Parking Near Distillery District, Port Lands
Where Can I Park for Distillery District?
Drivers can use underground Green P #283 at 100 Cooperage Street or covered Green P #285 at 40 Rolling Mills Road. The closest priced Parksy option is 60 m away at Mill Street Brewpub for $6.99 an hour. Other nearby priced spaces range from $3 an hour to $11.49 an hour, at distances of 140 m to 230 m.
- Address
- 7 Tank House Lane
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Outdoor Parking at Mill Street Brewpub, Distillery, 60 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Don railway station, 890 m (12 min walk)
Parking Near Port Lands
Distillery District, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the Distillery District on Tank House Lane
The Distillery District is at 7 Tank House Lane in Spadina—Fort York, near Port Lands. The attraction’s official FAQ directs drivers to underground parking at 100 Cooperage Street, identified as Green P #283, and a covered surface lot at 40 Rolling Mills Road, identified as Green P #285 (thedistillerydistrict.com).
The official information gives drivers two named Green P facilities serving the site, including an underground option and a covered surface option (thedistillerydistrict.com). The nearest clearly identified Parksy space is a few steps away from the attraction, while the Green P locations provide alternatives around the surrounding streets.
Parksy Parking Within 230 Metres of the Distillery
Parksy lists an outdoor space at Mill Street Brewpub, 60 m from the Distillery, at $6.99 an hour. This is the closest priced option in the local listings and suits drivers who want to leave the car close to the Tank House Lane entrance.
Several further options are 140 m to 230 m away. An underground downtown Toronto space is 140 m away at $4 an hour. At 230 m, Parksy lists a Toronto lot at $3 an hour, two spaces at 33 Parliament Street priced at $3 an hour and $11.49 an hour, and a Distillery District parking garage at $11.49 an hour.
Busy Periods and Street Parking Around Spadina—Fort York
Drivers heading to the Distillery should allow for heavier demand during the daytime, when the nearby paid facilities operate their daytime rates. A private parking schedule lists early-bird parking from 5:00 AM to 8:00 AM and daytime parking from 8:00 AM to 5:00 AM (torontoparking.preciseparklink.com).
The same schedule lists an early-bird charge of $40, a per-30-minute charge of $4, and a 12-hour charge of $24 (torontoparking.preciseparklink.com). Street parking around the attraction is also subject to Toronto’s posted parking controls, so drivers should use signed spaces rather than treating surrounding curb space as unrestricted parking.
Green P Alternatives Near the Distillery District
The official visitor FAQ names the covered surface lot at 40 Rolling Mills Road as Green P #285 (thedistillerydistrict.com). This is a useful alternative for drivers who prefer a surface facility while visiting the shops, restaurants and galleries clustered around the site.
The same official source names underground parking at 100 Cooperage Street as Green P #283 (thedistillerydistrict.com). A Toronto parking listing also describes free parking for up to 3 hours near the attraction (spotangels.com), giving short-stay visitors another possibility where the posted conditions allow it.
Walking From Don Railway Station to the Distillery
Don railway station is the nearest station to the Distillery, 890 m away and a 12-minute walk. The station provides a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Spadina—Fort York during busy periods.
The attraction is also 930 m from the Port Lands centre. Drivers can combine parking farther from the entrance with a walk, while station users have a clearly measured route to the site from Don railway station.
Sources
* 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 Distillery District?
Drivers can use underground Green P #283 at 100 Cooperage Street or covered Green P #285 at 40 Rolling Mills Road. The closest priced Parksy option is 60 m away at Mill Street Brewpub for $6.99 an hour. Other nearby priced spaces range from $3 an hour to $11.49 an hour, at distances of 140 m to 230 m.
What Are the Official Parking Facilities for Distillery District?
The official visitor FAQ directs drivers to underground parking at 100 Cooperage Street, identified as Green P #283, and a covered surface lot at 40 Rolling Mills Road, identified as Green P #285. These are two named Green P facilities serving the site, with one underground option and one covered surface option.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option?
Parksy lists an outdoor space at Mill Street Brewpub, 60 m from the Distillery, at $6.99 an hour. It is the closest priced option in the local listings and suits drivers who want to leave the car close to the Tank House Lane entrance.
How Much Do Nearby Parking Spaces Cost?
Nearby priced Parksy spaces range from $3 an hour to $11.49 an hour. An underground downtown Toronto space is 140 m away at $4 an hour. At 230 m, a Toronto lot and one space at 33 Parliament Street are priced at $3 an hour, while another 33 Parliament Street space and a parking garage are $11.49 an hour.
What Are the Parking Rates During Busy Periods?
A private parking schedule lists early-bird parking from 5:00 AM to 8:00 AM and daytime parking from 8:00 AM to 5:00 AM. It lists an early-bird charge of $40, a per-30-minute charge of $4, and a 12-hour charge of $24. Street parking is subject to Toronto’s posted parking controls.
Can I Walk From Don Railway Station to the Attraction?
Don railway station is the nearest station, 890 m away and a 12-minute walk. It provides a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Spadina—Fort York during busy periods. The attraction is also 930 m from the Port Lands centre, so drivers can park farther away and walk.
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