Great news! APH Gatwick has moved closer to the Airport.
This means shorter journeys, better service and faster transfers to each terminal via dedicated shuttle buses. For your upcoming trip please follow the directions below to find our new car park.
Take a look at this time-lapse transformation of all-new APH Gatwick!
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Directions from the M23
- Leave at Junction 10 (East Grinstead).
- If southbound, take the 1st exit on the roundabout (A264 – Copthorne Way).
OR - If northbound, take the 3rd exit on the roundabout (A264 – Copthorne Way).
- Head straight over the first roundabout (2nd exit)
- At the next roundabout take the 4th exit (A2220) signposted Maidenbower
Continue on the A2220 following signs to APH Parking Centre. - After 0.5 miles turn right into Wyevale Garden Centre. You’ll see an APH entrance sign.
- Follow APH signs to the car park check-in area.
On arrival at the car park
- Approach the entry barrier and it will lift for you.
- Park in the arrivals lanes and head to check-in.
- Board the next available transfer bus to the North or South Terminal.
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Video: How to get to new APH Gatwick from our old car park
New Car Park Address
APH GATWICK
Copthorne Road
Crawley
RH10 3PD
Please Note: Entering the postcode on sat-nav might not take you directly to the car park entrance. Once on the A2220 (Copthorne Road) please continue driving 0.5 miles until you see a Wyevale Garden Centre and the APH entrance sign on your right. (As detailed in the above).
Check out the new car park on Google maps here
Why are we moving?
The headline is we’re now even closer to the airport and M23 – meaning shorter journeys and faster transfers to both terminals via dedicated shuttle buses. Departure day will be faster, easier and more enjoyable for all.
We’re also working hard to reduce our environmental impact. APH is a carbon-balanced company and has worked closely with the World Land Trust for more than 12 years.
By moving closer to Gatwick, we’ll cut our buses’ fuel consumption by almost 1.2 million litres over the coming decade. On top of this, the CO2 will drop by 2100 tonnes in the same time period. Our new reception building will also include photovoltaic roof panels to convert sunlight into power.
The map below shows just how much closer the new car park is compared to our current site.
What about the impact on the local area?
APH has always been a family-run business and will continue to care greatly about its impact on the local community.
We currently provide jobs for more than 150 people and hope to grow this number as the new site opens.
The new car park is also on a major bus route, with APH committed to improving the nearby bus stop for the benefit of local residents and businesses.
The car park itself is built on disused land next to the M23 motorway, where a noise survey has revealed sound levels above normal motorway traffic will not be noticeable by the very few houses close to the site.
Our new home at Gatwick is almost complete and we look forward to welcoming you towards the end of November. There’s a progress picture below, taken on the 14th May.