Parking Near Vancouver Maritime Museum, Kitsilano
Where Can I Park for Vancouver Maritime Museum?
Vancouver Maritime Museum has its own parking lot, reached by driving straight in from Ogden Avenue, beside the address at 1905 Ogden Avenue. Parksy also lists a secure monthly space 210 m away for $200 a month, plus a daily space 750 m away for $20 a day. Museum hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
- Address
- 1905 Ogden Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure St. Paul's Hospital Parking in Vancouver, BC, 870 m (11 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Arbutus station, 1.6 km (20 min walk)
Parking Near Kitsilano
Vancouver Maritime Museum, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking Off Ogden Avenue at Vancouver Maritime Museum
The site has its own parking lot, reached by driving straight in from Ogden Avenue (vanmaritime.com). This is the most direct option for visitors carrying equipment or planning a longer museum visit, since the entrance is on the same street as the address at 1905 Ogden Avenue.
The museum lists opening hours as Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (vanmaritime.com).
Parksy Spaces Around the Museum
Parksy lists a secure monthly space at 1992 McNicoll Ave, a 210 m walk from the site, for $200 a month. A daily space is 750 m away for $20 a day, while secure St. Paul’s Hospital parking is 870 m away at $4.75 an hour.
For longer stays, a secure covered monthly space is 1.0 km away for $200 a month. Two 1.1 km options are also listed: secure 24/7 gated parking at $27.50 an hour and secure underground parking with 24/7 access at $50 an hour.
Busy Days and Street Parking Around Ogden Avenue
Parking pressure can rise because the museum shares the Vanier Park area with the Museum of Vancouver and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre (vancouversbestplaces.com). A visit that includes more than one attraction is therefore more likely to keep a vehicle parked for an extended period.
Street parking is also available at the Museum of Vancouver, whose parking information says its lot is run by EasyPark and asks visitors to pay before entering the building (museumofvancouver.ca).
Walking From Arbutus Station to the Museum
Arbutus station is the nearest listed station, 1.6 km from the site and a 20 min walk. The route makes rail a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Kitsilano.
The museum is 1.0 km from Kitsilano centre. Visitors arriving from the centre can use the walk as another access option, while drivers can reserve the vehicle for the outward journey instead of searching immediately beside the waterfront.
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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 Vancouver Maritime Museum?
Vancouver Maritime Museum has its own parking lot, reached by driving straight in from Ogden Avenue, beside the address at 1905 Ogden Avenue. Parksy also lists a secure monthly space 210 m away for $200 a month, plus a daily space 750 m away for $20 a day. Museum hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Does Vancouver Maritime Museum Have Its Own Parking Lot?
Yes. The museum has its own parking lot, reached by driving straight in from Ogden Avenue. The entrance is on the same street as the address at 1905 Ogden Avenue, making it the most direct option for visitors carrying equipment or planning a longer museum visit.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Near Vancouver Maritime Museum?
Parksy lists a secure monthly space at 1992 McNicoll Ave, 210 m from the museum, for $200 a month. A daily space is 750 m away for $20 a day. Secure St. Paul’s Hospital parking is 870 m away and costs $4.75 an hour.
Is Parking Likely to Be Busy Around Ogden Avenue?
Parking pressure can rise because the museum shares the Vanier Park area with the Museum of Vancouver and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre. A visit including more than one attraction is more likely to keep a vehicle parked for an extended period. Street parking is also available at the Museum of Vancouver.
How Far Is Arbutus Station From Vancouver Maritime Museum?
Arbutus station is 1.6 km from the museum and a 20 min walk. Rail is a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Kitsilano. The museum is also 1.0 km from Kitsilano centre, providing another walking access option.
What Monthly Parking Options Are Available Near Vancouver Maritime Museum?
Parksy lists a secure monthly space 210 m away for $200 a month and a secure covered monthly space 1.0 km away for $200 a month. For shorter stays, a daily space is 750 m away for $20 a day, while other listed options are priced hourly.
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