Parking Near Saskatoon City Hospital, SK
Where Can I Park for Saskatoon City Hospital?
Visitor parking at Saskatoon City Hospital, 701 Queen Street, uses pay-by-plate with rates applying 24 hours a day. The Saskatchewan Health Authority lists $3 an hour, $18 for a daily pass, $50 for a 7-day pass and $120 for a 30-day pass. For longer stays, McDougall Parkade is 330 m away and costs $7 an hour.
- Address
- 701 Queen Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Indoor Parking at McDougall Parkade, Calgary, 330 m (5 min walk)
Parking Near Saskatoon
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / K
Saskatoon City Hospital Visitor Parking on Queen Street
Visitor parking at the hospital uses a pay-by-plate system, with rates applying 24 hours a day (erstat.ca). The Saskatchewan Health Authority lists visitor parking at $3 an hour, $18 for a daily pass, $50 for a 7-day pass and $120 for a 30-day pass (saskhealthauthority.ca). These options suit both a short appointment and a longer inpatient visit.
The hospital is at 701 Queen Street, giving drivers a clear destination when approaching the site. Parking inquiries can be directed to 1-877-334-0599 (saskhealthauthority.ca). The Saskatchewan Health Authority page lists Sunday hours of 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (saskhealthauthority.ca).
Parksy Spaces Near Saskatoon City Hospital
For a longer stay, the closest Parksy option is secure indoor parking at McDougall Parkade, 330 m away, priced at $7 an hour. A monthly space at 425 3rd Ave N is 420 m away and costs $200 a month, making it the clearest fit for regular appointments, extended visits or hospital shift work.
Other priced choices include secure 24/7 garage parking 610 m away at $5 an hour, a secure 24/7 lighted parking lot 660 m away at $27.50 an hour, and a secure garage space 720 m away at $5 an hour. Downtown Saskatoon garage parking is 780 m away and also costs $5 an hour. The monthly option is better suited to repeated stays, while the hourly spaces cover occasional visits.
Street Parking and Residential Rules Around the Hospital
Public pay parking in Saskatoon costs $2.50 an hour, with a minimum purchase of $0.25 for 6 minutes at a parking pay station or $0.50 for 12 minutes using the city’s other payment method (saskatoon.ca). This gives drivers a municipal alternative for shorter stops around the hospital.
The city’s pay parking system is separate from the hospital’s pay-by-plate arrangement, so the payment method and posted terms depend on where the vehicle is left. Use a marked public space or a Parksy booking for a planned longer visit.
Arriving at Saskatoon City Hospital by Car
Use 701 Queen Street as the destination when driving to the hospital. A temporary access change previously opened a section of road between 5th and 6th streets to allow access to the hospital parking lot, with restrictions expected to be lifted by 6 p.m. (Global News). This makes the approach especially important when road works or temporary controls are in place.
For a patient drop-off, keep the vehicle moving to the hospital entrance before parking, so the person being helped is not required to walk from a remote space. The emergency department entrance should be used for emergency care rather than general visiting, while planned appointments are better handled through the main hospital access and visitor parking arrangement.
Reaching Saskatoon City Hospital Without a Car
The hospital is 560 m from Saskatoon centre, so central visitors can make the final approach on foot instead of driving. This distance is short enough to pair a central arrival with a walk, particularly when a hospital parking space is not needed for the whole visit.
Bus routes named in the supplied local search information are not available for a reliable route list, so a specific bus number would risk directing visitors incorrectly. For a non-driving visit, use the hospital’s 701 Queen Street address when planning the final walking leg from central Saskatoon and allow time for the approach to the entrance.
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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 Saskatoon City Hospital?
Visitor parking at Saskatoon City Hospital, 701 Queen Street, uses pay-by-plate with rates applying 24 hours a day. The Saskatchewan Health Authority lists $3 an hour, $18 for a daily pass, $50 for a 7-day pass and $120 for a 30-day pass. For longer stays, McDougall Parkade is 330 m away and costs $7 an hour.
What Are the Visitor Parking Rates at Saskatoon City Hospital?
Visitor parking uses a pay-by-plate system, with rates applying 24 hours a day. The rates are $3 an hour, $18 for a daily pass, $50 for a 7-day pass and $120 for a 30-day pass. Parking inquiries can be directed to 1-877-334-0599. The Saskatchewan Health Authority page lists Sunday hours of 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.
What Is the Best Parking Option for a Longer Hospital Stay?
For a longer stay, a monthly space at 425 3rd Ave N is 420 m away and costs $200 a month. It is suited to regular appointments, extended visits or hospital shift work. McDougall Parkade is closer, at 330 m, and offers secure indoor parking for $7 an hour, making it useful when hourly parking is preferred.
Are There Cheaper Public Parking Options Near the Hospital?
Public pay parking in Saskatoon costs $2.50 an hour, with a minimum purchase of $0.25 for 6 minutes at a parking pay station or $0.50 for 12 minutes using the city’s other payment method. This system is separate from the hospital’s pay-by-plate arrangement, so payment methods and posted terms depend on where the vehicle is left.
Where Should I Drive and Drop Off a Patient?
Use 701 Queen Street as the destination when driving to Saskatoon City Hospital. For a patient drop-off, keep the vehicle moving to the hospital entrance before parking, so the person being helped is not required to walk from a remote space. The emergency department entrance is for emergency care, while planned appointments use the main hospital access and visitor parking arrangement.
Can I Walk to the Hospital Instead of Parking?
The hospital is 560 m from Saskatoon centre, so central visitors can make the final approach on foot. This can suit visitors who do not need a parking space for the whole visit. Use the 701 Queen Street address when planning the final walking leg from central Saskatoon and allow time for the approach to the entrance.
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