Enfield Chase Station serves the north-western part of the borough of Enfield. It has regular daytime services to London Moorgate and night-time services to London King’s Cross, as well as trains to Hertford North and Letchworth Garden City.
In medieval times commoners used to rely on rights within the Chase for pannage (fattening pigs on beech mast), gathering firewood and hunting small game. These rights led to violent resistance when parliamentary commissioners began to enclose the Chase for profit in 1658.
Book your parking spot in advance
There are a range of parking options near Enfield Chase Station, from private driveways to multi-storey car parks – prices vary depending on the location. With JustPark you can reserve a space ahead of time, giving you peace of mind that you’ll be close to the station for your journey. Our pricing model is transparent – you’ll know exactly how much you need to pay before you arrive, avoiding any surprise charges or fines.
JustPark’s intelligent search engine enables you to effortlessly find and book the best car park for your journey, whether it be for just a few hours or several months. You can even filter by EV charging, CCTV and more to ensure you’re choosing the best option for your needs – you can even reserve a space with a disabled access bay if required.
If you’re taking the train to Enfield Chase Station, it’s a quick journey into the heart of London from Bush Hill Park (Station). Once you’ve arrived at Old Street, you can head straight to work or explore the streets of this edgy area of Islington. There’s so much to discover, including great shopping and dining opportunities. Check live train times here to see how long it will take you to get to your destination. Alternatively, you could jump on a direct train to the centre of the city, which will be ready and waiting in around half an hour.
Find parking near Enfield Chase Station
There are a variety of parking options available to you close to Enfield Chase Station. These include nearby council car parks and residential driveways. You can also choose to book a guaranteed space in advance for extra peace of mind – you’ll know exactly where to park and how much it will cost before you start your journey, eliminating the stress of finding a space once on-site.
You can also take advantage of the perks of booking in advance by adding on parking extras like CCTV, EV charging or disabled access. With JustPark, you’ll be able to find the best parking solution for your visit to Enfield Chase Station, all in one place.
This is a small, two-platform station located close to the centre of the town and is in London Travel Zone 2. There’s a heated waiting room on platform 1 and an unheated shelter on platform 2 which serves as the exit for the railway station. Bus stops are directly outside and lead to Oakwood/Barnet (bus 307) and Chase Farm Hosp (bus 313).
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No more parking fines
There are a number of ways to avoid parking fines near Enfield Chase Station. One way is to book a space through JustPark – our innovative platform gives you peace of mind that your booked parking will be waiting for you when you arrive, eliminating the stress of frantically searching for a space once you’re at the station. Plus, you’ll know the price upfront, so there are no surprises.
Another way to avoid parking fines is by taking public transport to Enfield Chase Station. There are 38 trains per day that run between Grange Park and Enfield Chase, with the fastest services taking just 2 minutes to travel the 1 mile (1.6 km) journey. You can use the On Track app to find up-to-date train times and more information for your journey.
If you’re not a fan of public transport, you can also get to the station via taxi or bus. Heathrow Airport is the nearest airport to Enfield Chase, and you can reach it by taking the Piccadilly Line to Oakwood, then a bus or taxi to the station. Alternatively, Gatwick Airport is a little further away, but you can still get to it by taking the Underground Victoria Line to London Liverpool Street and then the Overground to Highbury & Islington where you can change for National Rail.
Enhanced accessibility options
We’re committed to ensuring that all our customers can enjoy their journey with us, regardless of their needs. That’s why, at Enfield Chase Station, we offer enhanced accessibility options for those who need it. JustPark spaces are reserved specifically for those using wheelchairs, motorised scooters or other mobility aids. Simply book your space in advance to ensure you’ll be close to the action and avoid any unnecessary charges and stress.
Our friends at Enfield Council have started to rewild hundreds of hectares of woodland in their parkland and greenbelts around the town, including the famous Enfield Chase royal hunting forest. Since 2020 they’ve planted over 130,000 trees, created new ponds and wetland scrapes, upgraded footpaths and made this woodland more accessible to visitors along the London Loop.
You can find out more about Enfield Chase railway station on their website and keep up to date with the latest news on their Facebook page. You can also save money on your journey with a Season Ticket.
