Manningtree Station Parking

Manningtree Station parking requires a little advance planning to ensure a hassle free experience.

The Manningtree Station car park offers 570 spaces. It is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week. Parking charges apply at all times. A daily parking ticket costs £9 if you park at peak times, or £7 for parking at off peak times. Regular visitors can purchase a weekly ticket for £40, a monthly ticket for £168, or an annual pass for £1685. Manningtree Station parking at the weekend is charged at a daily rate of £4.50.

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The nearest major airport to Manningtree Station is London Southend Airport. There are a range of parking options on site, including long-stay and short-stay.

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If you’re staying in the area around Manningtree Station and are looking for things to see and do, you won’t be disappointed as there are plenty of nearby attractions.

Manningtree is one of the smallest towns in England. Its name is thought to have been given from the ‘many trees’ that are around the area. It is situated close by to the Dedham Area of Natural Beauty and Constable Country. The town is also in close proximity to the River Stour.

In the 15^th to 18^th Century, Manningtree was an important town in the wool trade. It is also famous due to links with Matthew Hopkins, known as the Witchfinder General. There are many beautiful Georgian buildings for visitors to see in the town. One highlight is the oldest Methodist church in Essex. To find out more about the history of the town, it is worth paying a visit to The Manningtree Museum and Local History Group. Another local landmark is Mistley Towers, which are the remnants of an 18^th Century church. After a busy morning exploring the town, why not stop for a delicious lunch and refreshments at the Mistley Place Park Tearooms?

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Train:

Manningtree Station is well connected to regional and national services. The train services are run by Greater Anglia.

Bus:

There are a number of bus routes that run around Manningtree and the surrounding local area, providing frequent bus services.

The Blue Badge scheme is for people with severe mobility problems or those who are registered blind. Blue Badge holders can park in the designated disabled parking bays in Manningtree Station car park. There are 4 of these available. You must ensure that you display your Blue Badge. Manningtree Station parking is free for disabled customers parking in designated disabled parking bays and displaying a valid Blue Badge.

There is an electric vehicle charging point available in Manningtree town, close to the station. It is located at the East of England Co-op Supermarket on Riverside Avenue in Manningtree.

A network of all electric vehicle charging points can be found on the government's Go Ultra low website.

Manningtree Station parking is available overnight as the car park is open 24 hours a day for seven days a week. Parking charges do apply at the weekend but it is slightly less expensive than during the week. The daily parking rate on a weekend is £4.50.

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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 leave my bicycle at Manningtree Station?

Yes, you can. There is sheltered bicycle storage available beside the station building in a secure compound, with space for 90 bicycles.

Are there staff available to help at Manningtree Station?

The station has staff available to help with customer service from Monday to Saturday between 8am and 8pm, on Sundays between 10am and 8pm, and on Bank Holidays between 9am and 6pm. The customer services at Manningtree Station are closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day each year.