Car Parks
Car Parks Charging, Availability and Opening Hours Information
Information on both the Councils and private operator car parks in Kingston, New Malden, Surbiton and Tolworth car parks:
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Car Park Season Tickets
'Pay on Foot' Car Parks - How to Pay
The following car parks are all 'Pay on Foot' operation:
- Bittoms
- Cattle Market
- The Rose (Formerly Drapers)
- Seven Kings
Please read the instructions below if you are unfamiliar with pay-on-foot operation.
Parking procedure in a Pay on Foot car park
- At the entry barrier to the Car Park press the ticket issue button on the machine.
(Bittoms Only - Monday to Friday, the following conditions apply) - Fee paying parkers are prohibited from the areas and bays of the car park marked by the Surrey County Council logo. These areas include the whole of the outside forecourt area and all the upper levels of the car park beyond the boundary marked on the floor surface of Level 7. You may park anywhere else within the car park building save for the designated ‘Blue Badge’ holders bays - For your security do not leave your parking ticket in your car while parked in the car park, take it with you.
- On returning to the car park, insert your parking ticket into one of the Pay Station machines. The machine will show the amount you have to pay. Payment may be made by cash or alternatively all major credit/debit cards, except American Express are accepted.
- After payment, retrieve your ticket and return to your vehicle.
- On leaving, insert your ticket into the exit machine. The barrier will rise to allow you to leave the car park.
- If you experience a problem at the barrier, press the button below the ‘ i ’ symbol on the machine. You will be connected to the Car Park Office for assistance.
If you have any questions regarding this procedure or any other car parking matter please ring our Environment Helpline on 020 8547 5929.
Park Mark Safer Parking Award
The Council-run Bittoms, The Rose (formerly Drapers) and Cattle Market car parks along with Seven Kings and five other Kingston Town Centre car parks have all been awarded the Safer Parking PARK MARK award. Additionally, Ashdown Road surface car park has been included where CCTV surveillence cameras have been installed.
In New Malden, Blagdon Road Multi-Storey and Malden Centre car parks have also been incorporated into the scheme.
The Park Mark scheme, run by the British Parking Association and the Association of Chief Police Officers, aims to encourage car park operators to improve security standards to reduce crime and the fear of crime in car parks. These car parks have been assessed by the Police and have measures in place to deter criminal activity, creating a safer environment for you and your vehicle. Visit 'www.saferparking.co.uk' for more information
The annual award follows Council investment in security measures including extensive CCTV and Help Point systems at the Cattle Market and The Rose Car Park along with improved lighting and redecoration at both both these car parks and at the Bittoms
Electric Vehicles
The Council has provided electric vehicle recharging points in the following car parks.
The Rose (2 bays);
Cattle Market (Basement) (1 bay)
and
Blagdon Road, New Malden (1 bay)
To use the above bays you must first register your vehicle at www.elektromotive.com which provides additional information on how to use the bays. When parking a registered vehicle in one of the above bays you will receive 3 hours free parking whilst the recharge is taking place. After that, the vehicle must move to a standard parking bay and the remainder of the stay will be chargeable at the normal applicable rate. Full instructions are available within the car parks.
Additionally, there are three electric vehicle recharge bays available in Seven Kings Car Park, Skerne Road.
For car park locations see town centre map below.
At present there are no concessions for electric or hybrid vehicles when parking on-street. This policy is being reviewed and any amendments will be posted in the Parking News section of this website.
Contact us
If you require any further details please contact our Environment Helpline on 020 8547 5929 or via email at environment@rbk.kingston.gov.uk