Frieze London 2026: Where to Park Near Regent's Park
Everything you need to know about parking near Frieze London 2026 — nearby driveways and off-street spaces, controlled parking zones, and how to get there.
Frieze London Parking Guide: Regent's Park, 14–18 October 2026
Frieze London returns to The Regent's Park from 14–18 October 2026, and with over 85,000 visitors expected across Frieze London and Frieze Masters combined, on-site parking will be gone long before the gates open. Book a driveway or off-street space near the fair now, and you'll have somewhere guaranteed to leave the car while everyone else is still circling.
Wednesday 14 October: 11am–7pm (invitation only)
Thursday 15 October: 11am–1pm (members and invitation-only preview), 1pm–5pm general admission
Friday 16 October: 11am–7pm
Saturday 17 October: 11am–7pm
Sunday 18 October: 11am–6pm
Frieze London sits in the south of The Regent's Park, with the entrance off Park Square West (postcode NW1 4LL). Frieze Masters runs alongside it at Gloucester Green, on the north-east side of the park near London Zoo, with a complimentary shuttle bus connecting the two roughly every 15 minutes.
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Reserving a space near the fair in advance means:
Lock in a confirmed spot before you set off — no circling Marylebone or Camden side streets while your entry slot ticks away.
Choose the price point that suits you, from budget spaces a short walk away to spots right by the park gates.
Extend your stay through the app if a gallery visit or the shuttle bus to Frieze Masters runs long — no rushing back to beat a meter.
Save against typical on-the-day street rates in one of the most tightly controlled parking zones in London.
Park on a quiet residential driveway away from the fair-day crowds bunching around the park entrances.
Getting to Frieze London by Train and Tube
Frieze London is one of the most transport-connected fairs in London, which makes it easy to pair a nearby parking spot with a short walk in:
Regent's Park station (Bakerloo line) is under 5 minutes' walk from the entrance.
Baker Street station (Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines) is a short walk south-west.
Great Portland Street station (Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines) sits just south-east of the park.
Bus routes 2, 13, 18, 27, 30, 74, 82, 88, 113, 139, 189, 205, 274 and C2 all serve the surrounding streets.
Where to Park Near Regent's Park
Book parking near Regent's Park from around £20 a day, or look slightly further out for a better rate:
Reserve a driveway near Baker Street and Marylebone, roughly a 10–15 minute walk to the fair entrance, with spaces from around £15 a day.
Find a space near Marylebone High Street, from around £9 a day, for the best value if you don't mind the longer walk.
Park near the Outer Circle side of Regent's Park if you're heading for Frieze Masters at Gloucester Green.
Parking Restrictions Around Frieze London
The streets around The Regent's Park sit inside Camden and Westminster controlled parking zones, so it's worth knowing what you're dealing with before you park on-street:
Most kerbside bays are residents' permit or shared-use bays, enforced with Penalty Charge Notices for anyone parking without the right permit or payment.
The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) covers this whole area, operating 24/7 with a £12.50 daily charge for non-compliant vehicles.
Frieze London sits just outside the Congestion Charge zone, so the £18 weekday charge (Mon–Fri, 7am–6pm) doesn't apply directly at the venue — but it will if your route takes you through central London first.
Booking a pre-arranged driveway or off-street space sidesteps the permit-bay guesswork entirely.
Frieze London Parking FAQs
Is there free parking near Frieze London?
No. The area around The Regent's Park is almost entirely controlled parking zones or limited Pay & Display, so free on-street parking near the fair is very unlikely to be available. A pre-booked space is the more reliable option.
Can I get Blue Badge parking near Frieze London?
Blue Badge holders can use standard disabled bays where available in the surrounding streets, and JustPark lets you filter listings for accessible spaces when you search near Regent's Park.
How far is the parking from the Frieze London entrance?
It depends on the space you book — some driveways near Baker Street and Marylebone are a 10–15 minute walk from the Park Square West entrance, while spaces closer to Regent's Park itself can be a 5-minute walk or less.
Do I need to book parking in advance for Frieze London?
Yes — with over 85,000 visitors across Frieze London and Frieze Masters during the week, spaces near the venue are likely to book up well before the fair opens.
Can I park overnight near Frieze London?
Some driveways and off-street spaces near Regent's Park can be booked overnight or across multiple days of the fair — check the individual listing when you search, as availability varies by space.
Is there EV charging near Frieze London?
Some spaces near Regent's Park and Marylebone come with EV charging, and you can filter for this when searching on JustPark; otherwise, nearby public chargers can be found via a charge-point app such as Zap-Map.
Live Near Regent's Park? Rent Out Your Driveway During Frieze Week
If you've got a driveway or parking space near The Regent's Park, Frieze week is exactly the kind of high-demand event worth setting aside time for. Hosts near major venues and events can see a meaningful uplift in earnings during peak demand periods — and you can set event-specific pricing for the fair days so you charge more when demand is highest.
List your space with JustPark and it takes only a few minutes to get started.
Book Your Frieze London Parking Now
With five days of Frieze London and Frieze Masters drawing tens of thousands of visitors to a compact corner of Regent's Park, parking near the fair won't last. Book your space today and arrive knowing exactly where you're leaving the car.
