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Camfrey Court Car Park
Priory Road, London N8 7RYReal-time availability
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Reviews about this space
Terry T22nd July 2024
Found my "parking space" only to be confronted by being no spaces available. My frustration got worse by not being able to contact anyone from JustPark. I booked the parking space months previous to attend a concert at Alexandra Palace. As you would expect all parking in the vicinity was completely full. As a consequence me and my wife travelled home unable to attend the concert. Disgusting service to take my money for a parking space that had clearly been double booked. Disgraceful service, disgraceful company. Avoid at all costs.
Paul S21st July 2024
There are no numbers on the spaces but a resident had put a note on theirs asking people not to use it, so presumably all the others are fair game!
Dean S22nd May 2024
Excellent - a 5-star experience
Points of interest
Hornsey Town Hall0.58 miles away
Frequently asked questions
JustPark has access to tens of thousands of spaces from car parks to private driveways that you can book in advance. Once you’ve found a space on our App or website, complete your booking and we’ll send through details of how to find and use your space.
We have a dedicated customer support team online 8-8 Mon-Fri and 9-6 Sat-Sun. You can call or Live Chat with them during these hours. Contact details can be found on our Help Centre.
When you have completed your booking and payment has been taken, we’ll send through the exact address and access instructions to your space.
Yes we have a flexible cancellation policy, you can cancel up to 24hrs before the start time of your booking.
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