Parking on Bow Road, E3

Gate locked on arrival. Do not use.

Unfortunately when I arrived the gates were padlocked. I had to call the space owner who kindly came and unlocked the gates (not ideal at 06:30). The space was tight and had another vehicle been parked in the bay to my right it would have been almost impossible for me to gain access to my vehicle. I was meant to be parking there again on Sunday 11th but have had to make alternative arrangements which has cost more money. The owner sent me a message saying she had hidden the key incase the padlock had been put on again by another resident. This wasn't suitable for me as due to a medical condition I am unable to bend down to retrieve said key. The owner was very courteous though and responded to texts quickly. One other thing is that the space is advertised as number 56 but it has 54 on the door.

Cars parked so I couldn't park mine

very tight both bays either side where occupied and our wind mirror where practically touching my passengers had to get out before I parked my car and it was very tight for me to get out I had to rest my door on the neighbouring vehicle and squeeze out

Convenient location but very difficult to get into parking space and had to reverse out onto Bow Road

The instructions to getting in were to go in the gate by the news stand. I did and there was no space- I could not turn my car and had to reverse onto the Bow Road (very dangerous) and go in the other gate. It was not clear as to what space so I had to abandon my car. I will not be parking there again.

It's a great location for where I occasionally work. A bit tight to turn your car around but it can fit. Would definitely use again

very tight space and u have to reverse out onto main road which is very dangerous

The space fits mini cars only. Mine is a small car that I can barely open a gap to leave when both sides have cars parked. To drive the car to leave, you need to turn an immediate 90 degrees angle to exit which took me a few rounds of turning to avoid scratching the large vehicle on the right.

Owner was very helpful and understanding