Parking Near Hurlstone Park Metro Station, Dulwich Hill
Where Can I Park for Hurlstone Park Metro Station?
The closest priced Parksy option is a private parking space in Hurlstone Park, 690 metres away, at $110 a month. Transport for NSW says commuter parking can provide up to 18 hours of free parking each day when you complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use it when exiting. Floss Street provides kiss and ride and taxi parking.
- Address
- 111 Duntroon Street, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking Space in Hurlstone Park, 690 m (9 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Dulwich Hill, 840 m (11 min walk)
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A metro station platform Photo: Pexels / Platon Matakaev
Parking at Hurlstone Park Metro Station on Duntroon Street
Hurlstone Park Metro Station is at 111 Duntroon Street, Hurlstone Park NSW 2193, near Dulwich Hill. The station precinct plan identifies a new accessible parking space on Duntroon Street, along with new kiss and ride and taxi parking on Floss Street (sydneymetro.info).
Transport for NSW says commuter parking can provide up to 18 hours of free parking each day when you complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use that Opal card when exiting the car park (transportnsw.info). The published station material also records 120 bike parking spaces at Sydenham Station, including 90 secure spaces, which is useful for commuters combining cycling with the M1 Metro route between Sydenham and Tallawong (transportnsw.info).
Parksy Spaces Near the Hurlstone Park Station Precinct
The closest priced Parksy listing is a private parking space in Hurlstone Park, 690 metres away, offered at $110 a month. It suits a regular commuter who wants a reserved space within the local area rather than relying on a public bay.
Further options include a private space in Dulwich Hill, 1.2 kilometres away, at $200 a month, and a public parking space in Dulwich Hill, 1.3 kilometres away, at $80 a week. A secure garage in Ashfield is 1.4 kilometres away at $400 a month, while a secure private space in Canterbury is 1.4 kilometres away at $7.15 a day. A secure public space in Marrickville is 1.5 kilometres away at $360 a week, giving drivers daily, weekly and monthly choices across the nearby suburbs.
Commuter Parking Choices for Weekday Travel
A monthly booking is available in Hurlstone Park at $110 a month, making the closest Parksy space particularly suited to someone travelling on a repeated weekday schedule. Monthly alternatives are listed in Dulwich Hill at $200 a month and Ashfield at $400 a month, while the Canterbury space is offered at $7.15 a day.
Weekly options include the Dulwich Hill public space at $80 a week and the Marrickville public space at $360 a week. Transport for NSW links free commuter parking to completing a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and using that card to exit the car park, with parking of up to 18 hours each day under that arrangement (transportnsw.info). The station plan also provides for kiss and ride and taxi parking on Floss Street, which is intended for short passenger drop-offs rather than a full-day commute (sydneymetro.info).
Street Parking Around Duntroon and Floss Streets
The station precinct plan identifies an accessible parking space on Duntroon Street and new kiss and ride and taxi parking on Floss Street (sydneymetro.info). These locations serve different purposes, so a driver looking to leave a car for a train journey should distinguish the accessible space from the passenger pick-up area.
Transport for NSW’s commuter parking guidance sets out a public transport-linked arrangement of up to 18 hours free parking each day when an accepted Opal card is used for the journey and again at the exit (transportnsw.info). The station material also directs attention to Floss Street for kiss and ride and taxi activity, making that street more suitable for quick set-downs and collections than for extended parking (sydneymetro.info).
Walking and Public Transport Alternatives Near Hurlstone Park
Dulwich Hill is the nearest listed station, about 840 metres away, or an 11-minute walk. Canterbury railway station is another nearby connection at about a 16-minute walk. These alternatives can help when a driver finds the immediate station area unsuitable for a longer stay.
The M1 Metro operates between Sydenham and Tallawong via the station network (transportnsw.info). For drivers combining a car trip with cycling, Transport for NSW’s travel guide records 120 bike parking spaces at Sydenham Station, including 90 secure spaces (transportnsw.info). Parksy also lists spaces in Hurlstone Park, Dulwich Hill, Ashfield, Canterbury and Marrickville, allowing commuters to choose a parking location based on distance, booking period and the station connection they plan to use.
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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 Hurlstone Park Metro Station?
The closest priced Parksy option is a private parking space in Hurlstone Park, 690 metres away, at $110 a month. Transport for NSW says commuter parking can provide up to 18 hours of free parking each day when you complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use it when exiting. Floss Street provides kiss and ride and taxi parking.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option Near Hurlstone Park Metro Station?
The closest priced Parksy listing is a private parking space in Hurlstone Park, 690 metres away, offered at $110 a month. It suits a regular commuter wanting a reserved space within the local area rather than relying on a public bay. The booking is monthly, making it suited to repeated weekday travel.
Can Commuter Parking Be Free Near Hurlstone Park Metro Station?
Transport for NSW says commuter parking can provide up to 18 hours of free parking each day when you complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use that Opal card when exiting the car park. The arrangement is linked to completing the public transport journey and using the card again at exit.
What Parking Is Planned on Duntroon and Floss Streets?
The station precinct plan identifies a new accessible parking space on Duntroon Street, along with new kiss and ride and taxi parking on Floss Street. These serve different purposes: the accessible space is distinct from the passenger pick-up area, while Floss Street is intended for quick set-downs and collections rather than extended parking.
What Are the Other Priced Parking Options Nearby?
Further priced options include a private space in Dulwich Hill, 1.2 kilometres away, at $200 a month, and a public space there, 1.3 kilometres away, at $80 a week. Ashfield is 1.4 kilometres away at $400 a month, Canterbury is 1.4 kilometres away at $7.15 a day, and Marrickville is 1.5 kilometres away at $360 a week.
What Nearby Station Connections Can I Use Instead?
Dulwich Hill is the nearest listed station, about 840 metres away, or an 11-minute walk. Canterbury railway station is another nearby connection at about a 16-minute walk. The M1 Metro operates between Sydenham and Tallawong via the station network, while Parksy lists spaces across nearby suburbs for different distances and booking periods.
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