Parking Near King Edward Station, Riley Park
Where Can I Find King Edward Station Parking?
The closest priced vehicle option is a secure monthly space at 268 W King Edward, 390 m from the station, for $875 a month. A lower-cost monthly choice is King Edward Mall, 750 m away, at $144 a month. For weekday park-and-ride parking, TransLink lists $2.58 for 1 hour, $5.16 for 2 hours and $7.74 for a day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Address
- 4083 Cambie Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Monthly Parking at King Edward Mall, Vancouver, 750 m (10 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Broadway–City Hall station, 1.5 km (20 min walk)
Parking Near Riley Park
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / tslui
King Edward Station Parking on Cambie Street
The station is a Canada Line metro station at 4083 Cambie Street in South Cambie, near Riley Park. The station guide places the stop at West King Edward Avenue and Cambie Street, with another reference to Ontario Street at 30th Avenue (thecanadaline.com).
For a driver who needs to leave a vehicle near the platforms, the closest priced Parksy option is a secure monthly space 390 m away at 268 W King Edward, costing $875 a month. A monthly space at King Edward Mall is 750 m away and costs $144 a month, offering a lower-cost option for regular commuters who can walk farther from the station.
Commuter Parking and TransLink Park-and-Ride Options
TransLink lists park-and-ride parking from 4 a.m. at participating locations, with availability and operating arrangements varying by site (translink.ca). Its published weekday tariff is $2.58 for 1 hour, $5.16 for 2 hours, $7.74 for 3 hours and $7.74 for a day between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. (translink.ca). The evening charge is $3.87 between 6 p.m. and 1 a.m. (translink.ca).
Those park-and-ride rates suit a driver who wants to transfer to transit rather than search for a curb space beside the station. The listed park-and-ride information covers Monday to Friday pricing and also states hours of 7 days per week, while the secure bike parkade at the station is open 24/7 and costs $1 per day, up to $8 per month, with Compass Card access (urbanyvr.com). The bike facility is relevant for a mixed-mode commute, not for storing a car.
Parksy Monthly Spaces Near South Cambie
The nearest priced Parksy listing is a secure monthly parking space at 268 W King Edward, 390 m from the station, for $875 a month. Its secure format and short walk suit a commuter who needs a regular reserved-style arrangement close to the Canada Line. A monthly space at King Edward Mall is 750 m away and costs $144 a month, making it the lower-priced monthly choice among the nearby listings.
Further options include a monthly space at 569 West 16th Avenue, 870 m away, for $125 a month, and a garage at 2950 Laurel St, 1.2 km away, for $175 a month. Drivers needing a short stay can use outdoor parking at 555 W Cordova St, 1.3 km away, for $12.49 an hour, or secure parking near VGH and Diamond Centre, 1.4 km away, for $5 a day. The monthly spaces are aimed at repeat commuters, while the hourly and daily listings suit occasional trips.
Street Parking Around Cambie and West King Edward
The station guide identifies West King Edward Avenue and Cambie Street as the station location and also references Ontario Street at 30th Avenue (thecanadaline.com). Those roads form the immediate approach area for drivers, but the cited local material does not provide a resident-zone schedule, curb time limit, payment rule or enforcement detail for the surrounding streets.
TransLink’s published park-and-ride rules provide a defined alternative to relying on an unrestricted curb space. The weekday charges are $2.58 for 1 hour, $5.16 for 2 hours, $7.74 for 3 hours and $7.74 for a day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with $3.87 for evening parking from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. (translink.ca). For drivers staying beyond a brief stop, using a listed parking facility gives a clearer tariff than treating nearby street parking as a guaranteed commuter option.
Broadway–City Hall Connections and Nearby Alternatives
Broadway–City Hall station is the nearest station listed for this stop, at 1.5 km or a 20-minute walk. The station is on the Canada Line, and the station guide places it around West King Edward Avenue and Cambie Street (thecanadaline.com).
Drivers considering a park-and-ride journey can use TransLink’s listed facilities, which operate 7 days per week and begin at 4 a.m. (translink.ca). The station’s secure bike parkade provides another first-and-last-mile option: it is open 24/7, accepts Compass Card access and costs $1 per day up to $8 per month (urbanyvr.com). From Riley Park centre, the station is 1.0 km away, while the closest listed monthly vehicle space is at 268 W King Edward, 390 m away.
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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 Find King Edward Station Parking?
The closest priced vehicle option is a secure monthly space at 268 W King Edward, 390 m from the station, for $875 a month. A lower-cost monthly choice is King Edward Mall, 750 m away, at $144 a month. For weekday park-and-ride parking, TransLink lists $2.58 for 1 hour, $5.16 for 2 hours and $7.74 for a day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
What Is the Closest Monthly Parking to King Edward Station?
The closest priced monthly vehicle space is at 268 W King Edward, 390 m from King Edward station. It is a secure monthly space costing $875 a month. Its secure format and short walk suit commuters who need a regular reserved-style arrangement close to the Canada Line.
What Is the Cheapest Monthly Parking Near King Edward Station?
The lowest-priced nearby monthly option is at King Edward Mall, 750 m from the station, costing $144 a month. Another monthly space is at 569 West 16th Avenue, 870 m away, for $125 a month, while a garage at 2950 Laurel St is 1.2 km away and costs $175 a month.
How Much Does TransLink Park-and-Ride Parking Cost?
TransLink’s published weekday tariff is $2.58 for 1 hour, $5.16 for 2 hours, $7.74 for 3 hours and $7.74 for a day between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The evening charge is $3.87 between 6 p.m. and 1 a.m. Listed park-and-ride facilities operate 7 days per week and begin at 4 a.m.
Is Street Parking Around King Edward Station a Reliable Commuter Option?
The station guide identifies West King Edward Avenue and Cambie Street, and also references Ontario Street at 30th Avenue. The cited local material does not provide a resident-zone schedule, curb time limit, payment rule or enforcement detail for nearby streets. For longer stays, a listed parking facility gives a clearer tariff than relying on an unrestricted curb space.
What Alternatives Are Available for Reaching King Edward Station?
Broadway–City Hall station is 1.5 km away, or a 20-minute walk. TransLink’s listed facilities operate 7 days per week and begin at 4 a.m. For a mixed-mode commute, the secure bike parkade is open 24/7, accepts Compass Card access and costs $1 per day, up to $8 per month.
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