Parking Near St George Hospital, Kogarah
Where Can I Park for St George Hospital?
For a short appointment, Parksy lists a space 140 metres from the hospital at $5.80 an hour. Longer visits can suit a lock-up garage 180 metres away for $15.60 a day or a private space 220 metres away for $10 a day. Eligible patients and carers may receive NSW public hospital concessions: free for up to 3 hours, then $6.80 for one exit within 24 hours.
- Address
- 14 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at St George Hospital, Kogarah, 140 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Rockdale railway station, 1.7 km (22 min walk)
Parking Near Kogarah
St George Hospital in Kogarah with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, helping drivers enjoy a short walk with less circling. Photo: Pexels
Hospital Car Parks in Kogarah
NSW Health’s official parking service provides parking information and directions for public hospitals, including the hospital (parking.health.nsw.gov.au).
Concessional parking at NSW public hospitals is free for up to 3 hours, then $6.80 for one exit within 24 hours, with a 3-day ticket costing $13.50 and allowing multiple entries and exits in 3 days (seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au). These concessions are relevant to eligible patients and carers making repeated or extended hospital visits, rather than ordinary casual parking.
Parksy Parking Within 240 Metres of the Hospital
Parksy lists a priced space 140 metres away at $5.80 an hour, useful for a short appointment. A lock-up garage 180 metres away costs $15.60 a day, while a private space 220 metres away costs $10 a day. The daily spaces are better suited to longer visits than an hourly stay.
A covered space 240 metres away costs $45 a week, and private parking in Kogarah Bay, also 240 metres away, costs $180 a month. The weekly and monthly spaces are the practical choices for regular hospital staff, contractors or shift workers who need parking beyond one appointment.
Arriving at St George Hospital for Appointments and Emergencies
The hospital is at 14 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217, so drivers should plan their approach around the Kensington Street address rather than relying on a similarly named hospital in another suburb. NSW Health’s official hospital parking service provides directions for public hospitals (parking.health.nsw.gov.au), which is the relevant source for locating the public entry.
Patients attending the emergency department should head directly for the hospital’s emergency access and follow the signs at the site, keeping the emergency route clear.
Street and Residential Parking Around Kensington Street
Drivers should use only a legal marked space and read the parking sign beside the vehicle before leaving it.
Parking in a residential street can obstruct driveways, intersections, pedestrian access or emergency movement even when a space appears convenient. The hospital address is 14 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217, and nearby Parksy spaces offer alternatives for drivers who do not want to search residential streets.
Walking and Public Transport to the Hospital From Rockdale
Rockdale railway station is the nearest listed station, 1.7 kilometres from the hospital and a 22-minute walk. This gives visitors a car-free option for appointments, staff journeys and visits when nearby parking is busy.
From Rockdale, allow the full 22-minute walk to reach the hospital at 14 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217, rather than treating the station as an immediate arrival point.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for St George Hospital?
For a short appointment, Parksy lists a space 140 metres from the hospital at $5.80 an hour. Longer visits can suit a lock-up garage 180 metres away for $15.60 a day or a private space 220 metres away for $10 a day. Eligible patients and carers may receive NSW public hospital concessions: free for up to 3 hours, then $6.80 for one exit within 24 hours.
What Is the Hospital Parking Concession?
Eligible patients and carers at NSW public hospitals can park free for up to 3 hours, then pay $6.80 for one exit within 24 hours. A 3-day ticket costs $13.50 and allows multiple entries and exits in 3 days. These concessions are intended for repeated or extended hospital visits, rather than ordinary casual parking.
Where Is the Hospital and How Should I Arrive?
The hospital is at 14 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217. Drivers should plan their approach around the Kensington Street address and use NSW Health’s official hospital parking service for directions. Patients attending the emergency department should head directly for the emergency access, follow the signs at the site and keep the emergency route clear.
What Are the Longer-Stay Parking Options Nearby?
A lock-up garage 180 metres from the hospital costs $15.60 a day, while a private space 220 metres away costs $10 a day. A covered space 240 metres away costs $45 a week, and private parking in Kogarah Bay, also 240 metres away, costs $180 a month. Daily spaces suit longer visits; weekly and monthly options suit regular staff, contractors or shift workers.
Can I Park on Residential Streets Around Kensington Street?
Use only a legal marked space and read the parking sign beside the vehicle before leaving it. Residential parking can obstruct driveways, intersections, pedestrian access or emergency movement, even when a space appears convenient. Nearby Parksy spaces offer alternatives for drivers who do not want to search residential streets.
How Far Is Rockdale Station From the Hospital?
Rockdale railway station is the nearest listed station, 1.7 kilometres from the hospital and a 22-minute walk. It provides a car-free option for appointments, staff journeys and visits when nearby parking is busy. Allow the full 22-minute walk to reach the hospital, rather than treating the station as an immediate arrival point.
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