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Regent's Park is one of London's Royal Parks. It covers an area of 411 acres, with the NW1 4NR typically used as the postcode for the park. Officially the park is known as 'The Regent's Park'.
Within the park there are three playgrounds, there's also a lake, and Belsize Park Rugby Football Club actually play all their home games in the park.
As you'd expect, the nearest tube station is Regent's Park station. However, Baker Street, Great Portland Street, Mornington Crescent and St John's Wood stations are all within a short walk.
There is no official car park available. Instead, there is pay and display parking available on some of the streets around Regent's Park. Alternatively, for the best price and peace of mind you can book a guaranteed space through YourParkingSpace.
Regent's Park Parking Prices
| Daily | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Price | £47.50 | £562.50 |
| Lowest Price | £9.50 | £120.00 |
| Average Price | £4.38 | £249.01 |
Nearby Attractions
0.1 miles away
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The Tower Of London
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Latest Regent's Park parking reviews
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Parking on Bell Street, NW1
Good price for Central London. Easy to book and hassle free. Dont arrive early even by 2 mins or the man will threaten you by charging another days worth of £ and slightly rude which I didnt understand as they have hourly rates so I had to get out the car and ask the drivers behind me to reverse onto the main road so we could reverse out for a couple of mins as not paying extra. That was a downer. There was a toliet but locked and couldnt find the chap as no one in office to get key from. barriers worked fine. just advice arrive afyer aloocated time and will be fine.
Victoria -
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Parking on Bell Street, NW1
All worked perfectly. No hassle, spaces available and automatic vehicle recognition. Much recommend
David -
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Parking on Clipstone Mews
Thank you for such an efficient service. We had driven up from Canterbury for an appointment in central London and being able to drive straight into a secure parking space, where our number plate was instantly recognised and the barrier raised, made the trip so much easier. We would highly recommend this parking to others.
Antony -
Parking on Clipstone Mews
Secure and well lit. If using satnav use address to find location. Tomtom on dated map would not accept postcode. Google maps got the wrong street and then tried to send me wrong way down this one way street.
L -
Parking on Clipstone Mews
Very convenient but bloke on the intercom was very rude on arrival. Unhelpful and abrupt. Hence 3 stars...
Angie -
Parking on Clipstone Mews
Easy to find. Felt safe and secure. Very simple walk to Harley street would reccomend.
Nicola -
Parking on Bell Street, NW1
Simple website to book. Great price and, on the day, I called to change timings and cut myself off and immediately got a call back from the helpful gentleman who changed my booking with no extra charge on this occasion so all in all a great experience. The car was parked in a light location within the under ground Bell Street car park. I noticed there were spaces put by for electric vehicles too. Just perfect,
Clare -
Parking on Bell Street, NW1
Entrance was very easy to find as there was signs leading up to the place. Entering was a very easy process as the machine produced a ticket as soon as i pulled up to the barrier and exit was just as easy. Many spaces to park. Overall i highly recommend this parking and would deffo park here again.
Shaquile -