Station Approach, Ashford Road, TN26 2DU Ham Street
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Parking at locationHam Street Station - Ham Street
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- Monday 00:00 - 00:00
- Tuesday 00:00 - 00:00
- Wednesday 00:00 - 00:00
- Thursday 00:00 - 00:00
- Friday 00:00 - 00:00
- Saturday 00:00 - 00:00
- Sunday 00:00 - 00:00
- Total Spaces 19
- Electric Car Charging Spaces 2
- Disabled Spaces 1
- Disabled space
- Secure Parking
- Train
- EV Charging
- CCTV
- Staff Patrols
- InPost Click and Collect Lockers
- Amazon Click and Collect Lockers
Effective as of Tuesday 1st September
Monday - Friday
Daily Rate: £4.85
Evening Rate (From 5pm): £2.35
Saturday & Sunday
Daily Rate: £2.85
Weekly Ticket: £21.35
Scan & Pay with ScanPay
Fast, convenient parking payments. Scan the QR code on the signage and go. No app or registration required.
Park & Pay with your phone
APCOA Connect is our easy way to pay for parking. Rather than queuing to pay at the payment machines, APCOA Connect allows you to pay for your parking session securely via your mobile phone – no cash, no ticket, no stress.
From Tuesday 1st September 2026 Ham Street Station is changing to paid parking. This brings Ham Street into line with the vast majority of other Southern railway car parks where parking charges already apply. Introducing this charge will help pay for the car park’s upkeep and improvements across the network and, as the railway is publicly funded, will help reduce our reliance on taxpayer funding. The new tariffs have been carefully considered to be comparable to nearby car parks. There will be increased patrolling by attendants at these locations. Blue Badge holders can continue to park free of charge by registering in advance at the APCOA Blue Badge Portal.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Electric vehicle charging is available at this this car park.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Starting 4th March 2024, charge points at this station will transition to a paid service, priced at 60p per kWh, which remains competitive with other public chargers.
The decision to implement charges is prompted by significant impact of COVID on train ticket sales and revenue. These impacts, which support our railways through government channels, have made it unsustainable to continue offering the service for free.