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If you're travelling to Parkgate Shopping by car and are using a SatNav device, the postcode for the shopping centre is S60 1TG.
Parkgate Shopping is situated approximately 1 mile to the North of Rotherham town centre on the A633. It's located between Doncaster and Rotherham, between the M1, M18 and the A1.
Rotherham Central Railway Station is situated in the centre of Rotherham.
For train timetables and the latest travel updates, click here
Parkgate Shopping buses operate a regular bus service from Rotherham Town Centre to Parkgate Shopping every 12 minutes.
The service runs from 8.00am until 16.00 Monday to Saturday. To download a bus timetable, click here.
ATMs
Our ATM machines are located in the Nando’s/Subway development – alternative machines are also located in Morrison’s for your convenience.
Baby Feeding
Baby feeding facilities are available at Asda Living and Costa Coffee
Car Parking
Parking at Parkgate Shopping is FREE and we have 2,000 spaces available, including spaces designated to Blue Badge holders and parents with young children. Customers are able to park between 8.00am - 11.00pm each day. The Morrisons car park is open from 8.00am and all others are open from 8.45am - 11.00pm.
The maximum duration for staying in one visit is 5 hours. There are signs around the car park to remind visitors of this.
The car park is operated by UKCPS. If you would like to get in touch with regards to any queries about the car park, please phone 0333 023 0121. For further information, you can also visit the UKCPS website (use this link please - https://ukcps.com/make-payment).
We are proud that our car park has been issued the Park Mark, an award given by the Police to car parks that have achieved the standards of the Safer Parking Scheme, designed to reduce crime in car parks.
Toilets & Baby Changing
Customer toilets are available in Nando’s, Asda Living, Costa Coffee, KFC and Morrisons. Please note that public toilets are also available between Subway and Nando’s adjacent to the ATM’s
Click & Collect
A range of stores within the shopping park offer a Click & Collect service - please see our 'Shops' page for more information.
Lost & Found
For Lost & Found, please contact the security office or email Customer Services.
Shopmobility
Wheelchairs are available to borrow from our security office.
Rotherham is interlaced with many canal and river walks, meaning there’s plenty to explore.
The River Rotherand theRiver Don are two of the biggest waterways that flow through the town, while the South Yorkshire Navigation Canal largely follows the route of the River Don.
Here we’ll look at 3 of the best routes and some walking clubs in the area.
Recommended routes
1. River Rother
The River Rother rises in Derbyshire near Pilsley and flows by North Wingfield and Wingerworth, past Chesterfield, Staveley, Eckington and Beighton and down through Treeton and Whiston to Rotherham.
It enters the town at the point where the boundaries of Sheffield, Rotherham and Derbyshire all meet near the nature reserve south of Rother Valley Country Park – and this is a good starting point for a family walk.
You head north from here past Bedgreave Mill, which is home of to the visitor centre, then alongside the recreation and boating lake before coming to the borough boundary on Sheffield Road at Woodhouse Mil.
2. River Don
The River Don rises in the Peak District, passes Penistone, Thurgoland, Wadsley Bridge, Crookes, to central Sheffield. It runs north through the centre of Rotherham before flowing through Eastwood, Aldwarke, round the back of Thrybergh, east of Kilnhurst and Swinton. It enters the town near Sheffield Road where it runs by Blackburn Meadows and round the back of MAGNA Science Adventure Centre.
A walk from here will take you through the former industrial area called New York, which is now home to the new Rotherham United FC ground, New York Stadium, and the civic offices at Riverside House, before reaching the Courthouse, making it a chance for kids to learn about the local area.
3. South Yorkshire Navigation Canal
The towpath along the South Yorkshire Navigation Canal is open pretty much the entire way, with some great sections for the family to explore in Rotherham.
The stretch beside the canal on Glasshouse Lane and then Wharf Road at Kilnhurst is particularly popular. You can follow this section all the way to Swinton Bridge where it eventually comes to an end.
Best walking clubs
Rotherham Rambling Club offers walks that stretch throughout the stunning Peak District and beyond.
The club, which was formed in 1979, is always open to new members, no matter what level of ability. Members walk every Sunday come rain or come shine, and occasionally there is a weekday walk to take part in.
Visit the Rotherham Rambling Club website for more information.
Dearne Valley Walking Group is an independent walking group based in the beautiful surroundings of the Dearne Valley. The club arranges regular local walking events for members and their families in and around the Rotherham and Barnsley areas, with a number of other events arranged in the Peak District over the course of the year.
Call 07904 010347 or visit the DVWG website to find out more.
Rotherham Metro Ramblers are a branch of the national association of ‘The Ramblers’ and represent an area covering South Yorkshire and North East Derbyshire.
The group regularly heads for the hills across the regions to uncover stunning scenery and paths off the beaten track, providing walks for people who just want a leisurely stroll and those after something a bit more strenuous.
Visit the Rotherham metro Ramblers website for more information.