Parking Near Queens Park Railway Station, Cannington
Where Can I Park for Queens Park Railway Station?
The Transperth station car park at 230 Railway Parade, Queens Park WA 6107 provides 89 bays, including six short-term bays and two ACROD bays. Parking costs $2 on weekdays per 24-hour period and is free on weekends and public holidays. SmartParker and pay-by-plate are available, while motorcycle bays are not provided.
- Address
- 230 Railway Parade, Queens Park WA 6107
- Closest listed space
- Cannington WA Parking Lot - 20 Cecil Ave, 24/7 Access, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cannington railway station, 890 m (12 min walk)
Parking Near Cannington
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Queens Park Railway Station Car Park
The Transperth station car park provides 89 parking bays, including six short-term bays and two ACROD bays (transperth.wa.gov.au). Motorcycle bays are not provided (transperth.wa.gov.au). The passenger car park sits underneath the elevated rail, separated from the pedestrian area to leave space for landscaping (metronet.wa.gov.au).
Parking at a Transperth train station costs $2 on weekdays and is free on weekends and public holidays, with the fee applying per 24-hour period (transperth.wa.gov.au). SmartParker and pay-by-plate are available at the station (transperth.wa.gov.au). The station address is 230 Railway Parade, Queens Park WA 6107.
Commuter Parking at the Station
The 89-bay supply gives regular rail commuters a defined station option, while the six short-term bays are intended for brief stops rather than a full working day (transperth.wa.gov.au). Two ACROD bays are available for eligible permit holders (transperth.wa.gov.au).
SmartParker and pay-by-plate payment options suit commuters who want to pay electronically at the station (transperth.wa.gov.au). The Transperth weekday charge is $2 for each 24-hour period, while weekend and public-holiday parking is free (transperth.wa.gov.au).
Street Parking Near Railway Parade
The station sits on Railway Parade in Queens Park, near Cannington. The Transperth station information identifies parking bays, short-term bays and ACROD bays at the site, so drivers using the station should distinguish the station car park from kerbside spaces on surrounding streets (transperth.wa.gov.au).
SmartParker and pay-by-plate are listed for the station parking area (transperth.wa.gov.au). The published station information also records that motorcycle bays are not available (transperth.wa.gov.au), making the marked car park spaces the relevant option for drivers arriving by car.
Parksy Parking Near Queens Park Station
A secure 24/7 parking garage in Queens Park is 660 metres from the station and costs $50 a week. A parking lot at 20 Cecil Ave is 1.0 kilometre away, has 24/7 access and costs $2.20 an hour, making it useful for drivers who need an alternative with round-the-clock access.
An off-street space in Queens Park is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $14 a day. A parking lot on 15 Leila Street is also 1.1 kilometres away and costs $3 an hour. Two further spaces are 1.2 kilometres away: a private parking space costing $190 a month and a public parking space costing $150 a week.
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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 Queens Park Railway Station?
The Transperth station car park at 230 Railway Parade, Queens Park WA 6107 provides 89 bays, including six short-term bays and two ACROD bays. Parking costs $2 on weekdays per 24-hour period and is free on weekends and public holidays. SmartParker and pay-by-plate are available, while motorcycle bays are not provided.
How Much Does Parking at Queens Park Railway Station Cost?
Transperth station parking costs $2 on weekdays for each 24-hour period. Parking is free on weekends and public holidays. Drivers can use SmartParker or pay-by-plate at the station, providing electronic payment options for regular rail commuters.
How Many Bays Are at the Queens Park Station Car Park?
The station car park provides 89 parking bays. This includes six short-term bays for brief stops and two ACROD bays for eligible permit holders. The passenger car park sits underneath the elevated rail, separated from the pedestrian area to leave space for landscaping.
Are There Motorcycle Bays at the Station?
Motorcycle bays are not provided at the station. For drivers arriving by car, the marked station car park spaces are the relevant option. The station information identifies parking bays, short-term bays and ACROD bays at the site, so drivers should distinguish the station car park from kerbside spaces on surrounding streets.
What Alternative Parking Is Near the Station?
A secure 24/7 parking garage is 660 metres from the station and costs $50 a week. A parking lot at 20 Cecil Ave is 1.0 kilometre away, has 24/7 access and costs $2.20 an hour. An off-street space is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $14 a day.
What Other Parking Options Are Available Around Queens Park?
A parking lot on 15 Leila Street is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $3 an hour. Two further spaces are 1.2 kilometres away: a private parking space costs $190 a month, while a public parking space costs $150 a week.
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