Parking in Waltham Forest

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Waltham Forest is a London borough with plenty of things for visitors to see and do. The William Morris Gallery is a must see attraction for a spot of culture. It is the former childhood home of William Morris, who lived there between 1848 and 1856. There are many artifacts on display, including tapestries, wallpaper, furniture and tiles showing Morris’ wonderful designs. For something a little bit different, you could visit God’s Own Junkyard, which is an art store featuring colorful neon and lightbulb signs and other pieces.

As with many popular areas in London, parking in Waltham Forest can be difficult to navigate and can get very busy. It is recommended that drivers investigate their parking options in advance before driving to Waltham Forest.

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Parking in Waltham Forest requires a little advance planning to ensure a stress free experience.

There are several car parks available across Waltham Forest. Some of these, such as Bedford Road car park, are short stay with a maximum stay of 2 hours. Others allow longer stays of up to 4 hours.  The council car parks in Waltham Forest are situated in the following locations:

• Bedford Road – for a 1 hour stay, the charge is £1. For 2 hours, the charge is £2.
• Brandon Road, Stanley Road, High Street, Mission Grove - for a 1 hour stay, the charge is £1. For 2 hours, the charge is £2. For up to 4 hours stay, it is £3.
• Hall Lane, Richmond Road, Linford Road, Church Lane – for a 1 hour stay, the charge is 80p. For 2 hours, it is £1.60, and for up to 4 hours, it is £2.40.
• Town Hall car park – parking here is free on evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays. Between 8:30am and 5pm, parking charge range from £2 for 1 hour to £6.50 to 4 hours.
• Willow House car park – for a 1 hour stay, the charge is £1.30. For 2 hours, it is £2.60. For 3 hours, it is £3.80, and for a 4 hour stay, it costs £5.10.

On street parking is available on a pay and display basis. For a stay of 1 hour, the charge is £1, and for stays of 2 hours, the charge is £2. Pay and display machines can be found at the following locations in Waltham Forest:

• Buxton Road
• Carrisbrooke Road
• Coppermill Lane
• Leucha Road
• Maude Road
• Mission Grove
• Pretoria Road

As well as the on street parking and the council car parks, there are also several car parks in the borough that are privately owned by British Rail, London Underground, housing developments, and industrial or housing estates.

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The nearest airport to Waltham Forest is London City airport, which is about 13 miles away. There is a range of parking options on site, including long-stay and short-stay.

Parking at London City airport can be expensive, and as such, travelers and airport employees like to use alternative options for airport parking. You may want to consider browsing the options available at YourParkingSpace. We have short term and long term options available within easy access to the airport.

Waltham Forest has good connections with the rest of London, where there is plenty to suit everyone’s taste. You could catch a show at a London theatre, explore the amazing world of nature at London Zoo, or visit one of the capital city’s many fantastic museums.

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Tube and Train:

There are many convenient tube and train stations located throughout Waltham Forest. These are run by Transport for London.

Bus:

There are frequent bus services in Waltham Forest connecting the local area and further afield.

The Blue Badge scheme is for people with severe mobility problems or those who are registered blind.

Blue Badge holders can park on street on single and double yellow lines for up to 3 hours as long as your badge and clock are clearly displayed.

Overnight parking is available in many Waltham Forest car parks. In Town Hall car park, parking is free on evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays.

The car park charges in most Waltham Forest car parks are the same at the weekends as they are during the weekdays. All council car parks have charges in place from 9am until 5pm. Parking is free on Bank Holidays and public holidays.

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Can I apply for a visitor’s permit to park in a controlled zone in Waltham Forest?

Yes, you can. If you need to park in an area controlled by a resident parking permit scheme, you can apply for a visitor’s permit online or by post.

Do parking charges in Waltham Forest council car parks apply on Sundays?

Yes, they do. Parking charges are in place for 7 days a week. The only exceptions are Bank Holidays and public holidays.

Do I need to apply for a Blue Badge to park in a disabled parking bay?

Yes, you do. Remember to always display your Blue Badge clearly to avoid hefty fines.

Can I apply for a resident parking permit in Waltham Forest?

Yes, resident parking permits are available for Waltham Forest parking. You can apply for these online or by post.