Luggage storage Exeter

Stasher is the world’s largest luggage storage network as we provide safe, affordable, and user-friendly luggage storage services. From its humble beginnings in the founder’s London apartment, Stasher has grown to provide over 6,000 Stashpoints in more than 400 cities worldwide.

Our partners include several secure luggage storage locations in Exeter, so you’ll certainly find the perfect place to store your luggage while you enjoy your stay in the city.

By using Stasher services, you can instantly find a Stashpoint in Exeter or anywhere else in the UK by using our global network of partner hotels, restaurants, and local retailers.

• Convenience: A Stashpoint is only a few meters away from your current location, where you may store your luggage for as many hours or days as you wish.
• Trust: Our stellar track record has earned us customer service awards from Feefo and Visit England, while more than 21,100 reviews give us an average rating of 4.8
• Safety: Stasher guarantees safety by having all of our sites thoroughly vetted by a security team and fully guaranteed for up to £2,500.00 in value.
• Flexibility: Stasher offers a number of luggage facilities in Exeter, allowing you to be more flexible when it comes to time and location.
• Simple Reservation: Making a reservation has never been easier, thanks to our user-friendly web platform.
• Competitive Prices: We are 50% less expensive than railway station lockers and other luggage storage options!

Where Can I Store my Luggage in Exeter with Stasher?

Because our time is valuable when we travel, Stasher offers luggage storage locations that can meet each traveler's needs.

Stasher’s luggage storage network provides over 6,000 safe and affordable luggage storage locations in numerous cities, including Exeter. Whether you’re visiting Exeter to take a tour of the renowned Cathedral, wander around the historic Quayside, or visit the Royal Albert Museum, a Stashpoint will be within walking distance.

How to Store your Luggage With Stasher

The booking process is easy, and it takes less than 3 minutes!

• Go to Stasher.com or download our handy app for Android or iOS.
• Use our map or the “Near Me Now” button to find the Stashpoint that best suits your needs.
• Select your approximate drop-off and pick-up times.
• Book online, and Stasher will immediately send you an email confirmation with directions to your Stashpoint.

Now it’s time to leave your luggage and enjoy your stay and go exploring Exeter’s top attractions and historical landmarks. Whether you’re here for sightseeing or enjoying a picnic in the numerous green spaces, your luggage won’t hold you back.

Our Stashpoints are conveniently located near Exeter’s main train & bus stations in order to store your luggage for the day and go sightseeing in this vibrant and historical city!

So, let’s check out the luggage storage options near Exeter’s ground transportation stations.

Exeter St David’s Train Station

Exeter St David’s Train Station does not provide left luggage storage facilities.

However, you can store your luggage at the Apple Taxis Exeter office located in the middle of the row of red buildings on Isambard Parade facing you to the right as you leave the station.

Useful Information about Exeter St David’s Train Station

• The city center is roughly a 15-minute walk from the station entrance, which is on the east side of the railway.
• The station, which was first constructed with only 2 platforms, has later expanded to 6 platforms to accommodate a number of mainline services and smaller branch lines to Exmouth, Barnstaple, and Paignton.
• Trains to Exmouth and London Waterloo stop at Exeter Central railway station, and there are frequent bus routes that run from outside the station to the city center.
• From St. Davids, there are two direct routes to London. The Great Western Railway service to London Paddington, which offers the Night Riviera sleeper car service, and on the West of England Line, South Western Railway also has a service that travels via Salisbury to London Waterloo.
• Exeter is the farthest point west where discounted fares can be obtained using the National Railcard.

Exeter Central station is situated in the city center, within walking distance from the Princesshay shopping centre and the city’s famous cathedral. It is the most convenient station for direct trips on the Riviera Line to Torquay and Paignton, the Avocet Line to Exmouth, and the Tarka Line to Barnstaple.

There are no left luggage facilities at Exeter Central Station.

Opening Hours

Stasher exclusively selects luggage storage locations with extended opening hours. Most of our Stashpoints are open until late or 24/7!

Like this, you will be able to drop off or pick up your luggage without any time restrictions.

Exeter Bus Station

Stagecoach South West's brand-new Exeter Bus Station is now open to travelers in the heart of the city, located between Bampfylde Street and Paris Street. The station serves as a stop for National Express Coaches in addition to local bus services from Exeter and Devon.

Keep in mind that Exeter Bus Station does not provide left luggage facilities.

Useful Information about Exeter Bus Station

• The old bus station, built in the 1960s, is being replaced by a spectacular glass-fronted structure in the center of the city. This state-of-the-art green technology facility opened its doors on April 2021
• With amenities like covered waiting and boarding areas and top-notch facilities, it provides a significant boost for travelers.
• The new station, which was constructed in the same location as the previous one, is conveniently located adjacent to St. Sidwell's Point Leisure Centre, between Princesshay and Sidwell Street, and just a short stroll from Exeter's High Street stores.
• The towns of Barnstaple and Lyme Regis now have cross-country routes, in addition to other commuter services that connect the city with frequent buses to locations like Cranbrook, Exmouth, and Cullompton.

Opening Hours

Stasher exclusively selects luggage storage locations with extended opening hours. Most of our Stashpoints are open until late or 24/7!

Like this, you will be able to drop off or pick up your luggage without any time restrictions.

Exeter Airport is an easily accessible international airport for travelers going abroad from Southwest England. For convenience and to save time and money, many people decide to take the train to the airport. The airport, which is in Clyst Honiton, is about six miles east of Exeter's downtown.

There is no luggage storage at Exeter International Airport.

Useful Information about Exeter International Airport

• You can take the number 56 bus from Exeter St. David's train station to the Exeter Airport terminal. Buses run every 45 to 60 minutes, Monday through Friday, and every hour, on Saturday and Sunday. The trip takes 30 minutes.
• There are two train stations in Exeter. You may easily travel to Exeter from Cornwall and Devon on the same line thanks to the frequent, rapid trains that run between London Paddington and Exeter St. David's station.
• You can also take a quick train from London Waterloo to Exeter Central station, which connects to Devon and Exmouth.
• Exeter Airport is located twelve miles from Tiverton Parkway station, where daily trains from London Paddington stop.

Let’s check where you can store your luggage near Exeter’s best galleries and museums:

The Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Gallery

Exeter's top-notch museum features gorgeous exhibits, galleries, and facilities, as well as fantastic exhibitions. The exhibits highlight Devon and Exeter's lengthy history and international ties. Children will enjoy seeing exotic animals, birds, and insects, and the World Cultures galleries feature beautiful artifacts from all across the world.

Exeter Cathedral

As you enter Exeter Cathedral you will experience a thousand-year wonder and the breathtaking splendor of one of Europe's most spectacular cathedrals. Learn more and marvel at its astounding architecture, secret passageways, and untold legends.

Exeter Underground Passages

The unusual Underground Passages in Exeter provide an interesting peek into the ancient layout of the city. A guided tour of Exeter's Underground Passages lasts for 30 minutes and includes admission to a tourist center with fascinating interactive exhibits that explain how the system was created and used.

Bill Douglas Cinema Museum

This is a museum devoted to the viewing experience of the moving image. You will discover the visual history, from Marilyn Monroe to magic lanterns. One of the largest collections of materials pertaining to the moving picture in Britain is housed there.

Topsham Museum

This museum includes Topsham town and port's history, shipbuilding and ship ownership, as well as the fauna of the Exe Estuary. It incorporates an authentically furnished late 17th-century residence.

Note that Topsham Museum does not have luggage storage facilities.

St. Nicholas Priory

St. Nicholas Priory is Exeter's oldest structure, and it is located on a tiny laneway called The Mint, in a neighborhood of grand old houses. Over 935 years old and built in 1087 by William the Conqueror, this impressively well-preserved timber-framed structure is definitely worth a visit.

It is only a 10-minute walk away from Exeter Central Station

Historic Quayside

One of the most beautiful areas in the city is the Historic Quayside on the Exe and the Exeter Ship Canal. The Quayside is a favorite with locals and visitors alike, and it's only a 10-minute walk from Exeter Central station. It has numerous antique stores, restaurants, and a vibrant atmosphere that will definitely make you stay longer.

Northernhay Gardens

Lovely Northernhay Gardens, which are situated behind Exeter High Street, are notable for being England's oldest public open area. Additionally, it has the distinction of being one of the biggest parks in the city. There is plenty of space to stroll thanks to the 1,200 acres of lawns and gardens.

Harry Potter Alleys

J.K. Rowling attended Exeter University as a student and got inspired by her books from the area. For instance, it's believed that Gandy Street served as the model for Diagon Alley in the books. Also, the Room of Requirement Door is believed to have been inspired by a door on Cathedral Green. And, there are many more hidden gems around the city!

Exeter Castle

Exeter Castle, often referred to as Rougemont Castle, was erected in 1068 on the location of the former Roman fortifications. The castle formerly played a significant role in the city's defenses, but today all that is left are some lovely ruins.

Medieval Exe Bridge

The medieval Exe Bridge, which is only a short distance downstream from Exeter Quayside, serves as another reminder of the city's former significance as a hub of trade and commerce.

Haldon Forest Park

From Exeter, head south, and you'll soon find yourself in the Haldon Forest, a lush woodland. A ridge between the River Teign and the Exe estuary is covered with more than 3,500 hectares of high pine and hardwood forest.