Parking Near Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre, Beltline
Where Can I Park for Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre?
Patient paid parking is available in the underground facility 24 hours a day, with payment at a kiosk or on departure. Underground parking can cost up to $26 a day. Street parking in the downtown core is limited to two hours, while Parksy lists a monthly outdoor space 90 metres away for $330.30 a month.
- Address
- 1213 4 Street SW
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Lot Parking in Calgary - G0109 Park Central, 90 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Erlton/Stampede station, 1.4 km (18 min walk)
Parking Near Beltline
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / K
Parking at Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre
The hospital has patient paid parking in a 24-hour underground facility, with payment made at a kiosk (Alberta Health Services). Underground parking at Chumir can cost up to $26 a day, with payment on departure from the facility (Alberta Referral Directory). This is the most direct option for appointments, treatment visits and longer stays inside the building.
Alberta Health Services provides a parking map for the facility, while the health-centre listing identifies underground parking as available around the clock (Alberta Health Services).
Street Parking Around 4 Street SW and Beltline
Street parking in the downtown core is limited to two hours (Alberta Referral Directory). A driver using a legal curb space needs to allow time to return before the posted limit expires.
The hospital sits at 1213 4 Street SW in Beltline, close to the downtown street network. The two-hour rule is the specific local restriction published for this site, while the health-centre listing directs drivers to a parking map for facility parking (Alberta Referral Directory; Alberta Health Services).
Parksy Parking Near 1213 4 Street SW
Parksy lists a monthly outdoor lot space 90 metres away for $330.30 a month, making it the closest priced alternative for a regular visitor or a staff member working repeated shifts. A monthly space 140 metres away costs $360 a month, while another outdoor parking space at the same distance costs $300.50 a month. The two 140-metre options are better suited to planned recurring parking than to a single appointment.
For shorter visits, Parksy lists a space at 1111 4 Street SW, 150 metres away, for $6.24 an hour. A monthly space 250 metres away costs $250 a month and may suit a shift worker who values a lower monthly price over the shortest walk. The 90-metre space is only a few steps from the hospital.
Drop-Off and Busy-Arrival Planning at the Hospital
For a passenger who needs to get inside quickly, use the hospital address at 1213 4 Street SW when planning the approach and keep the vehicle moving to the underground facility or a legal signed stopping point rather than relying on a two-hour street space. The facility listing identifies a parking map, which is useful for matching the approach to the building entrance (Alberta Health Services).
Patient paid parking is available in the underground facility 24 hours a day, with kiosk payment (Alberta Health Services). Street parking in the downtown core is limited to two hours, so short curb stops are unsuitable for an extended emergency or treatment visit (Alberta Referral Directory).
Transit to Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre From Erlton/Stampede
The nearest named station is Erlton/Stampede station, 1.4 kilometres from the hospital and an 18-minute walk. The route finishes at 1213 4 Street SW in Beltline, so visitors can avoid downtown parking charges by combining the station journey with the walk.
Alberta Health Services describes the hospital as being on a major bus route (Alberta Health Services). Erlton/Stampede station is the station-based option listed for this location, while the hospital's central Beltline position places the final approach on foot.
* 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 Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre?
Patient paid parking is available in the underground facility 24 hours a day, with payment at a kiosk or on departure. Underground parking can cost up to $26 a day. Street parking in the downtown core is limited to two hours, while Parksy lists a monthly outdoor space 90 metres away for $330.30 a month.
How Much Does Parking at Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre Cost?
Underground parking at Chumir can cost up to $26 a day, with payment on departure from the facility. Patient paid parking is available 24 hours a day, and payment is made at a kiosk. Street parking in the downtown core is limited to two hours.
Is There Monthly Parking Near Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre?
Parksy lists a monthly outdoor lot space 90 metres away for $330.30 a month. Other monthly options include $360 a month and $300.50 a month at 140 metres, plus $250 a month at 250 metres. These spaces may suit regular visitors or staff working repeated shifts.
Can I Use Street Parking Near Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre?
Street parking around 4 Street SW and Beltline is limited to two hours. A driver using a legal curb space needs to allow time to return before the posted limit expires. This restriction makes a two-hour street space unsuitable for an extended treatment visit or emergency.
What Is the Best Parking Option for a Quick Visit to Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre?
For a passenger who needs to get inside quickly, plan the approach using 1213 4 Street SW and keep the vehicle moving to the underground facility or a legal signed stopping point. The facility listing identifies a parking map, which can help match the approach to the building entrance.
Can I Take Transit to Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre From Erlton/Stampede?
Erlton/Stampede station is 1.4 kilometres from the hospital, an 18-minute walk. The route finishes at 1213 4 Street SW in Beltline, allowing visitors to combine the station journey with the walk. Alberta Health Services describes the hospital as being on a major bus route.
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