Parking Near Inglewood Towne Centre, St. Albert
Where Can I Park at Inglewood Towne Centre?
Inglewood Towne Centre is at 11 Bellerose Drive in St. Albert, with on-site visitor parking and approximately 200 parking stalls. Accessible parking is available near the main entrances. Drivers should approach from Bellerose Drive and check posted signs for time limits or designated parking areas when choosing a stall.
- Address
- 11 Bellerose Drive
- Closest listed space
- Secure & Convenient Parking in St. Albert, AB, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
Parking Near St. Albert
Shoppers inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Tony Wu
Parking at Inglewood Towne Centre on Bellerose Drive
Inglewood Towne Centre is at 11 Bellerose Drive in St. Albert, with frontage onto Bellerose Drive (redevgroup.com). On-site parking is available for visitors (Mallfinder.ca). The retail plaza offers easy access and parking according to a tenant location page (locations.reitmans.com).
The centre’s published property material identifies approximately 200 parking stalls at Inglewood Towne Centre (renx.ca). Drivers can approach from Bellerose Drive, the frontage road named in the property description (redevgroup.com). Mallfinder.ca identifies accessible parking near the main entrances, which is useful when carrying shopping or assisting passengers.
Busy Shopping Times and Parking Rules at ITC
Mallfinder.ca advises drivers to watch posted signs for time limits or designated parking areas at Inglewood Towne Centre. Those signs are the practical reference when choosing a stall, particularly for accessible bays and spaces close to entrances.
St. Albert’s neighbourhood information says St. Albert Centre has allowed part of its parking lot to be used by people accessing the bus exchange at the mall (stalbert.ca). Albert Centre rather than the parking area at ITC, so drivers should keep the two sites distinct when planning a stop.
Use the posted time-limit and designated-area signs for the conditions applying on arrival (Mallfinder.ca).
Named Parking Options Near Inglewood Towne Centre
St. Albert Centre is a named nearby parking location in St. Albert’s neighbourhood information. The City of St. Albert says part of the St. Albert Centre parking lot serves people accessing the bus exchange at the mall (stalbert.ca).
The centre itself has on-site parking and approximately 200 parking stalls, while St. Albert Centre provides a separate named option connected with bus-exchange access (Mallfinder.ca; renx.ca; stalbert.ca).
Parksy Spaces Near ITC for Longer or Lower-Cost Stays
A secure parking space in St. Albert is 1.0 km away and costs $2 an hour. It is the closest priced Parksy option shown, and can suit a driver who wants a separately booked space rather than relying on the centre’s on-site stalls.
A secure 24/7 private parking space in Edmonton is 7.1 km away at $40 a day. Monthly options include Edmonton parking on 16 Avenue NW, 8.0 km away at $60 a month, and secure 24/7 RV parking in Sturgeon County, 11.0 km away at $55 a month.
Lighted Edmonton lots are 8.2 km and 10.3 km away, each priced at $3 an hour. The 10.3 km option includes a disabled bay. The St. Albert hourly space is the natural Parksy alternative for a short visit, while the monthly listings make more sense for extended parking away from the centre.
Walking and Rail Access Around ITC
Inglewood Towne Centre is 1.3 km from St. Albert centre. The centre sits at 11 Bellerose Drive, and Bellerose Drive provides frontage to the retail plaza (redevgroup.com). These details make the site straightforward to identify when approaching by car or continuing on foot from central St. Albert.
St. Albert’s neighbourhood information refers to a bus exchange at St. Albert Centre and says part of that mall’s parking lot is used by people accessing the exchange (stalbert.ca). The cited local information is about bus access rather than a rail station, so the practical public-transport connection identified for this area is the bus exchange.
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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 at Inglewood Towne Centre?
Inglewood Towne Centre is at 11 Bellerose Drive in St. Albert, with on-site visitor parking and approximately 200 parking stalls. Accessible parking is available near the main entrances. Drivers should approach from Bellerose Drive and check posted signs for time limits or designated parking areas when choosing a stall.
How Many Parking Stalls Are at Inglewood Towne Centre?
The centre’s published property material identifies approximately 200 parking stalls. On-site parking is available for visitors, and the retail plaza offers easy access and parking. Drivers should still check posted signs on arrival for time limits or designated parking areas, particularly when selecting accessible bays or spaces close to entrances.
Are There Accessible Parking Spaces at Inglewood Towne Centre?
Mallfinder.ca identifies accessible parking near the main entrances. Drivers should watch posted signs for designated parking areas and use those signs as the practical reference when choosing a stall. The spaces near the entrances may be useful when carrying shopping or assisting passengers.
What Parking Signs Should Drivers Check at Inglewood Towne Centre?
Drivers should watch posted signs for time limits or designated parking areas. Those signs are the practical reference for the conditions applying on arrival, particularly for accessible bays and spaces close to entrances.
Is There a Parksy Parking Option Near Inglewood Towne Centre?
A secure parking space in St. Albert is 1.0 km away and costs $2 an hour. It is the closest priced Parksy option shown and can suit a driver wanting a separately booked space rather than relying on the centre’s on-site stalls. The option is suited to a short visit.
Is There Bus Access Near Inglewood Towne Centre?
St. Albert Centre has a bus exchange, and part of its parking lot is used by people accessing the exchange at the mall. St. Albert Centre is a separate named parking location from the centre. The practical public-transport connection identified for this area is the bus exchange, rather than a rail station.
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