Contact St. George's Park
St. George's Park
Morpeth
Northumberland
NE61 2NU
Getting here
Trains regularly go from Newcastle Central Station to Morpeth. Visit the Northern Rail website for train timetables.
There are regular bus services from Newcastle Haymarket to Morpeth town centre. Visit the Arriva website for bus timetables.
From Morpeth town centre, you can use the 416 bus which stops at St George's Park. Visit the Morpeth Town Council website for the bus timetable.
There are several cycle stands available at St George's Park.
Driving directions
Travelling north on A1: Take turn off for Ashington A197/Morpeth (A192), at the roundabout take 3rd exit for Ashington A197, at the roundabout carry straight on 1st exit for Ashington A197, at the roundabout take 3rd exit for Ashington A197, at St. Georges Roundabout turn right at the 2nd exit for Starling way then follow diversion signage to St. Georges Park.
Travelling south on A1: Take turn off for Ashington A197/Morpeth (A192), at the roundabout take 1st exit for Ashington A197, at the roundabout carry straight on 1st exit for Ashington A197, at the roundabout take 3rd exit for Ashington A197, at St. Georges Roundabout turn right at the 2nd exit for Starling way then follow diversion signage to St. Georges Park.
Parking
There are several car parks at St. George's Park which staff, patients and visitors can use.
Parking charges apply between 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. The charges are:
0 – 60 minutes: £1.00
1 – 2 hours: £1.50
2 – 3 hours: £2.00
3 – 4 hours: £2.50
4+ hours: £8.00
Parking is free for CNTW staff if they have registered their vehicle.
If you are a carer for someone receiving support from CNTW's services, you can get free parking at all our hospitals by registering for a Carer Card.
If you are visiting a patient during working hours and plan to stay longer than 3 – 4 hours, you will not have to pay the full £8 rate. Ask a member of staff to contact the car park management team and confirm you are visiting patients, and your charge will be capped at £2.50.
Electric Vehicle charging
There are several Electric Vehicle charging points at St. George's Park.
Charging costs 60p per kWh (approximately £16.80 for a four-hour charge). The chargers on our sites are be operated by Mer. You can pay by card or via the Mer app. Read more about EV charging with Mer.
(Staff employed by CNTW can access discounted charging rates by following the instructions on the staff intranet.)
St. George’s Park opened in 2006. It was purpose-built to provide an atmosphere that promotes comfort, privacy, security and self-esteem. It is home to a range of inpatient and community services.