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Champs85
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I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
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Asda £5 on JustPark app 👍4
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In the absence of a decent bus/ train question, i'll suggest anywhere near Belvedere station and get a direct train from there.1
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Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…1 -
Have to be there about 1 o’clock though no latercazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…0 -
For a 3pm kick off ? 🙄🤷♂️. Not going to take 90 mins to walk the 100 yards from Harvey Gardens....🤔.cazo said:
Have to be there about 1 o’clock though no latercazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
(Yes I know you need to park early to ensure a space.....)0 -
I think that's full now! Tried to get on it earlier in the week.Southendaddick said:Asda £5 on JustPark app 👍
Just Park does have a few options.
Rose of Denmark is free if you are going to drink there1 -
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…0 -
There’s an area by the stall that sells Charlton stuff, i think it belong to the house on the corner, it has a sign up saying "Parking".Covered End said:
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…1 -
Lombard Wall usually OK
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Riverside.0
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I've parked there a couple of times.guinnessaddick said:
There’s an area by the stall that sells Charlton stuff, i think it belong to the house on the corner, it has a sign up saying "Parking".Covered End said:
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
He charges £15 per car.
Which is cheap enough if there's 4 of you in a car.
Downside is the police and stewards close the road to cars 90 minutes before kick off.1 -
It's 45 minutes not 90.blackpool72 said:
I've parked there a couple of times.guinnessaddick said:
There’s an area by the stall that sells Charlton stuff, i think it belong to the house on the corner, it has a sign up saying "Parking".Covered End said:
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
He charges £15 per car.
Which is cheap enough if there's 4 of you in a car.
Downside is the police and stewards close the road to cars 90 minutes before kick off.
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I've seen it closed at the Charlton Lane end 2.5 hours before KO at 5pm.cafcfan said:
It's 45 minutes not 90.blackpool72 said:
I've parked there a couple of times.guinnessaddick said:
There’s an area by the stall that sells Charlton stuff, i think it belong to the house on the corner, it has a sign up saying "Parking".Covered End said:
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
He charges £15 per car.
Which is cheap enough if there's 4 of you in a car.
Downside is the police and stewards close the road to cars 90 minutes before kick off.0 -
no problem. He can then show his four year-old the delights of the fans’ bar for an hour and a half.cazo said:
Have to be there about 1 o’clock though no latercazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…2 -
Try westmoor Street, by the old horse and groom roundabout, 10 minutes walk if that,but get in early.0
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Roads round westcombe park station have 2 hrs free parking. Can park there and get a train there and walk back, train both ways (if tou can face the queue) or walk both ways.Takes me 15-20 mins, may be a long old walk back with a 4 year old on your shoulders.Very very unlikley to get a ticket on a saturday if you are 3 hours.0
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South of Charlton Park but fills up an hour before kickoff and is a pain to get out of afterwards. Get there early and have lunch or tea and cake in the cafe in the park0
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South side of Charlton Park no longer an option? (Canberra Road?).Been a long time since I drove to a game.0
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Nope.cafcfan said:
It's 45 minutes not 90.blackpool72 said:
I've parked there a couple of times.guinnessaddick said:
There’s an area by the stall that sells Charlton stuff, i think it belong to the house on the corner, it has a sign up saying "Parking".Covered End said:
You cannot park in Harvey Gardens.cazo said:
Harvey Gardens or near old Valley pubChamps85 said:I am driving up this Saturday for the first time in years, I usually get the train so haven’t had to find parking for a long time now. I used to go near Travis Perkins but don’t think that’s possible now. So does anyone have any decent suggestions? Happy to walk about 15 mins if needed, got my 4yr old in tow though (no doubt he will end up on my shoulders!) preferably free parking but I guess that’s hard to find nowadays…
He charges £15 per car.
Which is cheap enough if there's 4 of you in a car.
Downside is the police and stewards close the road to cars 90 minutes before kick off.
The road willbe shut by 1.30 with a 3pm Kick off.
I know this as we have been turned away at 1.35.0 -
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Yes you can still park there but you have to get there early. At least two hours before the game.Powell2ThePeople said:South side of Charlton Park no longer an option? (Canberra Road?).Been a long time since I drove to a game.1 -
Im driving in as well, first time in ages. Normally park Eastcombe avenue. A longish walk in but usually a space, unless it's not possible to park there any more0
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Still possible to park there and surrounding roads.McBobbin said:Im driving in as well, first time in ages. Normally park Eastcombe avenue. A longish walk in but usually a space, unless it's not possible to park there any more1 -
Nice one! Parked there, no problem. Did notice that they have permit parking and a two hour Max... Got away with it today, wondering how strictly that's enforced?Alwaysneil said:
Still possible to park there and surrounding roads.McBobbin said:Im driving in as well, first time in ages. Normally park Eastcombe avenue. A longish walk in but usually a space, unless it's not possible to park there any more0 -
Greenwich council has taken parking wardens back in house. They do random checks around the Charlton on match days.McBobbin said:
Nice one! Parked there, no problem. Did notice that they have permit parking and a two hour Max... Got away with it today, wondering how strictly that's enforced?Alwaysneil said:
Still possible to park there and surrounding roads.McBobbin said:Im driving in as well, first time in ages. Normally park Eastcombe avenue. A longish walk in but usually a space, unless it's not possible to park there any more0 -
Rarely get out that far, mostly focus on the Valley side of Victoria Way0
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Just to let everyone know, I’m a Greenwich parking warden and I read these threads.10
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SporadicAddick said:Just to let everyone know, I’m a Greenwich parking warden and I read these threads.

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well in that case, everyone on here thinks you're a complete bastaard, except me, who thinks you are doing a valuable job!shirty5 said:SporadicAddick said:Just to let everyone know, I’m a Greenwich parking warden and I read these threads.
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Certainly explains the familiarity with the bullying hotline 😔SporadicAddick said:Just to let everyone know, I’m a Greenwich parking warden and I read these threads.1















