Parking Near Adelaide Parklands Terminal, Keswick
Where Can I Park for Adelaide Parklands Terminal?
Adelaide Parklands Terminal is at LOT 13 Richmond Road, Mile End South SA 5035, near Keswick. The site had capacity for 200 cars, although that does not guarantee a vacant bay. Parksy lists secure indoor Keswick spaces 450 metres away for $250 a month or $210 a month, plus a secure outdoor Adelaide lot 720 metres away for $6 a day.
- Address
- LOT 13 Richmond Road, Mile End South SA 5035
- Closest listed space
- Secure Indoor Lot Parking in Keswick Terminal, SA, 450 m (6 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Keswick railway station, 470 m (6 min walk)
Parking Near Keswick
Adelaide Parklands Terminal in Keswick, with a nearby private parking space helping travellers enjoy a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Adelaide Parklands Terminal in Mile End South
Adelaide Parklands Terminal is at LOT 13 Richmond Road, Mile End South SA 5035, near Keswick. The terminal site provided parking for 200 cars, four buses and up to 20 taxis when the facility opened (railtram.com.au).
The terminal’s published guest-information hours vary by day: Monday 11:30am–5:00pm, Tuesday closed, Wednesday 8:00am–12:30pm from 8 April 2026, and Thursday 6:00am–6:00pm (journeybeyondrail.com.au). Richmond Road is the access street shown for the terminal (Waze). The listed parking capacity covers cars, buses and taxis separately, so arriving by car is different from using the bus or taxi areas.
Street Parking Around Richmond Road
Richmond Road is the road identified for Adelaide Parklands Terminal access (Waze). Drivers using kerbside spaces around the terminal should treat the marked signs and road markings as the controlling information for stopping, parking and loading. The terminal is in Mile End South, near Keswick, where the road environment also serves buses, taxis and long-distance rail passengers.
The terminal site historically accommodated four buses and up to 20 taxis alongside its car parking (railtram.com.au). A kerbside space is not a substitute for a signed taxi or bus position, and parking across an access point can obstruct terminal operations.
Planning a Commuter Stay at the Terminal
The terminal had capacity for 200 cars (railtram.com.au), but the figure describes the facility rather than guaranteeing a vacant bay at every departure. Journey Beyond publishes different opening times by weekday, including a Tuesday closure and a Thursday opening from 6:00am (journeybeyondrail.com.au). Those hours are useful when planning a very early or midweek trip, especially if you need assistance at the terminal before boarding.
Parking at the terminal is particularly suited to passengers leaving a vehicle for the length of a rail journey, rather than people seeking a short CBD errand. The site also provided space for four buses and up to 20 taxis (railtram.com.au), so passenger pick-up and drop-off activity can be concentrated around service times.
Parksy Parking Near Adelaide Parklands Terminal
Parksy lists two secure indoor lot spaces in the Keswick area, both 450 metres from the station. One costs $250 a month and the other costs $210 a month, making them suited to commuters wanting covered parking close to the terminal over a longer period.
A secure outdoor lot in Adelaide is 720 metres away and costs $6 a day, while an outside space at 22 Vinrace Street is 840 metres away and costs $13 a day. Wayville options include a private space 910 metres away at $3 an hour and an outdoor lot 930 metres away at $98.99 a month.
Rail and Airport Connections From Mile End South
Keswick railway station is the nearest station, 470 metres away, or a six-minute walk. Mile End railway station is about a 17-minute walk. These stations provide alternatives for passengers who can leave a car farther from the terminal or connect by local transport before continuing their journey.
Adelaide Airport’s P3 Long Term Car Park is another park-and-ride alternative, with a seven-to-10-minute walk to the airport terminal and rates from $39 a day (adelaideairport.com.au). It is designed for airport passengers rather than rail travellers, so the terminal’s Richmond Road location remains the direct destination for Journey Beyond departures. The terminal’s provision for four buses and up to 20 taxis also supports transfers without driving all the way to the platform area (railtram.com.au).
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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 Adelaide Parklands Terminal?
Adelaide Parklands Terminal is at LOT 13 Richmond Road, Mile End South SA 5035, near Keswick. The site had capacity for 200 cars, although that does not guarantee a vacant bay. Parksy lists secure indoor Keswick spaces 450 metres away for $250 a month or $210 a month, plus a secure outdoor Adelaide lot 720 metres away for $6 a day.
How Much Parking Capacity Does the Terminal Have?
The terminal site provided parking for 200 cars, four buses and up to 20 taxis when the facility opened. These figures describe separate areas, so car parking is different from the bus and taxi positions. The 200-car figure describes the facility and does not guarantee a vacant bay at every departure.
What Are the Terminal Opening Hours?
Published guest-information hours vary by day: Monday 11:30am–5:00pm, Tuesday closed, Wednesday 8:00am–12:30pm from 8 April 2026, and Thursday 6:00am–6:00pm. These hours are useful when planning a very early or midweek trip, particularly if you need assistance before boarding.
What Should I Know About Street Parking on Richmond Road?
Richmond Road is the access street identified for the terminal. Drivers using kerbside spaces should treat marked signs and road markings as controlling information for stopping, parking and loading. A kerbside space is not a substitute for a signed taxi or bus position, and parking across an access point can obstruct terminal operations.
What Nearby Parksy Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists two secure indoor lot spaces in Keswick, both 450 metres from the station, costing $250 a month and $210 a month. A secure outdoor Adelaide lot is 720 metres away at $6 a day. Other listed options include $13 a day at 840 metres and $3 an hour in Wayville at 910 metres.
Which Stations and Airport Parking Alternatives Are Nearby?
Keswick railway station is 470 metres away, or a six-minute walk, while Mile End railway station is about a 17-minute walk. Adelaide Airport’s P3 Long Term Car Park has a seven-to-10-minute walk to the airport terminal and rates from $39 a day, but it is designed for airport passengers.
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