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Official facts for this prison
The closest railway station is Paragon Station, Hull. From there you can get a taxi or take the bus.
Source: GOV.UK · Last checked: 2026-08-11
There is a free car park (number 4) for visitors on Southcoates Lane with 6 spaces for Blue Badge holders in front of the main gate. There is a free visitors car park located at the rear of the Prison, Southcoates Lane.
Source: GOV.UK · Last checked: 2026-08-11
Getting there, and help with costs
- Every prison page on GOV.UK has local directions, parking notes and public-transport pointers.
- If you receive certain benefits or hold an NHS tax-credit exemption certificate, you may get help through the Assisted Prison Visits Scheme.
- Claims usually cover travel, and sometimes overnight stay and meals.
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What this actually means
Visit cost is usually travel plus time off work, not the visit itself. The Assisted Prison Visits Scheme exists because this is a known barrier.
Remote prisons are a different product from city locals. Check trains and taxis before you promise a Saturday.
If you qualify for help, claim it. It is not a favour.
Questions families ask
There is a free car park (number 4) for visitors on Southcoates Lane with 6 spaces for Blue Badge holders in front of the main gate. There is a free visitors car park located at the rear of the Prison, Southcoates Lane.
- Visiting times sit on that prison’s hours page, not the travel page. Open Hull visiting times before you set off.