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Information about parking near Durham Station

Where to park near Durham Station? Durham’s history, as a place where ecclesiastical and political power were combined in the Prince Bishops, made it important for centuries after the Norman invasion. The station is deceptively small for what is at once a station on the London to Edinburgh main line and a centre for local travel.

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Additional Information

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

On-street parking
Where there are no yellow lines, you can park – but observe time limits on any sign by the road. The only pay and display parking spaces in Durham City are in the controlled parking zones. From 6pm until 8am, and all day Sunday, there is no charge to park in these bays.
Off-street parking
There is a car park at Durham Station, but it is not large. Stopping to drop off or pick up passengers is not usually a problem; you need to arrive early on weekdays to be sure of finding a space in the car park. There are three surface car parks in Durham; Providence Row has only 19 parking spaces and costs 30p per half hour, while Sidegate has 107 spaces at £3.60 for the day, and The Sands has 136 spaces with charges ranging from £1.60 for 2 hours to £4.80 for 6 hours.

There are four privately operated multi-storey car parks:

Prince Bishops Car Park, 400 spaces under the Prince Bishops Shopping Centre. Closes at night. Walkergate Car Park, 500 spaces, open 24/7. Riverside Car Park in Framwellgate at the Millburngate Shopping Centre, run by National Car Parks.
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Parking restrictions & event days
Durham has Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs); you’ll know if you’re in one because there will be signs saying so. Only residents can park in a CPZ between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Saturday. Outside those times, parking is free to anyone. Residents can buy scratch cards for visitors.

A single yellow line on the road means: no parking during the hours shown on the sign at the side of the street. A double yellow line means: no parking at any time, unless you have a blue badge and, even then, only subject to certain conditions.
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Nearby attractions
There are so many! Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle form a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Beamish Living Museum is not far. Or just walk by the river – it’s inspirational!

Durham Station
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