Parking in Twickenham Stadium

Twickenham is the proud home of England Rugby. It has been hosting rugby matches since 1909, and is the largest dedicated rugby union venue in the world, seating an impressive 82,000.

When this many people flock to the area on match days, it can be hard to find street parking spaces at Twickenham Stadium. This is especially tricky because for approximately one mile around the stadium, there is a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) in operation, and fines and towing are strictly enforced.

But don’t panic - we’re here to help.

YourParkingSpace connects drivers with empty parking spaces, driveways and lock-up garages, so you can book your cheap, convenient and easy-to-find Twickenham Stadium parking in advance and enjoy the match hassle-free. We have lots of spaces just a short walk from the stadium available to book now.

If you’ve left parking until the last minute, we’ve got you covered. Booking through YourParkingSpace is available 24 hours a day - just type your destination into the search bar and find the space that suits you.

Download the YourParkingSpace app and make parking even easier. You can reserve a spot from wherever you are in the world - even if you’re on the go!

Address and postcode for sat nav: Whitton Road, Twickenham TW2 7BA

If you plan on driving and parking at Twickenham Stadium, you’re in luck, because getting to Twickenham Stadium by car is easy. From the M25, take exit J12 onto the M3. The M3 becomes the A316, and Twickenham Stadium is just off the Whitton Road roundabout. From Central London, take the A316.

There is a 50% discount on Twickenham Stadium’s on-site parking rates for Blue Badge holders. You must submit an application form online in advance to be eligible - find more information on the England Rugby website.

Twickenham Stadium’s nearest charging point for electric vehicles is at Currie Motors Toyota Twickenham.

The nearest station is Twickenham, but to avoid the inevitable crowds at Twickenham station on match day, head to Whitton, St Margarets or Hounslow stations: they are slightly further away but are also good options. The nearest underground stations are Hounslow East station and Richmond station - it’s a long walk, but on event days the stadium puts on free shuttle buses from each.

Twickenham is not only about rugby matches. There is plenty more to do, from taking in some history with a stadium tour, visiting the World Rugby Museum, or finding a souvenir to take home at the Rugby Store.

They also have facilities available for hire, whether it’s for a conference, a party or an exhibition, and the stadium has hosted concerts by the likes of U2, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones.

Have you ever thought about the extra cash you could be making from your empty Twickenham parking space? Parking at Twickenham Stadium is in very high demand, especially when there’s a match or a concert on so you could be making yourself a considerable profit from your unused driveway or lock-up garage. Go to our list your space for free page now to get started - it’s free to list and you can set your own price.

Is there parking at Twickenham Stadium?

Twickenham Stadium car park can be pre-booked online, but there is a high demand for on-site parking for big matches and events, so spaces may not always be available.

How do I get to Twickenham Stadium?

Twickenham Stadium is accessible by car, train, underground and bus. For those coming from further afield, it is also just six miles away from London Heathrow Airport.

Is Twickenham Stadium in the Congestion Zone?

No, Twickenham Stadium is not in the Congestion Charge Zone (CCZ).

Which hotel is closest to Twickenham Stadium?

There are plenty of hotels near Twickenham Stadium, but the most convenient by far is the London Marriott Hotel Twickenham, which is located inside the South Stand of the stadium.