If your flight leaves from the North Terminal at Gatwick, getting the parking sorted ahead of time makes the whole trip start on a much better note. Parking Gatwick north covers a solid range of options, from short stay right next to departures through to long stay, meet and greet, and park and ride. Something for every type of trip and every budget.
We list all available north terminal Gatwick parking options on ezybook.co.uk with live pricing for your exact dates. Compare what is there, pick what works, and get it booked before prices move up closer to the travel date.
A significant chunk of UK holiday flights leave from this side of the airport. easyJet operates here, so does TUI, Norwegian, Wizz Air, and several others. If you are heading off on a package holiday or a city break with one of those airlines, London Gatwick north terminal parking is what you are looking for.
Worth confirming which terminal your flight uses before booking the parking. Your booking confirmation or the airline website will tell you. Two seconds to check and it rules out any chance of parking at the wrong end of the airport on departure day.
North terminal Gatwick parking comes in four main types. Short stay is the closest to the terminal building and suits quick visits, collections, and short trips. Long stay is the popular choice for holidays, sitting a short shuttle ride away at a considerably lower daily rate. Meet and greet removes the car park experience entirely, drive to the terminal, hand the keys over, done. Park and ride is the budget option, off-site with a shuttle transfer included.
All four are available to book in advance. Airport parking at Gatwick north prices go up as the travel date approaches, particularly during school holidays and summer. Booking a few weeks out almost always means a better rate than leaving it until the week before.
Car parking Gatwick north terminal options are listed side by side on ezybook.co.uk so the comparison is straightforward. No need to check providers individually or open multiple tabs. Put the dates in, see what comes up, book what suits.
Short stay is the one right outside the terminal. Walk to check-in takes minutes. For drop-offs, quick pickups, overnight trips, or anyone travelling with a lot of luggage who wants the shortest possible walk, it is the obvious choice.
The trade-off is price. Parking at Gatwick north terminal short stay is the most expensive per day of all the options. For one or two nights it makes sense. Beyond that, long stays start looking considerably more attractive on cost. The daily rate difference between the two is bigger than most people expect until they actually compare them.
Covered spaces are available at short stay, which is worth knowing for longer trips or trips during wetter months. Spaces fill up quickly during peak periods so booking in advance is sensible even for short stay, not just long stay.
For most holiday travellers, Gatwick north parking long stay is where the value is. The car park sits a short shuttle ride from the terminal, the buses run around the clock, and the daily rate is a meaningful step down from short stay.
Long stay car parking Gatwick north terminal is the go-to for week-long and fortnight trips. On a seven night holiday the saving over short stay is noticeable. In two weeks it is significant. We have had customers save over fifty pounds on a single trip just by choosing long stay over short stay when booking through UK Ezybook airport parking.
Long stay north terminal Gatwick covers both covered and open air spaces. Covered costs a bit more but for longer trips, particularly from October through to March, many passengers consider it a worthwhile extra. Open air is perfectly fine during the summer months for most people.
A few things worth knowing about Gatwick north terminal parking long stay before confirming a booking:
Drop Off
How much depends on how long the vehicle is in the zone. In and out quickly keeps it low. Sitting and waiting while a passenger hunts for their passport or rearranges their bag at the kerbside pushes the cost up. The short stay car park is close enough to the terminal that some passengers use it as a drop-off alternative to avoid the forecourt charge entirely.
Pick Up
If collecting people regularly or if flight arrival times are unpredictable, meet and greet is worth a look. It removes the forecourt from the equation entirely on both sides of the trip.
Parking sorted and through security, the shops at Gatwick north terminal are worth knowing about before the flight. The North Terminal has a solid retail and food offer airside, covering most things you would want before boarding.
If you require anything prior to passing through, then you'll be unlucky with WH Smith, Boots and Dixons. The duty free area (airside) includes perfume, cosmetics and electronics which are typically sold at reduced prices compared to high street on most lines. If not, if you have some time left before the gate opens up, you can choose from a variety of foods from quick and easy grab-and-go meals to sit down meals.
What's notable about the North Terminal airside is that it's comparatively small compared to some other terminals. Getting through security in time before a flight is a consideration, especially when flights are busy and security lines are longer than anticipated.
If your sat nav needs a postcode, London Gatwick airport north terminal postcode is RH6 0NP. That takes you to the North Terminal specifically rather than the general airport postcode which can sometimes route drivers to the South Terminal by default.
Follow signs from the M23 to Gatwick Airport North Terminal (Junction 9). Signage from the motorway junction is fairly obvious, making for easy understanding for most drivers. From the A23 from London, look for the airport signs on the airport road system; specifically for North Terminal.
The parking north terminal of Gatwick is well signed from the main approach road. If you have reserved in advance, they will be provided on the confirmation and there may be instructions for entry to the car park.
Gatwick north terminal car parking covers more than just short and long stay. A couple of other options worth knowing about depending on what the trip needs.
Gatwick Meet and greet at the North Terminal is the most convenient option available. Drive to the terminal, a professional driver meets you, takes the car, and you walk straight into departures. No shuttle, no multi-storey. Costs more than standard parking but for families, passengers with a lot of luggage, or anyone on a tight departure schedule, it earns its price. Full details on the dedicated meet and greet page.
Park & ride Gatwick is the budget end of the scale. Park off-site, take a shuttle in. Costs less than on-airport airport parking at Gatwick north options and works well for longer trips where keeping the daily rate as low as possible is the main priority. Full details on the dedicated park and ride page.
The South Terminal also has its own full range of parking options for passengers flying from that side. The North terminal provision and parking Gatwick south terminal are completely separate bookings, so make sure you are on the right page before confirming.
The North Terminal has good parking across every budget and trip type. Short stay for convenience, long stay for value, meet and greet for a stress-free start, park and ride for the lowest cost. London Gatwick north terminal parking covers all of it.
Book early, match the terminal to the flight, and get it confirmed. Airport parking at Gatwick north availability and live rates are on ezybook.co.uk. Takes a few minutes and it is one less thing to sort out closer to the trip.