Parking Near Crocodile Enclosure, South Perth
Where Can I Park for Crocodile Enclosure?
The closest practical option is Secure Parking at Windsor Hotel, 260 m from 20 Labouchere Road, priced at $2 an hour. Other nearby choices include a secure private space 370 m away for $60 a week and an outdoor lot 470 m away for $26 a day. Parksy lists six options from 260 m to 570 m.
- Address
- 20 Labouchere Road, South Perth WA 6151
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking at Windsor Hotel, South Perth WA, 260 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Elizabeth Quay railway station, 2.0 km (26 min walk)
Parking Near South Perth
Crocodile enclosure visitors can pre-book a private parking space nearby for a short walk and less circling around South Perth. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Crocodile Enclosure on Labouchere Road
The site is at 20 Labouchere Road, South Perth WA 6151. The closest practical parking choice listed for visitors is a Secure Parking facility at Windsor Hotel, 260 m away, making it suitable for drivers who want a nearby space rather than searching around the attraction.
The attraction-specific search information identifies crocodile venues in other parts of Australia, including Crocodile Environmental Park, which is open daily from 9.00am to 5.00pm (australiazoo.com.au), and Crocodylus Park, which provides free parking and accommodates tour buses, caravans, trailers and campervans (crocodyluspark.com.au). Those details apply to the named venues in those sources, not to the South Perth site.
Parksy Spaces Within 570 Metres of Crocodile
Parksy lists six nearby options across South Perth, with distances ranging from 260 m to 570 m. The closest is a Secure Parking space at Windsor Hotel, 260 m away, priced at $2 an hour. A secure private parking space 370 m away costs $60 a week, while a secure public parking space 430 m away costs $70 a week.
For day visitors, an outdoor lot 470 m away is priced at $26 a day. A lighted driveway 570 m away costs $5 an hour, giving drivers another hourly option when the closest space is unsuitable.
Other Named Crocodile-Venue Parking Options
Several search results name crocodile attractions elsewhere in Australia and describe their parking arrangements. Crocodylus Park in Darwin has free parking, with space for tour buses, caravans, trailers and campervans (crocodyluspark.com.au). This is the clearest free parking option in the named venue information, but it belongs to Crocodylus Park rather than the South Perth address.
Crocodiles of the World states that blue badge holders can park by the zoo entrance (crocodilesoftheworld.co.uk). Crocodile Environmental Park operates daily from 9.00am to 5.00pm (australiazoo.com.au), while Crocosaurus Cove is located in central Darwin (crocosauruscove.com). These venues should not be confused with the South Perth site when planning a drive.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around Labouchere Road
Labouchere Road is the entry street for the South Perth address. The nearby Parksy spaces provide alternatives at 260 m, 370 m, 430 m, 470 m, 510 m and 570 m, so drivers can choose a booked location instead of relying on a space directly outside the site.
Drivers using surrounding streets should follow the posted parking controls, time limits and restrictions in force at each signed bay, rather than treating nearby residential or commercial kerb space as unrestricted parking.
Walking From Elizabeth Quay Station to Crocodile
Elizabeth Quay railway station is the nearest station, at 2.0 km from the site and a 26-minute walk. This makes rail and walking a workable alternative for visitors who prefer not to drive into South Perth.
Drivers using a Parksy space can walk from the listed parking areas to 20 Labouchere Road after parking. The closest listed space is 260 m away, followed by options at 370 m, 430 m, 470 m, 510 m and 570 m, allowing visitors to compare walking distance with hourly, daily, weekly or monthly pricing before setting out.
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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 Crocodile Enclosure?
The closest practical option is Secure Parking at Windsor Hotel, 260 m from 20 Labouchere Road, priced at $2 an hour. Other nearby choices include a secure private space 370 m away for $60 a week and an outdoor lot 470 m away for $26 a day. Parksy lists six options from 260 m to 570 m.
What Is the Closest Parking to Crocodile Enclosure?
Secure Parking at Windsor Hotel is the closest listed option, at 260 m from 20 Labouchere Road. It costs $2 an hour, making it a nearby hourly choice for drivers who prefer not to search for parking directly outside the site. Parksy lists other spaces between 370 m and 570 m away.
How Much Does Parking Near Crocodile Enclosure Cost?
Nearby parking prices include $2 an hour at 260 m, $5 an hour at 570 m, $26 a day at 470 m, $60 a week at 370 m, $70 a week at 430 m and $200 a month at 510 m. This gives visitors hourly, daily, weekly and monthly options to compare before setting out.
Can I Use Street Parking Around Labouchere Road?
Drivers using surrounding streets should follow the posted parking controls, time limits and restrictions in force at each signed bay. Nearby residential or commercial kerb space should not be treated as unrestricted parking. The listed Parksy spaces provide alternatives at 260 m, 370 m, 430 m, 470 m, 510 m and 570 m.
How Far Is Elizabeth Quay Station From Crocodile Enclosure?
Elizabeth Quay railway station is 2.0 km from the site and a 26-minute walk. Rail and walking are therefore a workable alternative for visitors who prefer not to drive into South Perth. Drivers who park in a listed space can walk from that location to 20 Labouchere Road after parking.
What Parking Is Available at Other Crocodile Venues?
Crocodylus Park in Darwin provides free parking and accommodates tour buses, caravans, trailers and campervans. Crocodiles of the World states that blue badge holders can park by the zoo entrance. These arrangements belong to those named venues, rather than the South Perth site, so drivers should plan for the listed nearby spaces.
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