Parking Near Wentworth Park Sporting Complex, Ultimo
Where Can I Park for Wentworth Park Sporting Complex?
The venue’s pay-and-display public car park at 5 Wentworth Park Road is open 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and costs $4.50 an hour. Nearby Parksy alternatives include a 200-metre outdoor lot at $975 a month and private spaces 210 metres away at $45 a week or $40 a day.
- Address
- 5 Wentworth Park Road, Glebe NSW 2037
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Outdoor Lot Parking in Glebe, NSW 2037, 200 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Regent Street railway station, 1.3 km (17 min walk)
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Wentworth Park Sporting Complex in Ultimo, with a pre-booked private parking space nearby for a short walk and less time circling. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at Wentworth Park Sporting Complex
Wentworth Park Sporting Complex is at 5 Wentworth Park Road, Glebe NSW 2037, near Ultimo. The venue’s pay-and-display public car park is open from 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday, with parking charged at $4.50 an hour (wentworthparksport.com.au).
The City of Sydney lists the sportsfields at $56 an hour on weekdays and $60 an hour on weekends for relevant bookings (cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au). The venue’s published parking information also says regular parking is available (wentworthparksport.com.au).
Street Parking Rules Around the Glebe Sportsfields
Street parking around the venue should be treated separately from the pay-and-display car park. The City of Sydney identifies parking permits, rates and reporting issues among its Wentworth Park sportsfields information (cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au), making council controls relevant when drivers leave a vehicle on nearby streets.
Use a signed legal space rather than assuming an unrestricted stretch of road is available, because council enforcement applies to parking controls around the sportsfields (cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au). The supplied venue facts do not identify specific event-day closures or named restricted streets, so the car park and listed off-street spaces are clearer choices for a scheduled fixture.
Off-Site Car Parks and Public Parking Near WPSC
The venue’s own pay-and-display car park is the named public parking facility for visitors, while the City of Sydney provides the relevant sportsfields information for permits and rates (wentworthparksport.com.au; cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au). Drivers looking beyond the venue should compare an off-street booking with public transport, particularly when a weekday visit runs past 6pm.
The venue’s operator does state that regular parking is available, alongside the weekday public pay-and-display arrangement (wentworthparksport.com.au). For a match or show, the Parksy spaces below provide named alternatives close to the complex without relying on an unconfirmed street space.
Parksy Parking Spaces Within 220 Metres of WPSC
Parksy lists a priced outdoor lot in Glebe, NSW 2037, 200 metres away, at $975 a month. A private space in Ultimo is 210 metres away at $45 a week, while another private space at the same distance is listed at $40 a day. These are close enough to make the final walk short after a match or show.
Three further priced spaces are 220 metres away: secure monthly parking in Ultimo at $180 a month, a private space in Ultimo at $3 an hour, and secure private parking in Sydney CBD at $200 a month. The 200-metre space is a few minutes on foot, while the 210-metre and 220-metre options add only a little more walking after an event.
Walking and Rail Access From Regent Street and Central
Regent Street railway station is the nearest station, 1.3 kilometres from Wentworth Park Sporting Complex, with a 17-minute walk to the venue.
Central is another train option, around an 18-minute walk from the venue. The walk from either station is longer than the final approach from the nearby Parksy listings, but rail avoids event-day kerbside competition and the need to leave a car in Glebe. For a weekday visit, Regent Street offers the shorter stated station walk.
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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 Wentworth Park Sporting Complex?
The venue’s pay-and-display public car park at 5 Wentworth Park Road is open 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and costs $4.50 an hour. Nearby Parksy alternatives include a 200-metre outdoor lot at $975 a month and private spaces 210 metres away at $45 a week or $40 a day.
What Are the Public Car Park Hours and Rates?
The pay-and-display public car park is open from 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday. Parking costs $4.50 an hour. The venue’s published information also says regular parking is available, making this the named public parking facility for visitors attending the sportsfields.
Can I Park on the Streets Near the Sportsfields?
Treat nearby street parking separately from the pay-and-display car park. Use a signed legal space and follow council parking controls, as enforcement applies around the sportsfields.
What Nearby Off-Street Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists a priced outdoor lot in Glebe, NSW 2037, 200 metres away at $975 a month. Private spaces in Ultimo are 210 metres away at $45 a week and $40 a day. At 220 metres, options include secure monthly parking at $180 a month, a private space at $3 an hour and secure private parking at $200 a month.
How Far Are the Nearby Parksy Spaces?
The closest priced Parksy space is 200 metres away. Two private spaces are 210 metres away, and three further priced spaces are 220 metres away. The 200-metre option is a few minutes on foot, while the 210-metre and 220-metre spaces add only a little more walking after a match or show.
Can I Travel by Train Instead of Driving?
Regent Street railway station is 1.3 kilometres away, with a 17-minute walk to the venue. Central is another train option, around an 18-minute walk. For a weekday visit, Regent Street offers the shorter stated station walk, while rail avoids event-day kerbside competition and leaving a car in Glebe.
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