Parking Near Subiaco Railway Station, WA
Where Can I Park Near Subiaco Railway Station?
Subiaco railway station has no station parking bays, SmartParker or pay-by-plate facilities. Nearby choices include Railway Road CS 62, where the first hour is free with a valid parking session before $3.35 after one hour, and commercial parking on Station Street. Priced nearby spaces include a $4 an hour option 60 m away and $20 a day at 100 m.
- Address
- 50 Subiaco Square Road, Subiaco WA 6008
- Closest listed space
- Station St Car Park in Subiaco WA | Secure & Convenient, 60 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- West Leederville railway station, 880 m (11 min walk)
Parking Near Subiaco
Subiaco railway station with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, supporting a short walk and less circling for drivers. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Subiaco Railway Station
Transperth lists the station with no parking bays, short-term parking bays, motorcycle bays or ACROD bays, and no SmartParker or pay-by-plate facilities (transperth.wa.gov.au). Drivers cannot use a station-operated car park for a direct rail interchange.
The closest practical alternatives are commercial spaces around Subiaco Square and Station Street. A Wilson Parking open-air car park on Station Street operates 24/7 and offers casual hourly and early-bird parking (wilsonparking.com.au). Subiaco Square Car Park is at 29 Station Street and is undercover, operating seven days until 10pm (wilsonparking.com.au).
Street Parking Around the Station Precinct
Railway Road CS 62 provides a council parking option near the station precinct, with 79 bays and no ACROD bays (subiaco.wa.gov.au). The casual tariff gives the first hour free when a valid parking session is recorded, then charges $3.35 after one hour (subiaco.wa.gov.au).
Railway Road CS 62 is open 24 hours on Monday (subiaco.wa.gov.au). Drivers using nearby streets should treat each signed bay as a separate restriction, particularly around the retail and restaurant precinct, rather than assuming a station commuter exemption applies.
Commuter Parking Choices Near the Station
The station itself is not a park-and-ride facility, so commuters need a private or commercial space before walking to the platform. Wilson Parking identifies Station St Car Park as serving the train station and the Subiaco retail and restaurant precinct, with casual hourly and early-bird products (wilsonparking.com.au).
Transperth’s wider train-station parking charge is $2 on weekdays, free on weekends and public holidays, and applies per 24-hour period (transperth.wa.gov.au).
Parksy Spaces Within Walking Distance
A priced Parksy listing on Station Street is a car park space 60 m away at $4 an hour. A Subiaco Square car park space is 100 m away at $20 a day. A secure private parking space is 150 m away at $240 a month, suiting a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement.
Further priced choices include a secure Seddon Street car park space 180 m away at $2 an hour, a secure 24/7 garage space 190 m away at $4 an hour, and an Edenderry Terrace car park space 210 m away at $3 an hour. The closest listing is a few steps away, while the other spaces remain within a short walk of the station.
Walking and Public Transport Connections From Subiaco
West Leederville railway station is 880 m away, an 11-minute walk from the station. Daglish railway station is about a 16-minute walk away.
Transperth’s station parking network is the relevant park-and-ride alternative for drivers who need a dedicated station bay, with the weekday and weekend tariff applying across train-station parking (transperth.wa.gov.au). For a trip starting at the station precinct, walking to West Leederville or Daglish avoids relying on a car park at the origin 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 Near Subiaco Railway Station?
Subiaco railway station has no station parking bays, SmartParker or pay-by-plate facilities. Nearby choices include Railway Road CS 62, where the first hour is free with a valid parking session before $3.35 after one hour, and commercial parking on Station Street. Priced nearby spaces include a $4 an hour option 60 m away and $20 a day at 100 m.
Does Subiaco Railway Station Have Parking Bays?
Transperth lists the station with no parking bays, short-term parking bays, motorcycle bays or ACROD bays. It also has no SmartParker or pay-by-plate facilities, so drivers cannot use a station-operated car park for a direct rail interchange. Commuters need a private or commercial space before walking to the platform.
What Is the Closest Parking Near Subiaco Railway Station?
A priced car park space on Station Street is 60 m away and costs $4 an hour. A Subiaco Square car park space is 100 m away at $20 a day. Other priced choices include a $2 an hour Seddon Street space 180 m away and a $3 an hour Edenderry Terrace space 210 m away.
Is There Free Parking Near Subiaco Railway Station?
Railway Road CS 62 provides 79 bays and no ACROD bays. Its casual tariff gives the first hour free when a valid parking session is recorded, then charges $3.35 after one hour. The facility is open 24 hours on Monday. Drivers should follow each signed bay restriction around nearby streets.
What Commercial Car Parks Are Near Subiaco Railway Station?
A Wilson Parking open-air car park on Station Street operates 24/7 and offers casual hourly and early-bird parking. Subiaco Square Car Park at 29 Station Street is undercover and operates seven days until 10pm. Wilson identifies Station St Car Park as serving the train station and the retail and restaurant precinct.
What Are the Park-and-Ride Alternatives Near Subiaco Railway Station?
The station itself is not a park-and-ride facility. Transperth’s wider train-station parking charge is $2 on weekdays, free on weekends and public holidays, and applies per 24-hour period. West Leederville railway station is 880 m away, an 11-minute walk, while Daglish railway station is about a 16-minute walk away.
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