Hospital Information

Hospital Information

Hospital Parking information – June 2025 – thanks to Surrey Community Action (SCA)

Frimley Park Hospital

Plan of Hospital – click to download PDF plan of FPH

Parking – no fees for CC drivers. 
Show your CC identity badge to get your parking ticket validated. This can be done at the Parking Office or at the reception desk in some departments (eg:- eye, outpatients). 

The Parking Office has been relocated to the area behind the Main Reception until the end of December 2025. For any parking-related queries, please visit this temporary office.

Dropping off our clients outside Entrance B (Eye Department) at Frimley Park Hospital is available for Camberley Care drivers. Please don’t abuse this privilege.

Please see the updated Hospital Parking Information, dated June 2025 – above.

March 2025 – Improvements in parking at FPH

Aldershot Centre for Health

  • Parking – The parking system at Aldershot Centre for Health has changed again (March 2020). ACH does allow volunteer car schemes to get free parking. Just register with the reception on arrival.
  • Patients and Visitor Parking – There is a pay-on-exit car park for patients and visitors. The public car park has 43 spaces (charges apply) and 8 disabled spaces (which are free of charge). Payment can be made either via the machine located within the car park or via the Saba Parking App or website. Please ensure you pay for the full and correct vehicle registration.
    Please note: Purchasing tickets in advance via the Saba App / Website does not guarantee you a parking space.
  • Blue Badge Holder parking is free of charge. Please register via the onsite payment machine when leaving the health centre, using the bar code on the back of your Blue Badge. Please ensure you input the full and correct vehicle registration.
  • Please note the Saba Parking App cannot be used to register Blue Badge Parking
  • Another option is to drive up to the front door, drop off your client, go into Aldershot and park up (maybe at the Morrisons?). They can call you when they have finished.

Farnham Hospital

Farnham Hospital is located to the northwest of Farnham town centre. There are two entrances to the hospital, one from Manor Road and one from Anstey Road. The hospital is accessed from the town centre

  • via Anstey Road – off Guildford Road (A325) or
  • via Manor Road – off Hale Road (B3007).

Parking – free
You can drop off/collect very near the main entrance – 10 mins waiting only
Blue Badge parking is also available here
There is one on-site car park. The car park is located at the front of the building and is reached by each of the hospital access roads.

Fleet Hospital

Parking at Fleet Hospital is currently free, though spaces are limited.
The car park is immediately outside the main entrance. There is an extension to the car park beyond the entrance to the hospital where you can often find further spaces.

St Peter’s Chertsey

Plan of Hospital
Please see the parking poster provided by St Peter’s.

PARKING AND DROP OFF AT ST PETERS
You can drop off either in the A&E disabled car park (providing the car park is not full and then use the pedestrian entrance in the left corner, where there should be wheelchairs (the right-hand door is now closed).
– Or you can drop off at the Duchess of Kent wing entrance. Do not leave your car here at the DoK entrance, as ambulances use this area.
– Blue badge holders have 20 mins free parking in the A&E car park.
– If your passenger is mobile, use car parks as normal and walk, there is pedestrian access from the car parks into the A&E car park which saves walking round the mortuary.

Heatherwood, Ascot Ascot SL5 7GB

Access to the hospital and car park is now from Kings Ride and not London Road.

Directions

  • Approaching Ascot from the Camberley direction via the A322 from Bagshot and the A332 Swinley Rd / Kings Rd ..
  • Cross over the railway line
  • Turn right at the new roundabout off Kings Ride into Brook Avenue
  • Follow the signs to the car park about 200m on your left.

Parking

  • There are ANPR controls for the car park
  • Take a ticket and drive through the barrier. The ANPR records your car registration for ease of exit.
  • Get your ticket validated before exiting, so that you don’t have to pay the £4.00 parking fee
  • Enter via the main entrance of the hospital and go to the security office, which is immediately on the left of the main entrance (opposite the reception desk).
  • Ask for your ticket to be validated for free parking and easy exit.
  • On exiting the car park, the barrier will lift automatically.

Brants Bridge, Bracknell

Parking

Royal Surrey County Hospital – Guildford

  • You can no longer use your yellow hospital parking permits at Royal Surrey.
  • If you need to drop someone off, you can still do so – in the 20-minute drop-off zone.
  • If the 20-minute drop-off bays are in use and you need to assist the patient safely into/out of the hospital, please find a safe place to stop or a parking bay.
  • If parking, please present your Driver on Duty card to the parking office. After assisting the patient, please move your vehicle off-site

Plan for Pick-Up
Coordinate pick-up timing with the patient or hospital staff when the patient is ready to leave. Keep phone contact if needed to avoid long waiting times.

Blue Badge parking at RSCH
Arrangements for parking with a Blue Badge holder remain the same – drivers will need to register the badge for a daily permit. Please do not use the Driver on Duty card to park in a Blue Badge bay.
More information here: https://www.royalsurrey.nhs.uk/blue-badge-parking.