Parking Near Surrey Hills Train Station, Box Hill
Where Can I Park for Surrey Hills Train Station?
The southern car park off Windsor Crescent is closed, and the northern car park was scheduled to close from Monday 14 February, so station parking is not a dependable daily option. Parksy lists a secure private space in Surrey Hills, 1.4 km away, at $9 a day, plus monthly spaces in Box Hill from $100 a month to $200 a month.
- Address
- 1 Blackburn Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking Space in Boxhill, VIC - $200/month, 1.3 km (17 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Mont Albert, 750 m (10 min walk)
Parking Near Box Hill
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Surrey Hills Station Car Park Access From Windsor Crescent
The station has a southern car park off Windsor Crescent, but that facility is now closed (whitehorse.vic.gov.au). The northern car park was also scheduled to close from Monday 14 February (whitehorse.vic.gov.au), making the station’s own parking arrangements unsuitable as a dependable daily option.
A railway station listing records parking and 350 cycle spaces, along with accessible facilities (Wikipedia). The listing identifies the station as a premium station in Myki zones 1 and 2 (Wikipedia). The station address is 1 Blackburn Street, Surrey Hills, near Box Hill.
Private Parking Spaces Near Surrey Hills Train Station
Parksy lists a secure private space in Surrey Hills, 1.4 km from the station, at $9 a day. This suits commuters who want a daily booking within Surrey Hills rather than relying on station parking.
Monthly options include a secure private space in Box Hill, 1.3 km away, at $200 a month, and secure 24/7 private parking in Box Hill, also 1.3 km away, at $150 a month. A secure garage space in Box Hill, 1.7 km away, costs $120 a month, while a secure 24/7 private parking space in Melbourne, 1.7 km away, costs $100 a month. Drivers with an electric vehicle can choose secure 24/7 parking in Mont Albert, 1.6 km away, with EV charging available, at $13 a day.
Two-Hour Parking on Montrose Street Near the Station
Parking on the north side of Montrose Street is currently restricted to 2-hour parking (engage.vic.gov.au). The restriction applies around the Surrey Hills and Mont Albert level crossing removal works area, so a short-stay space on Montrose Street is not suited to a full commuter day.
Parking restrictions are set by local councils on both roads in the project area (engage.vic.gov.au). Drivers leaving a car near the station should allow for council controls on both sides of the road, rather than treating an unrestricted-looking kerb as all-day commuter parking.
Planning a Reliable Surrey Hills Commute
The closure of the southern car park off Windsor Crescent and the planned closure of the northern car park reduce the usefulness of station parking for commuters (whitehorse.vic.gov.au). A private booking can remove the need to search for a space at the start of the day, with Parksy options available on daily and monthly terms.
The daily choices include a Surrey Hills space at $9 a day and a Mont Albert space with EV charging at $13 a day. Monthly bookings include Box Hill spaces at $200 a month and $150 a month, a Box Hill garage at $120 a month, and a Melbourne space at $100 a month. These options suit drivers who need a planned parking arrangement rather than a short two-hour stop.
Walking to Mont Albert and Using the Wider Rail Network
Mont Albert is the nearest station, 750 metres away, or a 10-minute walk from the station.
The station is in Myki zones 1 and 2 (Wikipedia). A secure 24/7 parking space in Mont Albert is 1.6 km away and includes EV charging, at $13 a day, making it a practical option for drivers who are prepared to park near the neighbouring station before continuing by rail.
* 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 Surrey Hills Train Station?
The southern car park off Windsor Crescent is closed, and the northern car park was scheduled to close from Monday 14 February, so station parking is not a dependable daily option. Parksy lists a secure private space in Surrey Hills, 1.4 km away, at $9 a day, plus monthly spaces in Box Hill from $100 a month to $200 a month.
Is There Parking at the Station Off Windsor Crescent?
The southern car park off Windsor Crescent is now closed. The northern car park was also scheduled to close from Monday 14 February, making the station’s own parking arrangements unsuitable as a dependable daily option. A railway station listing records parking and 350 cycle spaces, along with accessible facilities.
Can I Park on Montrose Street All Day?
Parking on the north side of Montrose Street is currently restricted to 2-hour parking. The restriction applies around the Surrey Hills and Mont Albert level crossing removal works area, so it is not suited to a full commuter day. Council parking controls apply on both roads in the project area.
What Private Parking Is Available Nearby?
Parksy lists a secure private space in Surrey Hills, 1.4 km away, at $9 a day. Monthly choices include secure private parking in Box Hill, 1.3 km away, at $200 a month or $150 a month, and a secure garage space in Box Hill, 1.7 km away, at $120 a month.
Is There Parking With EV Charging Near the Station?
Drivers with an electric vehicle can choose secure 24/7 parking in Mont Albert, 1.6 km away, with EV charging available, at $13 a day. This option suits drivers prepared to park near the neighbouring station before continuing by rail. Mont Albert is 750 metres away, or a 10-minute walk.
What Are the Public Transport Zones and Nearest Station?
Mont Albert is the nearest station, 750 metres away, or a 10-minute walk. The station is in Myki zones 1 and 2. A secure 24/7 parking space in Mont Albert is 1.6 km away and includes EV charging, at $13 a day, for drivers continuing by rail.
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