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National Trust Car Park – Cookham Moor – The Complete Visitor Guide 🚗

Scenic riverside parking in Cookham – Free for National Trust members, steps from Thames Path & Stanley Spencer Gallery. Your gateway to the Chilterns.

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🚗 Type: Member/Public Car Park (National Trust)

🕒 Open: Dawn to dusk (gated access)
🌟 Rating: 4.7/5 (praised for location, noted for limited spaces)


💰 PRICING & PERMITS

  • Cost:

    • Free for National Trust members (display card)

    • £5/day for non-members (honesty box)

  • Payment: Cash/coins only (no contactless)

  • Permits: NT membership required for free parking


📊 CAPACITY & PHYSICAL FEATURES

Feature Detail
Total Spaces ~35 (grass & gravel surface)
Surface Mixed grass/gravel (can flood after heavy rain)
Lighting None (natural light only)
Security Rural location – low crime but no CCTV
Height Limit 2.0m (unsuitable for motorhomes)

♿ ACCESSIBILITY

  • Disabled Access: Compacted gravel path but no designated bays

  • Nearest Adapted Parking: Cookham Station Car Park (8-min walk, 2x bays)

  • Drop-Off Zone: Church Road (adjacent to car park entrance)


🔌 EV INFRASTRUCTURE

  • On-Site Charging: None (rural conservation area)

  • Nearest Options:

    • Pod Point (Waitrose SL6 9EN – 2x 7kW) – 10-min drive

    • Tesla Supercharger (Maidenhead SL6 8BY) – 15-min drive


📅 PEAK TIMES & OCCUPANCY

Timeframe Occupancy User Profile
Summer Weekends 10AM–4PM 100% Thames Path walkers
Weekdays 9AM–12PM 60% NT members/rural commuters
Winter Weekdays 30% Local dog walkers
Pro Tip: Arrive before 9AM on sunny weekends or use Cookham Station Car Park (pay-by-phone).

🚶 WALKABILITY SCORE

Destination Walk Time Key Benefit
Thames Path 2-min Direct riverside access
Stanley Spencer Gallery 5-min Cultural highlight
The Bel & The Dragon 7-min Historic riverside pub
Cookham Bridge 10-min Picturesque crossing to Bourne End

🛒 NEARBY AMENITIES

  • Essentials:

    • Public Toilets: Cookham Moor (seasonal, 3-min walk)

    • ATM: Cookham Village Post Office (5-min walk)

  • Food & Drink:

    • The Ferry (4-min walk) – Waterside dining

    • Cookham Tearooms (6-min walk) – Homemade cakes


🅿️ ALTERNATIVE PARKING COMPARISON

Site Distance Cost Max Stay Advantage
Cookham Station 0.5 miles £3.50/day 24h Rail commuter option
Moor Hall (SL6 9SW) 0.3 miles Free 2h Smaller overflow option
Waitrose SL6 9EN 1.5 miles Free (2h) 2h EV charging available

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICES

  • Overnight Parking: Strictly prohibited (gates locked at dusk)

  • Flood Risk: Avoid during/after heavy rain (common Jan-Feb)

  • Event Days: High demand during:

    • Cookham Regatta (July)

    • Stanley Spencer Festival (September)


📌 EXPERT TIPS

  • NT Membership Hack: Free parking pays for itself in 4 visits (£5/day vs £10/month membership).

  • Photography Tip: Sunrise over the moor from the eastern bays.

  • Bike Combo: Park here + cycle Thames Path to Marlow (avoiding parking fees).


🔮 FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS

  • 2025: Potential resurfacing (subject to NT funding)

  • 2026: Feasibility study for solar-powered pay station

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