Grimston Bar Park and Ride

Part of the York Park and Ride Scheme in conjunction with First Group, which is situated on the outskirts of York, near to A64/​A1079 junction.
It is clearly signposted from the road and has excellent access (controlled by traffic lights if heading in from B&Q side or exiting the compound)
There are enough spaces for 920 vehicles, with ample disabled parking spaces located right in front of the bus stop (with ramp access down). There are even spaces set aside for larger vehicles, such as camper vans. However, if your vehicle is over 2.1m, you need to let the site staff know before entering the car park, and they will move the height barrier for you.
The car park is monitored by CCTV and the control room is on site. They are also available for any queries that you may have.
There are toilets on site. They are clean, if a little dated, but then is a public car park!
The buses run frequenltly throughout the day (as early as 7am and at peak times running every 10 minutes), taking you from the car park to Piccadilly in the city centre in about 15 minutes. It drops you off close to the Jorvik Centre and the main pedestrian shopping areas. There are other stops available en route, such as Morrisons and Peasholme Green, but Piccadilly is the main stop where most people alight or catch the bus for the journey back. The last bus at time of writing, departs Picadilly at 8.05pm.
The buses are clean and reliable with free wifi on board. The driver is (usually) very pleasant. The prices are good value, with an adult return ticket costing £2.80. That’s not bad at all considering what you would pay in the car parks closer to the city centre. Concessions get a return ticket for just £1 each. Prices as of March 2015.
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