Parking Near Armadale Train Station, Windsor
Where Can I Park at Armadale Train Station?
Armadale Train Station has 180 parking bays, including 11 short-term bays, six ACROD bays and motorcycle bays. Weekday parking costs $2 per 24-hour period, while weekends and public holidays are free. SmartParker and pay-by-plate facilities are available, and private alternatives include a secure space 110 m away for $60 a week.
- Address
- Kings Way
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking in Melbourne, VIC 3143 - 24/7 Access, 110 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Toorak, 750 m (10 min walk)
Parking Near Windsor
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Armadale Train Station Car Park on Kings Way
Armadale Train Station is in Armadale, near Windsor, on Kings Way. Transperth lists 180 parking bays at the station, including 11 short-term parking bays, six ACROD bays and motorcycle bays (transperth.wa.gov.au). The station parking system includes SmartParker and pay-by-plate facilities (transperth.wa.gov.au).
Parking at a Transperth train station costs $2 on weekdays and is free on weekends and public holidays. The charge applies per 24-hour period (transperth.wa.gov.au), making the station car park the most direct option for a weekday rail commute.
Weekday Parking for Commuters Using the Station
The 180-bay station car park gives weekday commuters a substantial parking supply beside the rail platform, while the 11 short-term bays are better suited to quick pick-ups and drop-offs than an all-day stay (transperth.wa.gov.au). SmartParker and pay-by-plate are available for the station parking area (transperth.wa.gov.au).
A weekday stay costs $2 for each 24-hour period, whereas parking is free on weekends and public holidays (transperth.wa.gov.au). Commuters who regularly drive to the station can therefore compare the daily Transperth charge with nearby private spaces, particularly when they need covered access or a reserved arrangement.
Private Parking Spaces Near Armadale Train Station
A secure private parking space 110 m from the station costs $60 a week and has 24/7 access. At 200 m, a secure covered space in Armadale costs $3 an hour, offering a nearby option for drivers who prefer cover and hourly pricing.
Further choices include secure 24/7 covered parking 340 m away for $8 an hour, and a private Armadale space 360 m away for $3 an hour. A secure private space in Armadale at 520 m costs $200 a month, which suits a driver seeking a longer-term arrangement. A covered Toorak space 760 m away costs $2 an hour and is the furthest listed option.
Street Parking Around Kings Way and Armadale
The station address is Kings Way in Armadale, near Windsor. Transperth identifies station parking as including standard bays, short-term bays, motorcycle bays and ACROD bays (transperth.wa.gov.au), so drivers should use the marked station facilities for the corresponding vehicle or stay type.
Station parking is managed through SmartParker and pay-by-plate arrangements (transperth.wa.gov.au). The weekday station charge is $2 per 24-hour period, with free parking on weekends and public holidays (transperth.wa.gov.au). The listed private spaces provide alternatives to relying on unmarked kerbside parking near Kings Way.
Toorak Connection and Alternatives From Armadale
Toorak is the nearest other station, 750 m from Armadale Train Station, or a 10-minute walk. A covered private parking space in Toorak is listed 760 m away at $2 an hour, giving drivers a nearby alternative when parking around the station is not suitable.
The station is 2.1 km from Windsor centre. Transperth’s station information lists parking bays, short-term parking bays, motorcycle bays and ACROD bays at the station (transperth.wa.gov.au), while the Inner Armadale Line precinct information recommends Carlisle and Queens Park for parking in connection with affected station facilities (metronet.wa.gov.au).
* 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 at Armadale Train Station?
Armadale Train Station has 180 parking bays, including 11 short-term bays, six ACROD bays and motorcycle bays. Weekday parking costs $2 per 24-hour period, while weekends and public holidays are free. SmartParker and pay-by-plate facilities are available, and private alternatives include a secure space 110 m away for $60 a week.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost on Weekdays?
Parking at the station costs $2 on weekdays for each 24-hour period. Parking is free on weekends and public holidays. SmartParker and pay-by-plate facilities are available in the station parking area, giving weekday commuters payment options for a stay beside the rail platform.
How Many Parking Bays Are at the Station?
The station has 180 parking bays, including 11 short-term parking bays, six ACROD bays and motorcycle bays. The short-term bays are better suited to quick pick-ups and drop-offs than an all-day stay, while drivers should use the marked facilities for the relevant vehicle or stay type.
What Private Parking Is Available Near the Station?
A secure private parking space 110 m from the station costs $60 a week and has 24/7 access. Other options include a secure covered space 200 m away for $3 an hour, secure 24/7 covered parking 340 m away for $8 an hour, and a private space 360 m away for $3 an hour.
Is There Longer-Term Private Parking Near the Station?
A secure private space 520 m away costs $200 a month, which suits a driver seeking a longer-term arrangement. The listed private options also include a secure space 110 m away for $60 a week and hourly spaces at 200 m, 340 m and 360 m.
What Is the Nearest Alternative Station and Parking Option?
Toorak is the nearest other station, 750 m away, or a 10-minute walk. A covered private parking space in Toorak is listed 760 m away at $2 an hour. The station is also 2.1 km from Windsor centre.
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