Parking Near Daglish Railway Station, Subiaco
Where Can I Park for Daglish Railway Station?
The station has 57 Transperth parking bays on Stubbs Terrace, with parking costing $2 on weekdays and free on weekends and public holidays. The car park normally fills at around 7:30am, so morning commuters should consider nearby private parking. Parksy lists a secure carport 200 metres away for $12.97 a day.
- Address
- 59 Stubbs Terrace, Daglish WA 6008
- Closest listed space
- Secure Carport Parking in Subiaco - 24/7 Access!, 200 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Shenton Park railway station, 1.1 km (15 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Daglish Railway Station Car Park on Stubbs Terrace
The station has Transperth parking bays on Stubbs Terrace, with 57 bays listed for Daglish Station by Transperth (transperth.wa.gov.au). This makes the station car park the most direct choice for a train journey from 59 Stubbs Terrace, Daglish WA 6008, near Subiaco.
Transperth charges $2 on weekdays and makes station parking free on weekends and public holidays, with the fee applying per 24 hour period (transperth.wa.gov.au). The station page also identifies accessible short-term parking facilities and gives the Transperth assistance number as 1800 800 022, preferably called one hour ahead of travel (transperth.wa.gov.au).
Street Parking Around the Station and Stubbs Terrace
Stubbs Terrace CS 70, west of the station, is a council parking area with casual parking at $1.90 per hour and an all-day maximum of $5 (subiaco.wa.gov.au). The council lists Monday to Friday operating hours as 8:00am to 5:00pm (subiaco.wa.gov.au).
Parking around the station is subject to local time limits, and a local account describes surrounding streets as two-hour parking because of the station's proximity to Subiaco (homely.com.au). The same account reports that the station car park is normally full at around 7:30am (homely.com.au), so a street space should not be treated as a dependable weekday alternative for a full-day commute.
Planning a Weekday Commute From Daglish
The station car park normally fills at around 7:30am, according to a local parking account (homely.com.au). Drivers travelling during the morning peak should therefore allow time to use a nearby private space rather than relying on an arrival just before the train.
The published station information also lists 57 parking bays (transperth.wa.gov.au), giving commuters a clear indication of the facility's scale before deciding whether to drive to the station.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists a secure carport 200 metres away for $12.97 a day, a secure private space 340 metres away for $280 a month, and a secure driveway space 700 metres away for $253.50 a month. The closer carport suits a single travel day, while the monthly spaces are aimed at commuters who need regular parking near the station.
Further options include secure undercover parking 800 metres away for $13 a day, another secure undercover space 930 metres away for $19.50 a day, and a secure private space 940 metres away for $265 a month. The daily listings fit occasional rail trips, while the monthly spaces suit drivers seeking a longer-term arrangement near Daglish and Subiaco.
Rail Connections From Daglish and Nearby Stations
Shenton Park railway station is the nearest listed alternative, 1.1 kilometres from the station and about a 15-minute walk. Subiaco railway station is also nearby at about a 16-minute walk, making either station relevant when parking availability affects the planned departure.
Using a nearby station can provide another route into the rail network when the Daglish car park is full. The two nearby stations offer practical alternatives for drivers comparing a short walk with a longer search for a space close to the station.
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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 Daglish Railway Station?
The station has 57 Transperth parking bays on Stubbs Terrace, with parking costing $2 on weekdays and free on weekends and public holidays. The car park normally fills at around 7:30am, so morning commuters should consider nearby private parking. Parksy lists a secure carport 200 metres away for $12.97 a day.
How Much Does Station Parking Cost?
Transperth parking costs $2 on weekdays and is free on weekends and public holidays. The fee applies per 24 hour period. The station page also identifies accessible short-term parking facilities, and assistance is available on 1800 800 022, preferably called one hour ahead of travel.
When Does the Car Park Usually Fill?
The station car park normally fills at around 7:30am, according to a local parking account. Drivers travelling during the morning peak should allow time to use a nearby private space rather than relying on arriving just before the train. The facility has 57 parking bays listed by Transperth.
What Street Parking Is Available Nearby?
Stubbs Terrace CS 70, west of the station, offers casual council parking at $1.90 per hour, with an all-day maximum of $5. Monday to Friday operating hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm. Surrounding streets are described as two-hour parking, so street parking is not a dependable full-day weekday alternative.
What Private Parking Options Are Nearby?
Parksy lists a secure carport 200 metres away for $12.97 a day, a secure private space 340 metres away for $280 a month, and a secure driveway space 700 metres away for $253.50 a month. It also lists daily spaces 800 and 930 metres away, priced at $13 a day and $19.50 a day.
Which Nearby Stations Can I Use Instead?
Shenton Park railway station is the nearest listed alternative, 1.1 kilometres away and about a 15-minute walk. Subiaco railway station is also nearby at about a 16-minute walk. Either station can be relevant when parking availability affects the planned departure, providing another route into the rail network.
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