Parking Near Sault College, Golden Triangle
What Are the Best Parking Options for Sault College?
Campus parking is paid year round, with an annual permit at $290.41, a semester pass at $146.90 and a monthly pass at $50.85 per month. Paid parking becomes free after 6:00 pm Monday to Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday. Nearby options include covered parking at $2.25 an hour, 120 m or 130 m away.
- Address
- 2340 Dundas Street West
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking in Toronto's Roncesvalles, 90 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Dundas West, 80 m (2 min walk)
Parking Near Golden Triangle
A college campus building Photo: Pexels / Quang Vuong
Parking at Sault College in High Park North
Paid parking operates year round on the campus (saultcollege.ca). Students and full- and part-time college employees must purchase a permit or pay on exit at the daily lot (saultcollege.ca). The college’s parking pass page lists an annual permit from September 1 to August 31 at $290.41, a semester pass at $146.90 and a monthly pass at $50.85 per month (saultcollege.ca).
The campus map identifies a daily parking area, a metered visitor lot and separate student, staff and residence parking areas (saultcollege.ca). Visitor parking is therefore most clearly suited to short stays, while permits serve regular student and staff use. Paid parking becomes free after 6:00 pm from Monday to Friday and all day on Saturday and Sunday (saultcollege.ca).
Parksy Parking Near the Dundas Street West Campus
The closest priced Parksy option is an outdoor space in Roncesvalles, a few steps away at 90 m, costing $15.99 an hour. Its position suits a visitor who needs a very short walk, while the hourly price is less practical for a full study or workday.
At 2376 Dundas Street West, two covered spaces are 120 m away: one costs $2.25 an hour and the other $10.99 an hour. Two covered garage spaces are 130 m away at $2.25 an hour, making those lower-priced options better suited to students or staff parking for several hours. A secure monthly space in Lakeshore is 280 m away and costs $100 a month, which is the strongest fit for a regular commuter.
Busy Parking Periods Around Sault College
Campus parking is likely to be most constrained during teaching periods because students and employees use the designated areas, while visitor spaces also serve short campus visits. The campus map separates daily parking, metered visitor parking, student and staff parking, and residence parking (saultcollege.ca).
Fire routes are controlled areas on the campus (saultcollege.ca), and vehicles must park in designated areas (saultcollege.ca). The college’s free evening and weekend arrangement applies after 6:00 pm Monday to Friday and throughout Saturday and Sunday (saultcollege.ca).
Other Parking Near 2340 Dundas Street West
The campus parking areas are separate from the nearby Parksy spaces at 2376 Dundas Street West and the Roncesvalles option. The two covered spaces at 2376 Dundas Street West are 120 m from the campus, while the two covered garage spaces are 130 m away. Hourly prices at these locations are $2.25, $10.99, $2.25 and $2.25 respectively.
The Lakeshore monthly space is 280 m away and costs $100 a month. The Roncesvalles outdoor space is 90 m away and costs $15.99 an hour. These options provide alternatives to campus permits or the campus daily lot, with the lower hourly spaces better suited to longer visits and the monthly option aimed at regular parking.
Dundas West Station and Walking Access to Sault College
Dundas West is the nearest station to the campus, at 80 m or a 2-minute walk. The station provides a practical arrival point for students, staff and visitors who prefer to leave the car outside the immediate campus area.
The college address is 2340 Dundas Street West in High Park North, near Golden Triangle. The short walk from Dundas West makes rail useful for days when campus parking is busy, including open days and other events, while the nearby Parksy spaces provide car access for drivers who need to carry equipment or travel directly to campus.
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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
What Are the Best Parking Options for Sault College?
Campus parking is paid year round, with an annual permit at $290.41, a semester pass at $146.90 and a monthly pass at $50.85 per month. Paid parking becomes free after 6:00 pm Monday to Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday. Nearby options include covered parking at $2.25 an hour, 120 m or 130 m away.
How Much Does Parking at Sault College Cost?
The parking pass page lists an annual permit from September 1 to August 31 at $290.41, a semester pass at $146.90 and a monthly pass at $50.85 per month. Students and full- and part-time college employees must purchase a permit or pay on exit at the daily lot.
When Is Campus Parking Free?
Paid parking becomes free after 6:00 pm from Monday to Friday and all day on Saturday and Sunday. This arrangement applies to campus parking, while vehicles must still park in designated areas. Fire routes are controlled areas on the campus.
Where Can Visitors Park Near Sault College?
The campus map identifies a daily parking area and a metered visitor lot, alongside separate student, staff and residence parking areas. Visitor parking is most clearly suited to short stays. Nearby, a covered space at 2376 Dundas Street West is 120 m away and costs $2.25 an hour.
What Are the Cheapest Nearby Parking Options?
Two covered garage spaces are 130 m away at $2.25 an hour, and a covered space at 2376 Dundas Street West is 120 m away at $2.25 an hour. These lower-priced options are better suited to students or staff parking for several hours. A monthly space costs $100 a month and is 280 m away.
Can I Take Public Transit to Sault College?
Dundas West is the nearest station, at 80 m or a 2-minute walk. It provides a practical arrival point for students, staff and visitors who prefer to leave the car outside the immediate campus area. The short walk makes rail useful when campus parking is busy, including open days and other events.
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