Parking Near The King's University, King Edward Park
Where Can I Park for The King's University?
The King's University is at 9125 50 Street NW in South Industrial District. Students can use free parking in the east part of the back parking lot, with free parking also available on surrounding streets subject to local signs and restrictions. A secure 24/7 Parksy space 400 m away costs $64.73 a month.
- Address
- 9125 50 Street NW
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Parking in Edmonton - CE47 - 10923 - 101st, 400 m (5 min walk)
Parking Near King Edward Park
The King's University, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at The King's University Campus
The campus is in South Industrial District near King Edward Park at 9125 50 Street NW. Student parking is free in the east part of the back parking lot, with free parking also available on the surrounding streets (kingsu.ca). The university’s residence FAQ identifies the east student parking lot as the main free option for students.
Drivers needing an energized stall can rent one for $100, while a plug-in parking pass costs $150 per semester (kingsu.ca). These are the published paid options for power access, rather than general student parking.
Busy Parking Periods Around the Campus
Parking pressure is likely to be greatest during the academic term, when students and staff are using the east student parking lot and the surrounding streets. The university describes student parking as free in the east part of the back parking lot, making that area the first place to fill when campus activity is high (kingsu.ca).
Open days, conferences and other campus events can add visitors to normal student demand. The Child and Youth Health Research Conference information says event parking is free when the gates are open, although that notice is specific to conference attendees (childhealthresearch.ca). Street parking around the campus is also subject to local signs and restrictions, so an event-day arrival should not assume every surrounding space is available for unrestricted parking.
Other Car Parks Near The King's University
The wider South Industrial District and nearby Edmonton areas provide alternatives when campus parking is inconvenient, including commercial lots and parkades listed close to the university. A secure shuttle parking lot is 920 m away and costs $11.32 a day. A Don Wheaton YMCA parkade is 3.9 km away and costs $5.99 an hour.
Further options include an Edmonton lot 4.4 km away at $14.50 a day, a covered and energized stall near Whyte Avenue 4.6 km away at $100 a month, and monthly parking on Jasper Avenue 4.7 km away at $150 a month. These options suit different stays, with the daily lots fitting short visits and the monthly spaces better suited to regular commuters. The listed nearby alternatives are not campus car parks.
Parksy Spaces Near The King's University
The closest Parksy option is a secure 24/7 parking space in Edmonton, 400 m from campus, priced at $64.73 a month. Its proximity and monthly rate make it a practical choice for students or staff who want a regular alternative to the east student parking lot.
A secure shuttle parking lot is 920 m away at $11.32 a day, which suits visitors or occasional campus users. The Don Wheaton YMCA parkade is 3.9 km away at $5.99 an hour, while the Edmonton lot 4.4 km away costs $14.50 a day. For longer-term users, the covered and energized Whyte Avenue stall is 4.6 km away at $100 a month, and Jasper Avenue monthly parking is 4.7 km away at $150 a month.
Rail and Walking Access Near the Campus
The university address is 9125 50 Street NW, in South Industrial District near King Edward Park. King Edward Park centre is 2.5 km from the campus, providing a useful local reference for drivers combining parking with a walk through the surrounding area.
Drivers planning a rail-and-walk journey should therefore treat the listed parking distances as parking-to-campus distances rather than station access measurements.
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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 The King's University?
The King's University is at 9125 50 Street NW in South Industrial District. Students can use free parking in the east part of the back parking lot, with free parking also available on surrounding streets subject to local signs and restrictions. A secure 24/7 Parksy space 400 m away costs $64.73 a month.
Is Student Parking Free at The King's University?
Student parking is free in the east part of the back parking lot, which the university’s residence FAQ identifies as the main free option for students. Free parking is also available on surrounding streets, but street spaces are subject to local signs and restrictions. The east student parking lot is likely to fill first during busy campus periods.
How Much Does Powered Parking Cost at The King's University?
Drivers needing an energized stall can rent one for $100. A plug-in parking pass costs $150 per semester. These are published paid options for power access rather than general student parking, which is free in the east part of the back parking lot.
Where Is the Closest Parksy Parking Near The King's University?
The closest Parksy option is a secure 24/7 parking space in Edmonton, 400 m from campus, priced at $64.73 a month. It provides a regular alternative to the east student parking lot for students or staff. The listed distance is the parking-to-campus distance.
What Nearby Parking Alternatives Are Available?
A secure shuttle parking lot is 920 m away and costs $11.32 a day. Other alternatives include the Don Wheaton YMCA parkade at 3.9 km and $5.99 an hour, an Edmonton lot at 4.4 km and $14.50 a day, and monthly spaces at $100 a month near Whyte Avenue or $150 a month on Jasper Avenue.
When Is Parking Around the Campus Busiest?
Parking pressure is likely greatest during the academic term, when students and staff use the east student parking lot and surrounding streets. Open days, conferences and other campus events can add visitors. Conference parking is free when the gates are open for conference attendees, while surrounding street parking remains subject to local signs and restrictions.
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