Parking Near The Bell Tower, Perth
Where Can I Park for The Bell Tower?
The closest official parking is the limited paid parking in Barrack Square and along Riverside Drive, beside the site at 2 Barrack Square. Terrace Road car park is the closest public car park, charging $6 hourly, while a private Parksy space is 70 metres away for $30 a day. Elizabeth Quay station is 360 metres away, with a 5-minute walk.
- Address
- 2 Barrack Square
- Closest listed space
- Prime Private Parking Space in Perth CBD, 70 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Elizabeth Quay railway station, 360 m (5 min walk)
Parking Near Perth
A parking-related scene Photo: Pexels / Sebastian Luna
Parking Beside The Bell Tower on Barrack Square
The closest official option is the limited number of paid parking bays in Barrack Square and along Riverside Drive, placing drivers beside the site at 2 Barrack Square (thebelltower.com.au). The Bell Tower itself is open 7 days, from 10am to 4pm, with last entry at 3.45pm (thebelltower.com.au).
The site is 390 metres from Perth centre, so drivers combining a visit with CBD errands may find a nearby city car park more predictable than relying on the limited roadside supply.
Terrace Road and Other Public Parking for the Riverside Precinct
City of Perth Parking lists Pier St Car Park at 87-89 Pier Street and His Majesty’s Car Park among options serving Elizabeth Quay and Barrack Street Jetty, including the Bell Tower precinct (cityofperthparking.com.au). The closest public parking is also identified as City of Perth Parking’s Terrace Road car park, with clear pathways towards the site (thebelltower.com.au).
Terrace Road charges $6 hourly from Monday to Sunday, a $20 day rate from Monday to Friday between 6am and 5.59pm, and a $5 night rate from Monday to Sunday between 6pm and 5.59am (cityofperthparking.com.au). Accessible parking is available on Riverside Drive or Geoffrey Bolton Avenue, while City of Perth car park 1A in Terrace Road has an accessible path of travel of approximately 300 metres (cits.wa.gov.au).
Parksy Spaces Within a Short Walk of the Tower
The nearest Parksy choice is a private parking space 70 metres away, priced at $30 a day. A secure 24/7 private parking space in central Perth is also 70 metres away, with a monthly price of $200. Both options put drivers within a few steps of Barrack Square.
For longer stays, a secure private parking space 190 metres away costs $300 a month. A secure underground space 350 metres away is priced at $7 an hour, while Perth CBD 40 The Esplanade Car Park is 390 metres away at $8 an hour. A secure covered space 410 metres away costs $7 a day, giving visitors another option when the closest bays are occupied.
Timing Your Visit Around Barrack Square Demand
The official visitor information describes the bays on Riverside Drive and in Barrack Square as limited paid parking, so availability can tighten quickly during busy periods. The Bell Tower is open every day from 10am to 4pm, making the middle of the day the key visitor period for nearby parking demand (thebelltower.com.au).
Drivers needing accessible parking can use ACROD spaces on Riverside Drive or Geoffrey Bolton Avenue (thebelltower.com.au). Terrace Road applies a $6 hourly rate on Monday to Sunday, with separate day and night rates, so the parking period and arrival time affect the applicable charge (cityofperthparking.com.au).
Elizabeth Quay Station and the Walk to Barrack Square
Elizabeth Quay railway station is the nearest station, 360 metres from The Bell Tower, and the walk takes 5 minutes. The station provides a useful alternative when riverside bays are busy, particularly for visitors already travelling into central Perth.
From Perth centre, the site is 390 metres away, while Elizabeth Quay and Barrack Street Jetty are identified as part of the same visitor precinct as the Bell Tower (cityofperthparking.com.au). The short station walk avoids searching for a space beside Barrack Square and brings visitors directly into the riverside area.
Sources
* 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 The Bell Tower?
The closest official parking is the limited paid parking in Barrack Square and along Riverside Drive, beside the site at 2 Barrack Square. Terrace Road car park is the closest public car park, charging $6 hourly, while a private Parksy space is 70 metres away for $30 a day. Elizabeth Quay station is 360 metres away, with a 5-minute walk.
What Is the Closest Parking to The Bell Tower?
The closest official option is the limited paid parking bays in Barrack Square and along Riverside Drive, placing drivers beside the site at 2 Barrack Square. The nearest Parksy choice is a private parking space 70 metres away, priced at $30 a day. A secure 24/7 private space is also 70 metres away, priced at $200 a month.
How Much Does Terrace Road Parking Cost?
Terrace Road charges $6 hourly from Monday to Sunday. The day rate is $20 from Monday to Friday between 6am and 5.59pm, while the night rate is $5 from Monday to Sunday between 6pm and 5.59am. The parking period and arrival time determine which charge applies.
Is Accessible Parking Available Near The Bell Tower?
Accessible parking is available on Riverside Drive or Geoffrey Bolton Avenue. City of Perth car park 1A in Terrace Road has an accessible path of travel of approximately 300 metres. Drivers needing accessible parking can use ACROD spaces on Riverside Drive or Geoffrey Bolton Avenue.
When Is Parking Near Barrack Square Busiest?
The bays on Riverside Drive and in Barrack Square are limited paid parking, so availability can tighten quickly during busy periods. The site is open every day from 10am to 4pm, with last entry at 3.45pm, making the middle of the day the key visitor period for nearby parking demand.
Can I Take Public Transport Instead of Parking?
Elizabeth Quay railway station is the nearest station, 360 metres away, and the walk takes 5 minutes. It is a useful alternative when riverside bays are busy, particularly for visitors already travelling into central Perth. The short station walk avoids searching for a space beside Barrack Square and brings visitors into the riverside area.
Comments