Parking Near Moody Centre Station, Port Moody
Where Can I Park for Moody Centre Station?
The TransLink park-and-ride has 393 spaces at 65 Williams Street, on the south side of the station beside the transit exchange. It operates seven days per week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. If you need access outside those hours, Parksy lists a 24/7 lighted parking lot 1.9 km away for $50 an hour.
- Address
- 2808 Clarke Street
- Closest listed space
- Prime Lighted Parking Lot in Coquitlam - Available 24/7, 1.9 km (24 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Port Moody station, 20 m (1 min walk)
Parking Near Port Moody
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Moody Centre Station’s 393-Space Park-and-Ride
The station has a TransLink park-and-ride facility with 393 parking spaces on the south side of the station, at 65 Williams Street (translink.ca). The site operates seven days per week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. (translink.ca). Its position beside the transit exchange makes it the most direct option for drivers combining a car trip with rail travel.
The facility is described as enclosed parking with 393 spaces (Wikipedia). Drivers approaching from the station address at 2808 Clarke Street should use the Williams Street location identified for the park-and-ride rather than assume the Clarke Street frontage is the car-park entrance.
Parksy Parking Near the Station and Across Coquitlam
Parksy lists a lighted parking lot in Coquitlam 1.9 km away, available 24/7 for $50 an hour. The round-the-clock access suits drivers travelling outside the station facility’s published operating hours, while the lighting may be useful for late returns.
A driveway space 3.0 km away costs $5 an hour, making it the lowest hourly-priced Parksy option listed nearby. A secure garage in Coquitlam is 3.8 km away at $27.50 an hour, and a gated parking lot 3.9 km away costs $2.25 an hour. Monthly or weekly users can choose a secure driveway with 24/7 access 4.4 km away for $100 a month, or a secure garage with 24/7 access 4.6 km away for $30 a week.
Street Parking Around 2808 Clarke Street
The station address is 2808 Clarke Street in Port Moody. Port Moody’s transport information identifies Moody Centre Station as a local transit stop and mentions a bicycle service station near the parking lot at Rocky Point Park (portmoody.ca). This places the station within the city’s wider Rocky Point and Spring Street transport area.
Drivers using surrounding streets should treat marked signs and curb controls as the governing rules for each individual space. The council information identifies local transit access and the nearby bicycle service station, but does not provide a parking restriction, time limit, resident-zone rule or enforcement schedule to apply across the station area.
Commuter Planning for the Port Moody Park-and-Ride
The 393-space facility gives regular West Coast Express users a substantial dedicated parking option at the station. TransLink lists the car park’s operating window as 4 a.m. to 2 a.m., seven days per week, so a journey requiring access outside those hours needs a different parking arrangement.
The park-and-ride listing identifies the site as Port Moody Moody Centre Station and places it at 65 Williams Street (translink.ca). The station’s published address is 2808 Clarke Street. Drivers can use those two street references to distinguish the rail and transit-exchange location from nearby public streets when planning an early departure or late arrival.
Port Moody Station and Local Connections
Port Moody station is the nearest station to the site, at 20 m, or a one-minute walk. The station also provides a transit exchange and park-and-ride facility on the south side, linking rail access with local bus movements (Wikipedia).
Port Moody has five pick-up locations, and the city advises passengers to get off at Moody Centre Station for local access (portmoody.ca). A bicycle service station is near the parking lot at Rocky Point Park (portmoody.ca), giving riders another way to complete the short connection from the station area to nearby destinations.
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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 Moody Centre Station?
The TransLink park-and-ride has 393 spaces at 65 Williams Street, on the south side of the station beside the transit exchange. It operates seven days per week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. If you need access outside those hours, Parksy lists a 24/7 lighted parking lot 1.9 km away for $50 an hour.
How Many Spaces Does the Station Park-and-Ride Have?
The enclosed TransLink park-and-ride provides 393 parking spaces on the south side of the station. Its location is 65 Williams Street, beside the transit exchange, while the station’s published address is 2808 Clarke Street. Drivers should use the Williams Street location identified for the park-and-ride rather than assume Clarke Street is the car-park entrance.
What Are the Park-and-Ride Operating Hours?
The facility operates seven days per week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. This operating window suits many rail journeys, but a trip requiring access outside those hours needs a different parking arrangement. Parksy lists a lighted parking lot in Coquitlam 1.9 km away with 24/7 access for $50 an hour.
What Is the Cheapest Nearby Parksy Parking Option?
The lowest hourly-priced Parksy option listed nearby is a driveway space 3.0 km away for $5 an hour. A gated parking lot 3.9 km away costs $2.25 an hour, which is a lower listed hourly amount. For longer stays, a secure driveway 4.4 km away costs $100 a month, or a secure garage 4.6 km away costs $30 a week.
Is There Street Parking Around the Station?
Surrounding streets should be treated individually, with marked signs and curb controls governing each parking space. Local transport information identifies the station as a transit stop and mentions a bicycle service station near the parking lot at Rocky Point Park. It does not provide a station-area restriction, time limit, resident-zone rule or enforcement schedule.
How Close Is the Station to the Parking and Transit Connections?
The station is 20 m from the site, or a one-minute walk. It provides a transit exchange and a park-and-ride facility on the south side, linking rail access with local bus movements. Port Moody has five pick-up locations, and the city advises passengers to get off at the station for local access. A bicycle service station is near the Rocky Point Park parking lot.
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