How Much Does It Cost to Park at London Gatwick Airport?

At London Gatwick the same eight nights varied by 2.7 times across the car parks we sell. That gap is where the money is.

How much does it cost to park at London Gatwick Airport?

From £12.80 a night, or £102.37 for a typical eight night trip, in the cheapest car park we found. At the other end, £34.24 a night.

What is the cheapest parking at London Gatwick Airport?

• AVPS Park & Ride, £102.37 (£12.80 a night), park and ride
• Cophall Parking Saver Non-Refundable, £105.88 (£13.23 a night), park and ride, Park Mark accredited
• Cophall Parking Gatwick, £108.93 (£13.62 a night), park and ride, Park Mark accredited
• Cophall Parking Gatwick, £108.93 (£13.62 a night), park and ride, Park Mark accredited

Does EV charging cost extra at Gatwick Airport?

A great deal extra. A standard park and ride space was £102.37 for eight nights. The same operator's space with 60kW EV charging was £273.92, which is £171.55 more and made it the most expensive parking product at Gatwick. Charging while you are away is a convenience, not a saving.

Does a longer trip cost less per night at London Gatwick?

At three nights you pay £18.57 a night at London Gatwick; at fifteen you pay £9.62. The bay costs the operator the same to take out of circulation either way.

Does booking early make London Gatwick Airport parking cheaper?

Yes. AVPS Park & Ride was £112.37 booked a week out and £102.37 booked a month out, a saving of £10.00. See the UK Airport Parking Price Index for how that compares nationally.

Is meet and greet worth it at London Gatwick Airport?

It costs about £14.87 more over eight nights: £117.24 against £102.37 for park and ride. What that buys is not having to load luggage onto a Whether £14.87 is worth it depends entirely on who is in the car with you.

London Gatwick Airport parking prices at a glance

Eight nights, booked around thirty days ahead, checked 29 August 2026.

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