Parking Near Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - College Street Site, Kensington Market
Where Can I Park for Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - College Street Site?
The hospital has underground parking from Ursula Franklin Street and College Street, with pay-and-display meters, a 1.7-metre height restriction and four accessible spaces. Parking is first-come, first-served. A nearby secure underground option is 50 metres away at $3.25 an hour, while covered parking at 231 College Street is 170 metres away at $3 an hour.
- Address
- 250 College Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Underground Parking in Downtown Toronto, 50 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Queen's Park, 750 m (10 min walk)
Parking Near Kensington Market
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / Jimmy Liao
Parking at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - College Street Site
The hospital has underground parking with pay-and-display meters, and the facility is identified as having a 1.7-metre height restriction (hospitalparking.preciseparklink.com). Four accessible spaces are listed for the underground garage (hospitalparking.preciseparklink.com), giving visitors with mobility needs a designated option close to the site.
Underground parking is available from both Ursula Franklin Street and College Street, with accessible entrances fitted with automatic doors (camh.ca). The hospital's accessibility information identifies parking as first-come, first-served (camh.ca), so arriving early is particularly practical when an accessible bay is essential.
Arriving for Appointments and Urgent Care on College Street
For an appointment at the hospital, use the underground entrances from Ursula Franklin Street or College Street rather than relying on a curbside space. The automatic doors at accessible entrances make those approaches more suitable for visitors using mobility aids (camh.ca).
This makes emergency transport a different journey from routine visiting, where a planned drop-off at the hospital followed by underground parking can avoid leaving the vehicle unattended on College Street.
Parksy Parking Within Walking Distance of the Hospital
The closest Parksy option is secure underground parking 50 metres from the hospital, priced at $3.25 an hour. It is a practical choice for a short appointment or for a driver who wants a fully enclosed space a few steps from 250 College Street.
Other nearby choices include secure garage parking 120 metres away at $6 an hour, covered parking near Spadina Avenue 150 metres away at $6 an hour, and covered parking at 231 College Street 170 metres away at $3 an hour. Secure garage parking 180 metres away costs $3 an hour, while a Huron Street space 200 metres away costs $8.24 an hour. The covered and garage spaces are better suited to longer appointments or shift workers who need to leave a vehicle for several hours.
Street Parking and Residential Rules Around 250 College Street
The hospital is at 250 College Street in Downtown, near Kensington Market. The immediate area combines a major hospital address with residential streets, so a space that appears open may still be controlled by signed parking, stopping or permit rules.
Drivers should use the hospital's underground access from College Street or Ursula Franklin Street when a visit requires dependable parking.
Reaching the Hospital by Subway and Bus
Queen's Park is the nearest station, 750 metres away, or a 10-minute walk to the hospital. The station provides the clearest rail approach for visitors who want to avoid driving into Downtown and the streets around College Street.
The hospital is 400 metres from the centre of Kensington Market, so visitors already in the nearby area can also walk rather than move a car for the final part of the journey.
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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 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - College Street Site?
The hospital has underground parking from Ursula Franklin Street and College Street, with pay-and-display meters, a 1.7-metre height restriction and four accessible spaces. Parking is first-come, first-served. A nearby secure underground option is 50 metres away at $3.25 an hour, while covered parking at 231 College Street is 170 metres away at $3 an hour.
What Are the Height and Accessibility Details for Hospital Parking?
The underground garage has a 1.7-metre height restriction and four accessible spaces. Accessible entrances have automatic doors, and parking is first-come, first-served. If an accessible bay is essential, arriving early is particularly practical.
Which Entrances Should I Use for an Appointment?
For an appointment, use the underground entrances from Ursula Franklin Street or College Street rather than relying on a curbside space. Accessible entrances have automatic doors, making those approaches more suitable for visitors using mobility aids. A planned drop-off followed by underground parking can avoid leaving a vehicle unattended on College Street.
What Nearby Parking Is Closest and How Much Does It Cost?
The closest Parksy option is secure underground parking 50 metres from the hospital at $3.25 an hour. Other choices include secure garage parking 120 metres away at $6 an hour, covered parking 150 metres away at $6 an hour, and covered parking at 231 College Street, 170 metres away at $3 an hour.
Can I Rely on Street Parking Around 250 College Street?
The immediate area combines a major hospital address with residential streets, so a space that appears open may still be controlled by signed parking, stopping or permit rules. Use the underground access from College Street or Ursula Franklin Street when dependable parking is required.
How Can I Reach the Hospital Without Driving?
Queen's Park is the nearest station, 750 metres away, or a 10-minute walk to the hospital. The station provides the clearest rail approach for visitors avoiding Downtown driving. The hospital is also 400 metres from the centre of Kensington Market, so nearby visitors can walk the final part.
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