Durham Tees Valley Airport Parking

Cheap parking at Durham Tees Valley Airport. All our car parks are either in walking distance to the terminal building or include a transfer, compare Durham Tees Valley Airport parking below.

Durham Tees Valley Airport Information

Durham Tees Valley Airport is an international airport in County Durham, north-east England, about 10 miles south-west of Middlesbrough. It is one of the UK’s smaller airports, with flights to three destinations.

Like most UK airports, it was originally an RAF Station named Middleton St. George, home to many Canadian Squadrons. It became Teesside International Airport in the 1960s and was renamed Durham Tees Valley Airport in 2004.

Part of Peel Airports, who own Doncaster Sheffield and Liverpool John Lennon airports, there is continuing development for further services and an increase in the range of destinations served.

How to Get to Durham Tees Valley Airport

The airport is situated off the A67 and is within easy reach of the A1(M), A19, A66 corridors and is well signposted from all major routes (sometimes as Teesside Airport).  

If you like to use a Sat Nav you should use the postcode DL2 1LU

Car Parking Options at Durham Tees Valley Airport

At Durham Tees Valley Airport, there is only one airport-operated car park, which is directly opposite the terminal and check-in area.

On-Airport Parking at Durham Tees Valley Airport

Long Stay Parking at Durham Tees Valley Airport

No need to catch a transfer bus, you can just take the 1-2 minute walk into the terminal from the Long Stay car park right opposite the check-in area.

Here you can just park your own car and keep the keys. Pre-booking with FHR will save you upto 35% off the rate if you just turn up to park.

Durham Tees Valley Airport Departure Lounge

All passengers at Durham Tees Valley Airport are charged a passenger facility fee. The charges as at July 2017 are Adults £6 and Children (3-15 years of age) £2 with Infants going free. The Charge must be paid before you’re allowed into the departure lounge.

If you're feeling a little peckish at the Airport, then the Airport Café has its own seating area for customers and a menu that ranges from Paninis, sandwiches and muffins to tea, coffee, alcohol and soft drinks.

There is a WH Smith in the departure lounge, full of helpful things including city guides, travel accessories and toiletries as well as a range of food, drinks, newspapers and magazines.

Durham Tees Valley Airport Lounge

The Swissport Lounge offers a range of high-class business and leisure facilities including comfortable seating with a bar area featuring complimentary beers, wines and spirits, soft drinks, hot drinks and snacks.

Also available are a selection of Newspapers and magazines, a TV and flight information screens together with Wi-Fi.