Parking in Kings Cross

Driving to and parking in King’s Cross

Situated in the heart of London, it may come as a surprise that King’s Cross station is actually quite quick and easy to reach by car. The inner ring road passes right through the King’s Cross area, and the A1 trunk road is only a few hundreds yards away.

Parking options:

The closest parking to King’s Cross Station is next door at St Pancras, access through the aptly named St Pancras Road. This parking lot has 315 spaces and is open 24 hours. The tariff is as follows:

Up to 20 mins - £6
20 - 40 mins - £6.50
40 mins - 1 hour - £7
1 - 3 hours - £13
3 - 6 hours - £18.50
6 - 12 hours - £24.50
12 - 24 hours - £37

Motorbike - £5 for 24 hours.

There are also a limited number of on-street pay-and-display spaces to the east of King’s Cross Station which usually operate from 8:30am to 6:30pm Monday to Friday (although this can vary). Some on-street spaces also operate pay-and-display ticketing on Saturdays.

Private Parking Options:

JustPark offers a number of private car parking spaces in the heart of King’s Cross, many of which are just a short walk from the station. Prices can be as low as £5.10 a day.

Public Transport

The King’s Cross area is served by numerous train and tube stations. In regards to train stations, the biggest two are King’s Cross (serving the north east of England, including York, Leeds, Darlington, Newcastle, etc) and St Pancras (serving the East Midlands, East Anglia, Essex and Europe). These train stations both link into a number of London Underground lines including the Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line, Hammersmith & City, Circle and Northern Lines - see here for a full London Tube Map.