Parking Near Mercy Hospice Auckland, Ponsonby
Where Can I Park for Mercy Hospice Auckland?
Onsite car parking is only available for patients and their visitors. The hospice suggests carpooling, being dropped off or using public transport. For longer stays, a secure commercial garage in Auckland 1010 is 380 metres away and priced at $0.83 an hour. Other priced options are 680 to 750 metres away, including Freemans Bay at $5 an hour.
- Address
- 61 College Hill
- Closest listed space
- Secure Commercial Garage Parking in Auckland 1010, 380 m (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Waitematā railway station, 1.8 km (23 min walk)
Parking Near Ponsonby
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / Jacky. T. R. Chou
Parking at Mercy Hospice Auckland on College Hill
Mercy Hospice Auckland is at 61 College Hill in Saint Marys Bay, near Ponsonby. Car parking onsite is only available for patients and their visitors, so the hospice specifically suggests carpooling, being dropped off or using public transport (mercyhospice.org.nz).
The hospice is centrally located and a few minutes’ drive from all the major motorway exits (mercyhospice.org.nz). The published visitor guidance does not provide an onsite tariff, concession scheme, opening hours, parking capacity, entrance detail or accessible-bay information, so visitors who qualify to park onsite should follow the hospice’s directions on arrival.
Parksy Spaces Close to the Hospice for Longer Stays
The closest listed option is a secure commercial garage in Auckland 1010, 380 metres from the hospital, priced at $0.83 an hour. Its garage format and low hourly price make it the strongest listed choice for a longer visit or a shift where keeping the car nearby matters.
Other priced spaces extend from 680 metres to 750 metres away. A parking space in Freemans Bay is 680 metres away at $5 an hour. Victoria Park Market Carpark is 740 metres away at $12 an hour. Spaces at 55 Gaunt Street and Captain Daldy Car Park are each 750 metres away at $8 an hour, while 115 Fanshawe Street is 750 metres away at $15 an hour. These options suit drivers willing to walk from the car park rather than rely on limited hospice grounds parking.
Street Parking and Residential Roads Near Saint Marys Bay
Mercy Hospice Auckland’s own guidance limits parking in its grounds to patients and visitors (mercyhospice.org.nz).
The local area includes residential side streets, and a local directory describes free time-limited parking in side streets around a Mercy Hospice shop (mounteden.co.nz). Drivers using public streets should follow the displayed time limits, restrictions, clearways and resident controls on the particular road, rather than assuming that a free space is unrestricted.
Arriving by Car for a Visit at 61 College Hill
For a patient or visitor, being dropped off is one of the options recommended by the hospice itself, alongside carpooling and public transport (mercyhospice.org.nz).
The hospice describes its central location as easy to access and says it is a few minutes’ drive from all the major motorway exits (mercyhospice.org.nz). The published contact and parking guidance does not give an emergency-department entrance, a separate emergency drop-off point, visiting peak periods or a site capacity. This is a hospice rather than an acute hospital emergency department, so visitors should use the address, 61 College Hill, when arranging a car journey.
Walking and Public Transport From Waitematā Station
Waitematā railway station is the nearest station, 1.8 kilometres from Mercy Hospice Auckland, with a 23-minute walk to the hospital. The route provides a practical alternative for visitors who do not qualify for onsite parking or prefer not to drive into Saint Marys Bay.
The hospice recommends public transport as one of its ways to reach the site (mercyhospice.org.nz). The hospital is 490 metres from Ponsonby centre, which can help visitors combine a local bus journey with a final walk near the hospice.
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 Mercy Hospice Auckland?
Onsite car parking is only available for patients and their visitors. The hospice suggests carpooling, being dropped off or using public transport. For longer stays, a secure commercial garage in Auckland 1010 is 380 metres away and priced at $0.83 an hour. Other priced options are 680 to 750 metres away, including Freemans Bay at $5 an hour.
Can Visitors Park Onsite at Mercy Hospice Auckland?
Car parking onsite is only available for patients and their visitors. The hospice specifically suggests carpooling, being dropped off or using public transport. Visitors who qualify to park onsite should follow the hospice’s directions on arrival, as the published guidance does not provide an onsite tariff, concession scheme, opening hours, capacity, entrance detail or accessible-bay information.
What Is the Closest Parking Option for a Longer Visit?
The closest listed option is a secure commercial garage in Auckland 1010, 380 metres from the hospital, priced at $0.83 an hour. Its garage format and low hourly price make it the strongest listed choice for a longer visit or a shift where keeping the car nearby matters.
Is There Free Street Parking Near the Hospice?
The local area includes residential side streets, and a local directory describes free time-limited parking in side streets around a Mercy Hospice shop. Drivers using public streets should follow the displayed time limits, restrictions, clearways and resident controls on the particular road, rather than assuming that a free space is unrestricted.
What Should I Use as the Driving Address?
Use 61 College Hill when arranging a car journey. Being dropped off is one of the options recommended by the hospice, alongside carpooling and public transport. The hospice describes its central location as easy to access and says it is a few minutes’ drive from all the major motorway exits.
How Far Is Waitematā Station From the Hospice?
Waitematā railway station is the nearest station, 1.8 kilometres from Mercy Hospice Auckland, with a 23-minute walk to the hospital. The hospice recommends public transport as one of its ways to reach the site. The hospital is 490 metres from Ponsonby centre, allowing a local bus journey followed by a final walk.
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