Car Parking Edinburgh Waverley Train Station

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Here’s the thing that makes me laugh every time: you’re driving to a train station. Ironic, right? You’re choosing to park a metal box so you can get inside a bigger metal box. But sometimes, you just need the car for the other end of the journey—say, to drive from Inverness to a remote cottage with no bus route. I get it.

Car park at Waverley Station, Edinburgh © Mat Fascione cc-by-sa/2.0

For locals, the move is often to park at a suburban station and ride in. Haymarket is just a mile away and has a massive, cheaper car park. Or try Newcraighall—free parking, but it’s a 20-minute train hop into Waverley. That’s my go-to when I’m feeling thrifty. Two cups of coffee saved, people.

The final groan (and a small victory)

Back to my story. After circling like a vulture, I gave up and drove into the Waverley car park at 8:14 AM. A miracle: one space, right near the lift. I paid £14 for two hours—robbery, but I made my train. As I sat down, I glanced out the window and saw the North Sea fog swallowing Arthur’s Seat. Worth it? I’m still not sure.

So here’s my honest advice: don’t drive to Waverley if you can avoid it. Take the bus, the tram, or a bike. But if you must, book online, arrive before 7 AM, and mentally prepare for the price tag. And if you see someone weeping in their car over a parking ticket? Hand them a tissue. They’re just another soul who underestimated the madness of parking at Edinburgh Waverley. You’ll get out. Eventually. Probably.