Parking Near Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, Regent Park
Where Can I Park for Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital?
Visitor parking is in the underground P1 parking area, accessed from St. Matthews Road, with the first 30 minutes free, then $5 per hour, capped at $20 per day. Nearby Parksy options include a secure gated lot 80 m away at $3 an hour and an underground space 130 m away at $4.50 an hour.
- Address
- 14 St. Matthews Road
- Closest listed space
- Secure Gated Parking Lot in Prime Toronto Location, 80 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Don railway station, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
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Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Hospital Parking on St. Matthews Road
The hospital’s visitor parking is in the P1 parking area, with access from St. Matthews Road (sinaihealth.ca). The first 30 minutes are free, then parking costs $5 per hour, capped at $20 per day (sinaihealth.ca).
Parking is underground, with the garage located off St. Matthews Road (vestibularhealth.janeapp.com). Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital is undertaking parking-ramp renewal work beginning August 17, 2026, so drivers should allow extra travel time when arriving by car (sinaihealth.ca).
Parksy Spaces Within 300 Metres of the Hospital
Parksy lists a secure gated parking lot 80 m from the hospital at $3 an hour. At the same distance, an affordable parking space at 1 Bridgepoint Drive costs $7.99 an hour. Both are close enough for a short walk, while the lower hourly rate is particularly useful for a longer visit or a shift that runs beyond a brief appointment.
A secure underground space 130 m away costs $4.50 an hour. Three further options are listed nearby: an O'Somae space 250 m away at $7.99 an hour, a Supreme Taste space in the M4M area 260 m away at $7.99 an hour, and a Completo space 300 m away at $7.99 an hour. The underground option offers a useful middle ground between proximity and cost for extended hospital visits.
Arriving for Appointments and Hospital Visits
For car access, the underground garage is off St. Matthews Road, and visitor parking is on P1 (vestibularhealth.janeapp.com; sinaihealth.ca). The hospital is at 14 St.
The hospital’s parking page gives visitor parking rates and location, but the cited official material does not provide a separate emergency-department entrance, drop-off bay or peak visiting period. Drivers attending a scheduled visit should therefore build in time for the ramp works rather than relying on a tight arrival.
Street Parking Around 14 St. Matthews Road
The hospital address is 14 St. Matthews Road, in Toronto—Danforth near Regent Park. The official parking information directs visitors to the P1 visitor area and identifies the underground garage off St. Matthews Road (sinaihealth.ca; vestibularhealth.janeapp.com), making the hospital garage the documented parking facility for visits.
A family health team directions page says that two to three parking spots are behind its building and accessible from Broadview on Bridgepoint Drive, with underground parking also available (bfht.ca). Those spaces relate to the Bridgepoint Drive building rather than a general residential parking supply.
Walking and Transit to the Hospital From Don Railway Station
Don railway station is the nearest station, 1.0 km from the hospital and a 13-minute walk. The station provides a practical car-free approach for visitors who can manage the walk, with the final destination at 14 St. Matthews Road in Toronto—Danforth near Regent Park.
No bus route is therefore included here. Visitors travelling by rail should allow the full 13-minute walk from Don railway station, while people transferring from other parts of Toronto should use the hospital’s St. Matthews Road address when planning the final leg.
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 Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital?
Visitor parking is in the underground P1 parking area, accessed from St. Matthews Road, with the first 30 minutes free, then $5 per hour, capped at $20 per day. Nearby Parksy options include a secure gated lot 80 m away at $3 an hour and an underground space 130 m away at $4.50 an hour.
Where Is Visitor Parking at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital?
Visitor parking is in the P1 parking area, with access from St. Matthews Road. The garage is underground and located off St. Matthews Road. The hospital is at 14 St. Matthews Road, in Toronto—Danforth near Regent Park. The official parking information identifies the hospital garage as the documented parking facility for visits.
How Much Does Hospital Parking Cost?
The first 30 minutes are free. The hospital’s visitor parking is in P1, accessed from St. Matthews Road. Drivers arriving by car should allow extra travel time because parking-ramp renewal work begins August 17, 2026.
What Nearby Parksy Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists a secure gated parking lot 80 m from the hospital at $3 an hour, an affordable space at 1 Bridgepoint Drive 80 m away at $7.99 an hour, and a secure underground space 130 m away at $4.50 an hour. Further options are 250 m, 260 m and 300 m away at $7.99 an hour.
Is There Parking Near 14 St. Matthews Road?
A family health team directions page says that two to three parking spots are behind its building, accessible from Broadview on Bridgepoint Drive, with underground parking also available. Those spaces relate to the Bridgepoint Drive building rather than a general residential parking supply. The documented hospital parking facility is the underground P1 garage off St. Matthews Road.
How Far Is Don Railway Station From the Hospital?
Don railway station is the nearest station, 1.0 km from the hospital and a 13-minute walk. It provides a practical car-free approach for visitors who can manage the walk. Visitors travelling by rail should allow the full 13-minute walk, with the final destination at 14 St. Matthews Road in Toronto—Danforth near Regent Park.
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