Parking Near University of Toronto, Alexandra Park
Where Can I Park for University of Toronto?
Official day passes include Bahen Centre Garage at $25 Monday to Friday and $10 at weekends, OISE Garage at $16 Monday to Friday and $8 at weekends, and Graduate House Garage at $22 Monday to Friday. Nearby Parksy spaces start at $3 an hour, with the closest 250 m away at $4 an hour.
- Address
- 15 King's College Circle
- Closest listed space
- Secure Underground Parking Space in Downtown Toronto, 250 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Museum, 470 m (6 min walk)
Parking Near Alexandra Park
A university campus building Photo: Pexels / Matthis Volquardsen
University of Toronto Campus Parking
Parking on the St. George campus is managed through University of Toronto Transportation Services, which offers permits for several locations, including St. George garage, OISE and Myhal Centre (transportation.utoronto.ca). Day passes are intended for occasional parking on St. George campus (transportation.utoronto.ca), making them a practical option for visitors or staff who do not need a longer permit.
Official day-pass locations include Bahen Centre Garage, OISE Garage and Graduate House Garage. Bahen Centre Garage is listed at $25 Monday to Friday and $10 at weekends, while OISE Garage is $16 Monday to Friday and $8 at weekends (transportation.utoronto.ca). Graduate House Garage is $22 Monday to Friday (transportation.utoronto.ca). Landmark Garage is beneath King’s College Circle and is advertised at $20 per day with complimentary EV charging for a limited time (transportation.utoronto.ca).
Other Car Parks Near the Downtown Campus
Drivers looking beyond the campus-operated facilities can use the St. George Campus parking location at 107 St George Street. Precise ParkLink lists an evening maximum of $10 for parking from 4:00 PM to 6:00 AM, with the rate applying Monday to Friday (torontoparking.preciseparklink.com). Its location near the St. George buildings can suit an evening lecture, appointment or campus event.
For a short visit, the official day-pass options are the clearly published alternatives, with weekend pricing at Bahen Centre Garage and OISE Garage (transportation.utoronto.ca).
The Busiest Times for University of Toronto Parking
Parking demand is likely to be strongest during the academic term, when students, staff and visitors converge on the St. George campus. Student permits cover locations including St. George garage, OISE and Myhal Centre (transportation.utoronto.ca), while day passes are available for occasional parking (transportation.utoronto.ca).
Campus events and open days can add visitor traffic to the surrounding Downtown streets, particularly around King’s College Circle and the St. George buildings. Landmark Garage sits beneath King’s College Circle (transportation.utoronto.ca), while the campus parking page lists official garages and day-pass arrangements (transportation.utoronto.ca).
Nearby Parksy Spaces for Campus Visits
The closest Parksy option is a secure underground parking space in Downtown, 250 m from the campus, priced at $4 an hour. It is well suited to students with a short class, staff attending a meeting or visitors making a brief appointment. A garage at MaRS Phase 2 is 310 m away and costs $6.99 an hour, offering another nearby choice for staff and visitors.
At 50 bpNichol Lane, a space is 390 m away at $6.99 an hour, while a secure 24/7 parking lot is 420 m away at $4 an hour. Bloor Annex parking is 430 m away and costs $5.24 an hour. The space at 630 Spadina Avenue is 460 m away and costs $3 an hour, making it the lowest-priced option in this group for students or visitors willing to walk farther.
Rail and Walking Access to the Campus
Museum is the nearest station to the campus, 470 m away and a 6-minute walk from 15 King’s College Circle. The station provides a straightforward alternative for students, staff and visitors who prefer to avoid driving into Downtown.
The campus is in Downtown, near Alexandra Park, and the centre of Alexandra Park is 470 m away. The Museum walk is shorter than the distance from the park centre, making rail the more direct named access point in the local information. Drivers using one of the nearby Parksy spaces can combine parking with a walk to the university buildings.
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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 University of Toronto?
Official day passes include Bahen Centre Garage at $25 Monday to Friday and $10 at weekends, OISE Garage at $16 Monday to Friday and $8 at weekends, and Graduate House Garage at $22 Monday to Friday. Nearby Parksy spaces start at $3 an hour, with the closest 250 m away at $4 an hour.
What Are the Official Day-Pass Parking Prices?
Bahen Centre Garage is listed at $25 Monday to Friday and $10 at weekends. OISE Garage is $16 Monday to Friday and $8 at weekends. Graduate House Garage is $22 Monday to Friday. Day passes are intended for occasional parking on St. George campus, making them practical for visitors or staff without a longer permit.
Is There Evening Parking Near the Downtown Campus?
The St. George Campus parking location at 107 St George Street has an evening maximum of $10 for parking from 4:00 PM to 6:00 AM, Monday to Friday. Its location near the St. George buildings can suit an evening lecture, appointment or campus event.
Which Nearby Parksy Space Is Closest?
The closest Parksy option is a secure underground parking space in Downtown, 250 m from the campus, priced at $4 an hour. A garage at MaRS Phase 2 is 310 m away and costs $6.99 an hour. At 50 bpNichol Lane, parking is 390 m away at $6.99 an hour.
What Is the Lowest-Priced Nearby Parksy Option?
The space at 630 Spadina Avenue is 460 m away and costs $3 an hour, making it the lowest-priced option in this group for students or visitors willing to walk farther. Other nearby choices include a secure 24/7 parking lot 420 m away at $4 an hour and Bloor Annex parking 430 m away at $5.24 an hour.
Can I Reach Campus by Rail Instead of Driving?
Museum is the nearest station, 470 m away and a 6-minute walk from 15 King’s College Circle. It provides a straightforward alternative for students, staff and visitors who prefer to avoid driving into Downtown. Drivers using one of the nearby Parksy spaces can combine parking with a walk to the university buildings.
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