Parking Near North Metropolitan TAFE, Joondalup
Where Can I Park for North Metropolitan TAFE?
Students need a valid parking sticker, arranged by Week 2 of the semester, for permit parking at the Joondalup campus. The two campus parking areas are accessed from Kendrew Crescent and Lakeside Drive, with permit parking applying from 8:00 until the published closing time. A public car park 320 metres away costs $2 an hour.
- Address
- 63 McLarty Avenue, Joondalup WA 6027
- Closest listed space
- Shenton House Car Park in Joondalup - Convenient & Accessible, 320 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Joondalup railway station, 770 m (10 min walk)
Parking Near Joondalup
A college campus building Photo: Pexels / Donovan Kelly
North Metropolitan TAFE Campus Parking on Kendrew Crescent
North Metropolitan TAFE students need to display a valid parking sticker on their vehicle, with stickers arranged by Week 2 of the semester (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). The campus has two parking areas, one accessed from Kendrew Crescent and the other from Lakeside Drive (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au).
Permit parking applies to the Joondalup campus car parks between 8:00 and the closing time published by the institution (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). The student essentials guidance also lists a $6 parking payment connected with campus parking (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). Visitors should use the signed visitor arrangements rather than occupying permit-controlled student bays.
Joondalup Shopping and Public Parking Alternatives
Joondalup has parking garages and parking bays around the broader education and city area, giving drivers alternatives when the campus areas are full (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). These public facilities are useful for visitors who do not have a campus sticker, while students can avoid risking a permit breach by leaving the controlled campus areas for approved users.
The published campus information identifies Kendrew Crescent and Lakeside Drive as the two access points for the Joondalup parking areas (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). Parking around the surrounding streets therefore needs to be separated from the campus car parks, where the permit requirement applies during the stated operating period.
Parksy Spaces Around the Joondalup Campus
The closest listed Parksy option is a public car park in Joondalup, 320 metres away, priced at $2 an hour. Its short distance suits students, staff and visitors needing a straightforward alternative to the campus areas. A private Joondalup space 1.6 kilometres away costs $30 a week and is better suited to staff or students wanting longer-term parking.
Further choices include a private space in Tapping, 3.6 kilometres away, at $20 a week, plus two Wanneroo spaces 3.8 kilometres away, each priced at $60 a week. The Tapping and Wanneroo spaces are more practical for regular commuters with access to a car for the final leg.
Busy Semester Periods at the Joondalup Campus
Parking pressure is strongest around semester activity because students are expected to arrange their parking stickers by Week 2 (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au).
Open days and other campus events can add visitor demand to the regular student load. The Joondalup parking areas are reached from Kendrew Crescent and Lakeside Drive, and the permit rule applies between 8:00 and the published closing time (northmetrotafe.wa.edu.au). Drivers using nearby streets should follow the posted restrictions and avoid treating surrounding kerbs as overflow campus parking.
Joondalup Railway Station Walking Access
Joondalup railway station is the nearest rail stop, 770 metres from the campus, with a 10-minute walk to 63 McLarty Avenue. The station provides a practical alternative for students and staff who would rather avoid searching for a permit bay during busy teaching periods.
Visitors can combine rail travel with the short walk from the station, while drivers using a more distant Parksy space can use the station area as a useful reference point for reaching the campus. The campus address is 63 McLarty Avenue, Joondalup WA 6027.
* 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 North Metropolitan TAFE?
Students need a valid parking sticker, arranged by Week 2 of the semester, for permit parking at the Joondalup campus. The two campus parking areas are accessed from Kendrew Crescent and Lakeside Drive, with permit parking applying from 8:00 until the published closing time. A public car park 320 metres away costs $2 an hour.
Do North Metropolitan TAFE Students Need a Parking Permit?
Students need to display a valid parking sticker on their vehicle, with stickers arranged by Week 2 of the semester. Permit parking applies to the Joondalup campus car parks between 8:00 and the closing time published by the institution. A $6 parking payment is also connected with campus parking.
Where Are the Campus Car Parks Accessed?
The two Joondalup campus parking areas are accessed from Kendrew Crescent and Lakeside Drive. Permit parking applies during the stated operating period, from 8:00 until the published closing time. Visitors should use signed visitor arrangements rather than occupying permit-controlled student bays.
What Public Parking Alternatives Are Near the Campus?
A public car park in Joondalup is 320 metres away and priced at $2 an hour. A private Joondalup space is 1.6 kilometres away and costs $30 a week. Further options include a Tapping space 3.6 kilometres away at $20 a week and Wanneroo spaces 3.8 kilometres away at $60 a week.
When Is Parking Pressure Strongest?
Parking pressure is strongest around semester activity, because students are expected to arrange their parking stickers by Week 2. Open days and other campus events can add visitor demand. Drivers should follow posted restrictions on nearby streets and avoid treating surrounding kerbs as overflow campus parking.
Can I Reach the Campus by Train?
Joondalup railway station is the nearest rail stop, 770 metres from the campus, with a 10-minute walk to 63 McLarty Avenue. Rail travel provides an alternative to searching for a permit bay during busy teaching periods, and the station can also help drivers using a more distant Parksy space reach the campus.
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