Osprey Charging Station
📍 Bradford Rd, Carr Gate, Wakefield WF2 0SY, UK
About Osprey Charging Station
Osprey Charging Station at Carr Gate in Wakefield provides a vital service for electric vehicle owners travelling through Yorkshire, strategically positioned just off the M1 motorway. Highly rated by customers with a 4.4/5 star Google rating, this station is known for its efficiency and ease of use, making it a popular choice over busier alternatives.
Dedicated to providing a seamless experience, Osprey Charging Station offers super-fast charging facilities, allowing drivers to quickly power up their vehicles and continue their journeys. Reviews frequently highlight the station's cleanliness, tidy environment, and the impressive charging speeds achieved, often reaching the maximum limit accepted by vehicles.
Visiting Information
Osprey Charging Station is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, ensuring convenience for all drivers. The facility provides wheelchair accessible parking. Payment options are flexible, accepting major credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments, though cash is not accepted.
More Osprey Charging Locations in Yorkshire
Osprey Charging Station
Skipton
Power up your electric vehicle with convenient rapid charging in Skipton, perfect for a quick stop and a top-up.
Osprey Charging Station
Hull
Recharge your electric vehicle 24/7 at Osprey Charging Station in Hull, offering convenient power for your Yorkshire journey.
Osprey Charging Station
Carleton In Craven
Located in Carleton-in-craven, the Osprey Charging Station offers convenient access to nearby shops and cafes, making it an ideal stop for tourists exploring Skipton. The station provides fast electric vehicle charging with easy payment options, ensuring a hassle-free experience for visitors.
Osprey Charging Station
Huddersfield
Power up your electric vehicle efficiently and conveniently at Osprey Charging Station in Huddersfield, open 24/7 for all your charging needs.
Osprey Charging Station
Settle
Conveniently located in Settle, Osprey Charging Station offers 24/7 electric vehicle charging facilities.
Osprey Charging Station
Wakefield
Osprey Charging Station in Wakefield offers convenient 24/7 electric vehicle charging for drivers exploring Yorkshire.
Osprey Charging Station
Hull
Power up your electric vehicle conveniently at Osprey Charging Station in Hull, offering fast, accessible charging 24/7.
Osprey Charging Station
Norristhorpe
Located in the charming area of Norristhorpe, the Osprey Charging Station offers convenient electric vehicle charging at a garden centre car park. While it may not be the cheapest option, it is known for its reliability and ease of use, making it a great stop for tourists exploring the scenic surroundings of Mirfield.
Nearby Tours & Activities
Location
Interactive Map
View accommodation, attractions, restaurants, and events on the map
📍 Bradford Rd, Carr Gate, Wakefield WF2 0SY, UK
from 17 reviews
Google Reviews
Reviews from Google Maps.
Showing 5 of 17 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
Extremely conveniently located a short distance off the M1, not nearly as busy as the chargers at the service station a short distance away. Plugged in and connected without problems, got 100 kW charging speed out of a possible 130 that my car could accept, but it was delivered continuously without drop offs. Definitely recommended.
Super fast chargers. Clean, tidy and just off the M1 so convenient. Was charging at the limit at which my car can accept
Good chargers. Not cheap! No loos when the garden centre next door is closed. (There’s field opposite for the fellas but the ladies will be in trouble out of hours!)
Easy to get to and just 5 minutes from the M1. There was only 3 chargers in use so I was straight into a charging bay. As it was the 1st time I had used ospray I needed to download the app, which was easy to do from the Google app store. Plugged in. Pressed start charging on the app (after setting up an account) and bobs your uncle it worked.
Claimed 300kw 800v superfast charging. Highest I saw was 70kw before it then dropped and sat at 35kw, plus I was the only one there. Still paying the premium price though, which is not displayed. Puts an initial £45 charge onto your account when you pay contactless.
