Parking around white hart lane

[Cheltenham_Yid]

Hi guys,

Im going to the Fulham game on boxing day, and as its my first time going to London to see Spurs play at home, i was just wondering if there was any suitable parking areas nearby the stadium.

Im driving from Cheltenham to get the the game, and the AA route planner suggests its going to take me around 2 hours 30 mins to get there. Im just a bit worried about the parking issue.

Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.

Cheers
COYS!

:hello:

 

[donny1013]

Because it's Boixng Day the parking control zone around the outskirt streets of WHL might not be in place, will have to check that though. Other than that you could always park in one of the back streets in Edmonton, then its about a 10 minute walk.

 

[MattyP]

My mates uncle runs a car park off Tariff Road out of his industrial estate on match days.

He'll charge you for it, either a fiver or a tenner, not sure which as I don't drive there myself.

 

[LLPaulJ]

I always park in IKEA in Edmonton when i drive! about 10-15 mins walk! If not near Northumberland Park Station is ok aswell.

 

[worcestersauce]

As a general rule the later you arrive the further away you will have to park.
Garman Road if you are early enough.

 

[DJW]

Try North Mid hospital car park, about a 10 min walk to the ground. It's pay and display now and usually costs about a fiver, dunno if there is a charge on Boxing Day. Take change just in case as otherwise you have to park by calling a speech recognition service which is a joke.

 

[14/04/91]

there's a school in Trulock Road (off Northumberland Road) which uses the playground as a car park. £8.50 right behind the east stand.

 

[Byron]

if im going north circ i park in ikea or tesco's now(after getting the car lifted) but if im going home though walthamstow i either park in the car park next to the police station on the tottenham hale ( will be free on boxing day) or in the retail park. All of them between 10 and 20 mins walk. i've always found the longer you walk the quicker your get away ( within reason of course)

 

[C-oops]

I always park here and get the bus up the last few stops

http://maps.google.co.uk/?q=Westerf...15&g=Westerfield+Rd,+Haringey,+London+N15,+UK

 

[ohh_when_the_spurs]

drive along high road the a1010 as u get to white hart lane and look for signs for matchday parking it will cost you a tenner but its like a 2/3 min walk from the ground

 

[indy]

i sometimes park just across the road in a community centre i think?? they usually charge £5-£10.. the only thing is that its a fucker to get out of the high road after the game...

 

[Star_of_Davids]

Because it's Boixng Day the parking control zone around the outskirt streets of WHL might not be in place, will have to check that though. Other than that you could always park in one of the back streets in Edmonton, then its about a 10 minute walk.

it's a matchday parking restriction zone and WILL DEFINITELY BE IN PLACE on Boxing Day. You can't park within a mile of the ground, the restricted zone is shown on the official website. Anywhere just outside that is good but about 15+ mins walk. Other than that there are several industrial estates/ warehouses etc that will chage you around a tenner

 

[Houdini]

I am not going to tell you, cos you'll probably nick my parking space! :wink:

 

[theburtonshelf]

I am not going to tell you, cos you'll probably nick my parking space! :wink:

that was my thinking till some1else reccommended where i park. Im not saying who though!

 

[spursgirls]

I usually park the far side of Bruce castle Park. You have to go a few blocks away though, but it's good for getting away after the game.

 

[Da_One]

the earlier you get the closer the stadium you are = less walking

but after the match is over means stuck in the traffic ..... untill the end lol

 

[900triumph]

I come in on the M40, which I imagine will be your route. I then head round the M25 to the Potters Bar junction and go to Enfield Town train station. Free parking behind a parade of shops with a Pizza Hut delivery gaff in Southbury Road adjacent to the station, and an 8 minute £2.80 train ride to White Hart Lane station a couple of minutes from the ground. Be careful to get an Enfield train NOT a Cheshunt one on the way back, and leave plenty of time - trains are once every half hour www.thetrainline.com for times. When you go back to WHL station remember to go to the far side under the bridge avoiding the long London bound queue. I usually get away ahead of the traffic that has parked nearer to the ground. Jobs a good 'un, apart from the Man U game when there were train delays both ways.

 

[jonnyrotten]

Just out of interest how many people on here would use public transport for the new stadium? Think the plans will only go through if they are pretty much 'car free'.

 

[southlondonyiddo]

I usually park the far side of Bruce castle Park. You have to go a few blocks away though, but it's good for getting away after the game.

Same here, with a few beers in the Elmhurst Hotel, although lately it's either empty or packed full of away supporters!!

 

[Houdini]

Where i park, it then takes about 8-10 mins to walk to the ground/pub. (No, i dont drink if i'm driving!)