Parking on Clapham Road, SW9

I think this space is very unsuitable for large vehicles and I believe this should be flagged to prospective users. With walls and other vehicles somewhat arbitrarily parked it took about 30 minutes of manoeuvring to get out of the space. I certainly won't be using it again.

It's probably time consuming and costly, but removing the metal parking posts would be great. I was worried about damaging a tyre.

The entry, and turning around is VERY VERY tight, not for long ish vehicles, nor for less confident drivers!

Really disappointing, we found the space easily enough but there was a car parked in the next space which made our space impossible to navigate in, very tight to the fence and the wall in front, so unfortunately had to find somewhere else, not a great experience

Good spot for the Oval. a lit closer than it says. Great for what we need it for but was quite tricky for my big car (but not impossible)

There was no room to park in the space because the other vehicle already parked there took up more than the tiny space allotted to it. We had to book another space somewhere else and wasted our money.

Really difficult to get in and out of. Really only space for 1 car to turn in to. On the first day, I came back to cars either side. Luckily one person left their phone number so I had to wait an hour for him to return and move (with difficulty) in order for me to be able to do a 50 point turn to get out. Thank god for the sensors on my car. Would’ve cancelled the second day but couldn’t get a refund. Never again!

Another car was already in the second space. My car is only a small Renault but it was quite difficult getting in and out of the space, mainly because the plants/bushes around it were really overgrown and I didn't want to risk scratching my paint brushing against them

I couldn't use the space because there was a vehicle was parked in the space next to it. The angle was too tight so I had to park on the road and risk a fine. I still don't know if I got the fine. Please can you refund me for the parking. Regards John

When I arrived at the spot, I checked with an individual who happened to be present that I was in the correct spot. He identified himself as a neighbour, and once I had shown him my "Just Park" paperwork, confirmed that the space I intended to park in was indeed the correct spot. I was astonished therefore to find on my return, within the agreed time, a most unpleasantly worded note stuck to my windscreen. This informed me that I was parking illegally, a photo had been taken, and I must not park there again. Altogether there are 4/5 spaces in that yard, but the "Just Park" guidance is simply not specific enough.