Parking Near Mortdale Railway Station, Hurstville
Where Can I Park for Mortdale Railway Station?
Eligible commuters can park free for up to 18 hours each day when they complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use the same Opal card when exiting. The station has a commuter car park with card payment. Parksy alternatives include a secure Hurstville Grove space 1.4 kilometres away at $2 an hour.
- Address
- 29 Cook Street, Mortdale NSW 2223
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking in Hurstville Grove - 24/7 Access, 1.4 km (18 min walk)
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Mortdale railway station with a nearby pre-booked private parking space, helping drivers take a five-minute walk instead of circling for a spot. Photo: Pexels / Cesar G
Commuter Parking Before the Morning Peak
Transport for NSW allows up to 18 hours of free parking each day when a driver completes a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and uses that Opal card again when exiting the car park (transportnsw.info). This makes the facility suitable for a standard workday journey where the car remains parked while the commuter travels by train.
The official station listing identifies commuter parking and card payment, so an Opal card is central to using the free commuter arrangement (transportnsw.info). Drivers planning a longer stay should keep the 18-hour allowance in mind, because the published commuter benefit is described as a daily maximum rather than an unrestricted overnight arrangement.
Street Parking Around Morts Road and Pitt Street
Station access is also available from Pitt Street and Coleborne Avenue, with entrances from both streets (nswtrains.fandom.com).
Parking immediately around the station should be treated as controlled kerb space rather than an extension of the commuter car park. The published station information identifies the car park and its payment conditions, while the street approaches remain separate from that facility. Drivers using a kerbside space need to follow the restriction signs at the exact bay and avoid assuming that station access makes ordinary street parking unrestricted.
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists a secure private parking space in Hurstville Grove, 1.4 kilometres away, with 24/7 access at $2 an hour. A secure bike parking space in Mortdale, also 1.4 kilometres away, costs $123 a month and has CCTV monitoring, making it the most relevant listing for a rider rather than a car driver.
There is also public parking in Oatley, 1.4 kilometres away, priced at $10 a week, plus a private space in Hurstville, 1.5 kilometres away, at $10 a day. For shorter vehicle stays, a garage space in Hurstville is 1.7 kilometres away at $4 an hour, while another private space in Hurstville is 1.7 kilometres away at $4 a day. These listings suit drivers who prefer a booked private space or need an alternative to the station facility.
Rail and Bus Alternatives From Mortdale
The station sits between Pitt Street and Coleborne Avenue, with pedestrian access from both streets (nswtrains.fandom.com). That layout gives local walkers two approach sides and can make the platform entrances more convenient than driving around the station precinct.
For a driver who cannot use the station car park, the Parksy spaces in Hurstville Grove, Oatley and Hurstville provide nearby alternatives at distances between 1.4 and 1.7 kilometres. The official station listing records a commuter car park and wheelchair accessibility, while the Transport for NSW commuter parking policy supports up to 18 hours of free parking for an eligible public transport journey (transportnsw.info). A train journey from the station remains the central connection for commuters leaving a vehicle nearby.
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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 Mortdale Railway Station?
Eligible commuters can park free for up to 18 hours each day when they complete a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and use the same Opal card when exiting. The station has a commuter car park with card payment. Parksy alternatives include a secure Hurstville Grove space 1.4 kilometres away at $2 an hour.
How Long Is Free Commuter Parking Available?
Transport for NSW allows up to 18 hours of free parking each day when a driver completes a public transport journey with an accepted Opal card and uses that Opal card again when exiting the car park. The published commuter benefit is a daily maximum, so longer stays should be planned carefully.
Where Can I Access the Station on Foot?
Station access is available from Pitt Street and Coleborne Avenue, with entrances from both streets. The station sits between those streets, giving local walkers two approach sides. Pedestrian access can be more convenient than driving around the station precinct, depending on which side of the area you approach from.
What Parksy Parking Options Are Near the Station?
Parksy lists a secure private parking space in Hurstville Grove, 1.4 kilometres away, with 24/7 access at $2 an hour. Other vehicle options include public parking in Oatley, 1.4 kilometres away, at $10 a week, and a private Hurstville space, 1.5 kilometres away, at $10 a day.
Is There Bike Parking Near the Station?
A secure bike parking space in Mortdale is 1.4 kilometres away and costs $123 a month. It has CCTV monitoring, making it the most relevant Parksy listing for a rider rather than a car driver. Drivers can instead consider the listed private and public vehicle spaces in nearby Hurstville Grove, Oatley and Hurstville.
What Alternatives Are Available If the Station Car Park Is Unsuitable?
For shorter vehicle stays, a garage space in Hurstville is 1.7 kilometres away at $4 an hour, while another private space in Hurstville is 1.7 kilometres away at $4 a day. The Hurstville Grove, Oatley and Hurstville spaces provide nearby alternatives for drivers who prefer a booked private space.
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