Parking Near Rockland Centre, Mount Royal
Where Can I Park at Rockland Centre?
Rockland Centre offers free general parking, family spaces and 31 accessible spaces for people with reduced mobility. Reserved spaces are available near various entrances, and electric-vehicle charging stations are listed among the parking services. If on-site parking is busy, Parksy lists a driveway on Avenue Vivian 1.0 km away for $1 an hour.
- Address
- 2305 Rockland Ch
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking in Montreal, QC - Avenue Vivian, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Ville-de-Mont-Royal, 1.3 km (16 min walk)
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Rockland Centre, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the Rockland Centre Car Park
The centre’s parking information identifies general parking, family spaces and accessible parking, with 31 spaces for people with reduced mobility (centrerockland.com).
Reserved spaces are available near various entry points to the centre, so drivers with a reservation can use spaces close to the relevant entrance (centrerockland.com). The centre’s site also lists electric-vehicle charging stations among its parking services (centrerockland.com). The published parking pages identify free parking, but do not provide a paid rate schedule or operating hours.
Parksy Parking Near Rockland in Mont-Royal
Parksy lists a driveway space on Avenue Vivian, 1.0 km from the centre, at $1 an hour. It is the lowest-priced listed option and can suit a short visit when securing a space matters more than parking directly beside the shops.
At 1.3 km, a space at 7774 Avenue Champagneur costs $2.50 an hour, while a nearby lot costs $2.80 an hour. These spaces can beat the centre car park when a covered mall bay is busy or when a booked off-site space gives a more predictable arrival.
Two further listed spaces are 1.5 km away: one in Montreal’s Villeray area at $2.50 an hour and one affordable lot in Montreal at $2.50 an hour.
Other Named Parking Options Around Rockland
The centre’s official information identifies general parking as well as family parking and accessible parking within its own car park (centrerockland.com). Reserved spaces are positioned near various entry points, which gives shoppers another named parking category when proximity to an entrance is important (centrerockland.com).
Drivers using an electric vehicle can therefore plan around the charging facilities within the centre’s parking provision rather than treating every bay as an identical standard space.
The centre is described as having a vast, safe multi-level parking lot near the main entrances (centrerockland.com). That layout makes the on-site facility the clearest named alternative to the Parksy spaces for shoppers carrying purchases or needing direct access to the mall.
Busy Shopping Periods and Parking Rules at Rockland
Those designated categories are intended for the shoppers they serve, rather than as interchangeable general bays.
Reserved parking can be useful during busy shopping periods because the relevant entrance is identified in advance, while general parking remains available across the wider facility.
A truck struck the suspended ceiling inside the garage at around 9:30 a.m., causing part of the ceiling to collapse, according to Montreal police reporting (ctvnews.ca). The incident shows why drivers should follow any temporary directions displayed at the garage during unusual access or repair conditions.
Walking From Ville-de-Mont-Royal Station to Rockland
Ville-de-Mont-Royal is the nearest station to the centre, at 1.3 km and a 16-minute walk. The station provides a practical alternative for visitors who would rather leave the car outside the immediate shopping-centre area.
The centre is in Mont-Royal, near Mount Royal, at 2305 Rockland Ch. Drivers using a Parksy space farther from the mall can combine the parking stay with a walk toward the centre, while station users can follow the route from Ville-de-Mont-Royal for the final 16 minutes on foot.
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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 at Rockland Centre?
Rockland Centre offers free general parking, family spaces and 31 accessible spaces for people with reduced mobility. Reserved spaces are available near various entrances, and electric-vehicle charging stations are listed among the parking services. If on-site parking is busy, Parksy lists a driveway on Avenue Vivian 1.0 km away for $1 an hour.
Is Parking at Rockland Centre Free?
The published parking information identifies free parking at the centre. It does not provide a paid rate schedule or operating hours. General parking, family spaces and accessible parking are identified within the centre’s multi-level car park, which is near the main entrances.
How Many Accessible Parking Spaces Are There at Rockland Centre?
The centre has 31 spaces for people with reduced mobility. Reserved spaces are also available near various entry points, allowing drivers with a reservation to use spaces close to the relevant entrance. Family spaces are identified as another parking category within the centre’s car park.
Where Is the Cheapest Parksy Parking Near Rockland Centre?
Parksy lists a driveway space on Avenue Vivian, 1.0 km from the centre, at $1 an hour. It is the lowest-priced listed option. A space at 7774 Avenue Champagneur is 1.3 km away and costs $2.50 an hour, while another nearby lot costs $2.80 an hour.
Does Rockland Centre Have Electric-Vehicle Charging?
The centre’s parking services include electric-vehicle charging stations. Drivers using an electric vehicle can plan around these facilities within the centre’s parking provision, rather than treating every bay as an identical standard space.
Can I Walk From Ville-de-Mont-Royal Station to Rockland Centre?
Ville-de-Mont-Royal is the nearest station to the centre, at 1.3 km and a 16-minute walk. It provides an alternative for visitors who would rather leave the car outside the immediate shopping-centre area. The centre is at 2305 Rockland Ch. in Mont-Royal, near Mount Royal.
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