Parking Near Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Kings Park
Where Can I Park for Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital?
Visitor parking is available in Car Park 3A off Caledenia Crescent, Car Park 4A off Verdun Street and Car Park 5 beneath the Cancer Centre. The Cancer Centre Underground Car Park operates from 6:30am to 7:00pm. Visitor rates range from $8 for 1 hour to 2 hours to $20 for 4 hours to 5 hours.
- Address
- Bandak Loop
- Closest listed space
- Private Parking Space Wanted in Nedlands, WA, 140 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Shenton Park railway station, 1.3 km (17 min walk)
Parking Near Kings Park
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / Jimmy Liao
Hospital Car Parks Off Caledenia Crescent and Verdun Street
The hospital’s visitor parking is managed through the QEII Medical Centre parking system. Car Park 3A is on Caledenia Crescent, Car Park 4A is off Verdun Street and Car Park 5 is underneath the Cancer Centre (scgh.health.wa.gov.au). These locations give visitors several approaches around the medical precinct rather than a single entry point.
The Cancer Centre Underground Car Park is open from 6:30am to 7:00pm (qeiimc.health.wa.gov.au). Visitor rates are $8 for 1 hour to 2 hours, $12 for 2 hours to 3 hours, $16 for 3 hours to 4 hours and $20 for 4 hours to 5 hours (qeiimc.health.wa.gov.au). Patients who expect a longer appointment should allow for the stepped tariff when choosing between a hospital car park and a nearby private space.
Accessible bays are available in the hospital car parks, making the closest suitable entry important for visitors with limited mobility. Car Park 5 is particularly practical for appointments at the Cancer Centre because it is beneath that building.
Residential Streets Around Bandak Loop in Nedlands
The hospital is on Bandak Loop in Nedlands, near Kings Park, within the QEII Medical Centre precinct.
Drivers using residential streets should treat marked parking controls and local signs as site-specific instructions. Hospital demand can place pressure on surrounding streets, particularly when appointments overlap with staff shifts and daytime clinical activity, so a space outside the medical centre is not automatically suitable for a full visit.
Parking on a residential street is most useful when the signs permit the intended stay and the vehicle does not obstruct access, driveways or pedestrian movement. For a long appointment, a booked private space can provide a clearer plan than relying on an unmarked kerbside gap near Bandak Loop.
Private Nedlands Spaces Close to the Hospital
Parksy lists a private space in Nedlands 140 metres away for $10 a day, along with another private space at the same distance for $20 a week. The daily option suits a single appointment, while the weekly option is better aligned with repeated visits or a short block of hospital shifts.
A private 24/7 space 260 metres away costs $20 a week. A carport 360 metres away costs $32.50 a day, offering a useful choice for visitors who prefer covered parking for a longer appointment. A secure private space 380 metres away costs $50 a week.
There is also a private space 440 metres away for $20 a week. The 24/7 listings and weekly prices are particularly practical for shift workers or families attending several appointments, while the daily listings suit occasional hospital visits where predictable access matters more than being immediately beside the buildings.
Arriving for Appointments and Emergency Care
Use the car park that matches the hospital building you need: Car Park 3A is reached from Caledenia Crescent, Car Park 4A from Verdun Street and Car Park 5 from beneath the Cancer Centre (scgh.health.wa.gov.au).
Visitors going to the Cancer Centre can use its underground car park, which operates from 6:30am to 7:00pm (qeiimc.health.wa.gov.au). The hospital’s own visitor page directs patients and visitors to these separate car park approaches, so the building destination should guide the final turn rather than treating all parking as interchangeable.
For emergency care, follow hospital and emergency signage at the time of arrival instead of stopping in a visitor bay to unload. A brief drop-off keeps access clear for other patients and allows the driver to move the vehicle to an appropriate car park once the patient has been safely handed over.
Walking From Shenton Park Station to the Hospital
Shenton Park railway station is the nearest station, 1.3 kilometres from the hospital and a 17-minute walk. The hospital is on Bandak Loop in Nedlands, near Kings Park, so the final walk is through the surrounding medical and university precinct rather than into a retail centre.
Train passengers should allow the full 17-minute walk after leaving Shenton Park station, particularly when carrying bags or accompanying someone with limited mobility. The station is the most direct named rail option for reaching the hospital without parking, based on the recorded walking distance.
Bus services also serve the QEII Medical Centre area, giving visitors an alternative when the walking route from Shenton Park is unsuitable.
* 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 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital?
Visitor parking is available in Car Park 3A off Caledenia Crescent, Car Park 4A off Verdun Street and Car Park 5 beneath the Cancer Centre. The Cancer Centre Underground Car Park operates from 6:30am to 7:00pm. Visitor rates range from $8 for 1 hour to 2 hours to $20 for 4 hours to 5 hours.
Which Hospital Car Park Should I Use?
Choose the approach matching your destination: Car Park 3A is reached from Caledenia Crescent, Car Park 4A from Verdun Street and Car Park 5 from beneath the Cancer Centre. Car Park 5 is particularly practical for Cancer Centre appointments. Accessible bays are available in the hospital car parks.
How Much Does Hospital Visitor Parking Cost?
Visitor rates are $8 for 1 hour to 2 hours, $12 for 2 hours to 3 hours, $16 for 3 hours to 4 hours and $20 for 4 hours to 5 hours. Patients expecting a longer appointment should allow for the stepped tariff when choosing between a hospital car park and a nearby private space.
Are There Private Parking Spaces Near the Hospital?
Parksy lists private spaces in Nedlands 140 metres away for $10 a day and $20 a week. Other options include a 24/7 space 260 metres away for $20 a week, a carport 360 metres away for $32.50 a day, and spaces 380 and 440 metres away for $50 and $20 a week.
Where Should I Park for Emergency Care?
For emergency care, follow hospital and emergency signage at the time of arrival instead of stopping in a visitor bay to unload. A brief drop-off keeps access clear for other patients, then the driver can move the vehicle to an appropriate car park once the patient has been safely handed over.
Can I Reach the Hospital by Train?
Shenton Park railway station is the nearest station, 1.3 kilometres away and a 17-minute walk. Allow the full 17-minute walk after leaving the station, particularly when carrying bags or accompanying someone with limited mobility. Bus services also serve the QEII Medical Centre area.
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