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Information about parking in Chiswick

Where to park around Chiswick? It’s a good question, because Chiswick is many places in one, and people go there for a variety of reasons. Chiswick is a district in West London, home of London’s oldest and largest brewery, several rowing clubs and part of the London Borough of Hounslow; its position on the North Circular Road, A4 and M4, the Thames and the railway have made it attractive to many businesses. IBM’s first UK HQ was here before the need for more space led them to decamp to Hampshire; there have been, and are, many other renowned companies here. And, on top of all that, it’s a prime residential location.

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Additional Information

Some additional information about parking in chiswick, to cater to all your parking needs

  • On-street parking

    There are pay-and-display parking spaces in several streets in Chiswick. Charges and the maximum length of stay are indicated by signs. Parking is free for the first 30 minutes in spaces in the following locations, but you must obtain a free ticket from the pay-and-display machine:

     

    Devonshire Road, between the Chiswick High Road junction and Ingress Street

     

    Turnham Green Terrace

  • Off-street parking

    Chiswick has the following council-owned car parks:

     

    Chiswick Common Road, 15 parking spaces, maximum stay 11 hours extendable, open 24/7, chargeable 08:00 to 18:30 hours, free on Sundays and bank holidays

     

    Chiswick House and Gardens, 60 parking spaces, chargeable 08:00 to 18:00 hours including bank holidays; note that this car park closes when there are large events at Chiswick House and Gardens

     

    Chiswick Town Hall

     

    Welstead Way, off Bath Road, 115 parking spaces, maximum stay 11 hours extendable, open 24/7, chargeable 08:00 to 18:30 hours, free on Sundays and bank holidays, free to Blue Badge holders

     

    Chiswick Station Car Park, only eight parking spaces

  • Public transport

    Central London can be reached from Chiswick Park underground station, by bus on services 267 and 341 to Waterloo station, and from Chiswick railway station, (the journey to Clapham Junction should take about 15 minutes and to Waterloo about 25 minutes). There are also bus services to points all over west London, though a change of bus may be required.

  • Disabled parking

    Parking is free to Blue Badge holders in council-owned car parks and on-street parking spaces

  • Parking restrictions & event days

    There are several controlled parking zones (CPZs):

     

    Central Chiswick, operative Monday to Saturday 09:30 to 12:30 and 16:30 to 18:30

     

    Chiswick Mall, hours of operation vary street by street

     

    East Chiswick, operative Monday to Saturday 09:00 to 19:00

     

    Chiswick West, operative Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00

  • Overnight, weekends & bank holidays

    Parking is free on bank holidays in pay-and-display parking spaces, but all other parking restrictions continue to apply.

  • Drop-off and pick-up

    Drivers can stop to set down and pick up passengers on single yellow lines and, so long as there are no yellow kerb markings to illustrate loading and unloading restrictions, and no obstruction would be caused, on double yellow lines at any time of the day or night. This does not confer a right to wait, should the passenger not have arrived.

  • Nearby attractions

    The river will always be an attractive place for walks, and food shopping in Chiswick is above average. Chiswick House is an 18th-century house on classical lines, and Hogarth House, now a museum, is where the 18th-century artist William Hogarth lived.