Car Park V1
📍 The major trauma unit James Cook Univerdity hospital middlesboroughversity, Hospital, Marton Rd, Middlesbrough TS4 3BW, UK
About Car Park V1
Car Park V1 offers essential parking facilities for visitors accessing the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough. Located conveniently off Marton Road, this car park provides round-the-clock availability, operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, ensuring visitors can access the hospital site at any time.
While the overall facility, including its associated services, maintains a Google rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on over 600 reviews, guests planning their visit should be aware that finding a space during peak times can sometimes be challenging. The car park aims to accommodate the high demand from hospital visitors, but it is a busy location. Payment systems are in place for convenience, though some visitors have noted that queues can form at pay stations, and the system for disabled badge holders requires an internal scan.
Key Features:
- 24/7 operational hours for constant access.
- Proximity to the major trauma unit at James Cook University Hospital.
- Dedicated payment facilities on-site.
Despite the high demand for spaces, Car Park V1 remains a crucial amenity for anyone needing to visit the hospital, providing necessary vehicle accommodation for patients, family, and friends.
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📍 The major trauma unit James Cook Univerdity hospital middlesboroughversity, Hospital, Marton Rd, Middlesbrough TS4 3BW, UK
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Showing 5 of 611 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 2 January 2026.View all on Google →
The hospital is great as are the staff. Car parking average and expensive, just like most hospitals. At peak it is virtually impossible to find a space. Totally pissed off when I found out that nursing staff and unpaid trainees have to pay for their own parking.
The hospital has changed it's parking payment system. The parking is wholly overwhelmed with not enough spaces esp for disabled people. They haven't increased payment machines with the changes so one now queues to use one of the 2 machines in the reception area. For disabled people remember your car registration and take a picture of the bar code on back of blue disc so you can scan it at payment machine. It is still free but you have to register car. Be warned
Well managed to get parking spot . Just fell in lucky in disability parking . Mam had appointment and remembered to take her disability badge . Could do with more parking .
Large car park plenty of spaces bit more expensive than some other hospital car parks i have been to .when you arrive the parking eye gets your number plate so when you leave you pay in main foyer. They take cash or card . Once paid you drive away
It's wonderful, you can actually park a car in a bay there, provided you have a pass to get through the gate, of which I do not. It's still a spiffing car park though.