Parking in Portslade

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Portslade forms part of the city of Brighton and Hove. Call it up-and-coming, the area has seen significant development in recent years. With prices on the rise in Brighton (or already risen) people have started to look west.

As the population grows, so too does the demand for parking. This is becoming a problem for both commuters and residents, particularly in the area surrounding Portslade Station.

This is where YourParkingSpace can help.

YourParkingSpace provides a simple online platform for reserving a parking space in advance. Short and long-term options include driveways and lock-up garages for extra peace of mind.

The High Street in Portslade is on Boundary Road, where you’ll find local shops, pubs and chain stores like Aldi. Note that Aldi Portslade parking is managed by ParkingEye, and time limits may apply (1.5 hours).

Portslade train station is also found in this area. During peak hours, parking near Portslade Station is in hot demand. So hot in fact, that residents in the area have become frustrated at having to fight it out with commuters.

YourParkingSpace offers a convenient, secure, and affordable solution. Avoid the hassle, and the ire of the locals, and book a park with YourParkingSpace.

By Car: Portslade is easily accessible from Brighton via the A270. The A23 (London Road) connects with the A27, which crowns Portslade to the north. 

By Train: Brighton and Portslade are connected via the Thameslink and Southern train lines. Portslade Station also offers a direct Train to London Victoria.

The main attraction in this area is certainly Brighton. Portslade is just a stone’s throw from the pebbled beaches, trendy restaurants, and hip bars of neighbouring Brighton. 

There are 3 disabled parking spaces at Portslade station, and several dotted throughout the main shopping area along Boundary Road. 

A vehicle displaying a Blue Badge in Brighton & Hove can park in:

• disabled bays (with the exception of personalised disabled bays which may only be used by the disabled permit holder)
• pay & display bays
• shared use bays.

Always check the sign before you park.

Many of the residential areas in the city are subject to restricted parking. If you live in a controlled parking zone (CPZ) you may qualify for a resident permit. A Portslade parking permit does not guarantee you a parking space though.

Do you own an empty parking space in Portslade? Turn your vacant driveway, parking space, or lock-up garage into income with YourParkingSpace. List your space for free, and watch the bookings roll in.

How much does parking cost at Portslade train station?

There are only 22 spaces available at the station. Pricing starts from £4.25 and monthly tickets are available. 

Is there free parking at the Portslade Town Hall?

Yes, Portslade Town Hall parking is available. Keep in mind that spaces are limited.

How long is the commute from Portslade Station to Brighton Station?

The journey by train is approximately 7 minutes. 

How long is the commute from Portslade Station to London Victoria?

 The journey takes roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes on the Southern Line.