Nearest railway station: Brent Cross West
Nearest London Underground station: Brent Cross (Northern Line).
145 Claremont Road
London
NW2 1FE
Monday–Sunday, 10am–6pm
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The easiest way to get to Brent Cross Town is by rail, arriving at the new Brent Cross West station, next to Claremont Park. The station is served by up to eight Thameslink trains an hour at peak times, travelling between St. Pancras International station and Brent Cross West in as little as 12 minutes. You can book tickets via Trainline.
Brent Cross, on the Edgware branch of the Northern line, is the nearest tube station, and approximately a 12-minute walk from the Visitor Pavilion when following the yellow signs.
The opening of the new Brent Cross West train station means that it is now faster and easier to walk to Brent Cross Town from Brent. From Brent, simply enter the station via the western entrance and exit via the east.
There are several bike stands to secure your bicycle to on Claremont Way, in the adjacent Exploratory Park, in the Pocket Sports Zone and within Claremont Park.
Arrive at the Claremont Way bus stop for service numbers 102, 189 and C11 for Brent Cross Town Visitor Pavilion, parks and shops.
The area is served well by road, located just a few minutes from Junction 1 of the M1, the A41 Hendon Way, which blends into the A1, and is adjacent to the A406 North Circular.
For information about carparking, please refer to the FAQs below.
We know how useful parking spaces are for popping to the local shop or visiting our parks. To ensure that as many people as possible can enjoy these local amenities, the Brent Cross Town Controlled Parking area currently covers Claremont Way and the temporary Tilling Road Car Park, which can be accessed by the Costa Coffee roundabout behind Brent South Shopping Park – there is a pedestrian route that connects through to Merchant Street.
From Wednesday 24 June 2026, Claremont Way car park will permanently close to make way for redevelopment. To maintain parking provision, a new temporary car park will open just off Whitefield Avenue and a fee will be charged via Pay by Phone, which is consistent with charges in the area. Pay by Phone parking bays are also available on Marble Drive and Claremont Road, as well as via yourparkingspace.co.uk and justpark.com.
Please note, parking wardens monitor these areas and automated cameras will record any vehicles which exceed the time limits in the car park. Please check the signs displayed for the restrictions covering different parking bays and the opening times of the car park. Should your vehicle be found to be parked in this area in contravention of the parking rules, a Private Parking Ticket (PPT) may be issued. Full details of these penalties are available from the signs located around the Claremont Way area.
Free-to-use and bathrooms and baby changing facilities can be located at the kiosk in Claremont Park and at the Brent Cross Town Visitor Pavilion.
Yes, but they must be on a leash.
Opening hours can be found on the Claremont Park and Exploratory Park pages.
Yes, we have designed all our public spaces with accessibility in mind. To ensure that everyone can visit and enjoy what Brent Cross Town has to offer, we have installed dropped curbs around our roads, pavements and car parks. We have installed hard surface walkways with gentle slopes around the parks, as well as disabled toilet facilities in both the Visitor Pavilion and Claremont Park.
Yes, we have a disabled parking bay outside the shops on Claremont Way, as well as one disabled parking space in each of our two car parks.
All lost property is handed in at the Visitor Pavilion and logged. Items unclaimed after 3 months will be archived and donated to north London charities.
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