is closest to your destination, see the Blue Badge Parking website.

Caterham Station Car Park has a reduced charge of £2.25 on Sundays and bank holidays.

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What is the address of Caterham Station?

The address of Caterham Station is Caterham Station, Highfield Drive, Caterham, Surrey, postcode CR3 6GR, UK.

Which zone is Caterham Station when using a London Travelcard?

Caterham Station is in zone 6 when using a London Travelcard.

Where can I find departure and arrival information for Caterham Station?

Caterham Station departures and arrivals are listed on the National Rail website www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Can I take my bike on Southern trains?

Folded bikes are permitted on Southern trains at all times. Non folded bikes are permitted on most Southern trains, however, space is at a premium during peak times.