Willesden Parking

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Willesden is located in north-west London and forms part of the London Borough of Brent.

Willesden expands over an extensive area and covers no less than five different postcodes.

Over the past few years, the area has attracted plenty of young professionals and families, with people shifting to Willesden attracted by the more affordable house prices and good transport links.

Do you travel to Willesden for work? YourParkingSpace can help. 

YourParkingSpace provides an online platform for reserving a parking space in advance.  Pre-book parking in Willesden with us with and avoid the stress of driving around the city looking for a park.

Parking in Willesden

Pay and display car parks are located throughout Willesden and are operated by the Brent City Council.

Payment can be made at payment machines or by using the RingGo parking app. 

Parking in most council-run pay and display car parks is free in the evenings after 6.30 pm. Parking is also free on Sundays. 

You can view a map of parking machine locations in Brent to locate a council-run car park and see all the information you need, including parking prices and restrictions. 

RingGo parking 

The RingGo pay and display telephone parking app is a mobile phone service which lets you pay for your parking with a credit or debit card, rather than using cash at a machine.

Car park season tickets:

An annual car park season ticket is available for some of the area’s car parks. Find out more and book through the RingGo app.

Do you commute to central London from Willesden? Book a parking space close to Willesden Green station with YourParkingSpace and make your commute easier. 

We have short term and long term options available within easy access to the tube station.

Parking in Central Willesden

Street Parking

Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) are operational throughout central Willesden and are monitored by the council.

In a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) parking is only permitted in designated parking spaces, and the remainder of the kerbside space is subject to yellow line restrictions. 

In order to park In a CPZ, you need a special permit. Residents and businesses within the zone, except those living in a car-free development, are able to buy permits.

Resident permit

A resident parking permit is available to those who live within a controlled parking zone. By using this permit, you are able to park in a residents parking bay or shared use bay within the zone that they live in.

Visitor Voucher

Visitor vouchers allow residents to book parking for their visitors.

Pay & Display car parks in Central Willesden

CPZ MW P&D 1 hour max stay, Walm Lane

100 spaces

Charge Times: Monday to Saturday 

Postcode: NW24QA

CPZ MW P&D 4 hour max stay, Walm Lane 100 spaces

Charge Times: Monday to Saturday 

Postcode: NW24QA

Travelling to Willesden and wondering where to park? We can help. 

YourParkingSpace offers long-term and short-term off-street parking in Willesden City Centre. Download our free app for iOS and Apple and browse through our options, including driveways and lock-up garages.

Nearby Attractions

Willesden Salvage: second-hand market selling a range of items from vintage road signs, to clothing and yummy treats.

Willesden’s cafés: the are has a vibrant cafe culture. Edward’s Bakery is the original, serving residents since 1908. The Marina Café is an all-day cafe-bar that is also popular with locals and visitors alike.

Brent Museum: with more than 10,000 objects showcasing 50 years of the borough’s history.

Roundwood Park: Lovely trees and pretty gardens. An ideal spot to reconnect with nature in the big city. 

Gladstone Park: Beautiful trees, cafe, and panoramic views. 

Planning a day out exploring Willesden? Find convenient parking with YourParkingSpace within walking distance of the city’s main attractions. 

Public Transport

Train

London Overground serves the Willesden Junction station. 

Bus

Numerous buses serve the area, including lines 18, 220, N18, 228 AND 266.

Tube

The Willesden Junction Underground station serves the Jubilee line.

Disabled Parking in Willesden

If you are a Blue Badge holder, you can park without charge or time limit in places such as on-street disabled bays and at on-street parking meters and pay and display machines. You can also park on yellow lines for up to three hours unless a ban on loading or unloading is in force. 

The concessions provided under the scheme do not generally apply to off-street car parks, such as those at supermarkets and hospitals, or privately owned roads.

Please read the booklet you received with your Blue Badge.

To search for the disable car park that is closest to your destination in Willesden, see the Blue Badge Parking website.

Electric Vehicles

Electric vehicle charging stations are available at several locations in the Willesden area, with the most central located at St Paul’s Avenue NW2 5SR.

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

Overnight, Weekends & Bank Holidays

Parking in most council-run pay and display car parks is free in the evenings after 6.30 pm. Parking is also free on Sundays. 

Free parking is not generally available on Wembley event days. Please check the parking conditions at the payment machine before leaving your car. 

Getting late and struggling to find car parking in Willesden? There’s no need to worry! YourParkingSpace is available 24 hours a day.

Space Owners

Do you own an empty parking space in Willesden? Turn your vacant driveway, parking space, or lock-up garage into income with YourParkingSpace. List your space for free in only 2 minutes.

FAQs

Can I park for free in Willesden?

Free street parking is generally available after 6.30pm and on Sundays.

How far away is Willesden from Wembley Stadium?

It is approximately 3 miles away.

Which tube line stops at Willesden Green station?

The station is served by the Jubilee line