More than travel — services that make every journey work harder
At Network Rail Property, we manage a growing portfolio of essential station amenities designed to make journeys smoother, safer, and more convenient. Positioned at the heart of some of the UK’s busiest transport hubs, these services meet real passenger needs — while creating valuable commercial opportunities.
Car parking – Seamless access from first mile to final destination
Our station car parks connect directly into the UK’s rail network, offering commuters, business travellers and visitors a reliable start and finish to their journey. Our estate covers 28 car parks across 23 towns and cities including London. These offer more than 8,000 spaces, including over 700 EV charging spaces.
With millions of passengers travelling through our stations each day, car parking is a vital part of a joined-up, end-to-end travel experience. The contract is managed by APCOA.
Left luggage – Freedom to explore, without the baggage
Our left luggage facilities give passengers the flexibility to move freely — whether they’re commuting, sightseeing, or transferring between services. We offer left baggage facilities in 14 of our managed stations, including London Waterloo, London King’s Cross and London Victoria.
In these stations, the facilities also manage lost property. By removing the burden of bags, we help passengers make more of their time in station — and unlock greater value across the retail environment.
To get in touch, contact Excess Baggage Company
Designed Around the Passenger
Practical services that enhance every journey
From arrival to departure, our amenities are designed around how people move, shop and spend time in stations today.
- Supporting convenience-led, high-frequency travel
- Enhancing passenger experience at every touchpoint
- Driving footfall, dwell time and commercial performance
How can i park in a Network Rail car park?
Are there left luggage facilities at Network Rail stations?
We have left luggage facilities at 14 of our managed stations.
These are:
- London Bridge
- London Charing Cross
- London Euston
- London King’s Cross
- London Liverpool Street
- London Victoria
- London Waterloo
- Birmingham New Street
- Leeds Central
- Liverpool Lime Street
- Manchester Piccadilly
- Edinburgh Waverley
- Glasgow Central