Parking Near Marine Drive Station, Sunset
Where Can I Park for Marine Drive Station?
Marine Drive station is at 8430 Cambie Street. The closest listed option is secure underground parking 120 metres away at $50 an hour. For a full-day budget, the Oakridge option is 1.1 kilometres away at $5 a day. Marine Gateway at 450 Southwest Marine Drive has public metered parking on P1 and P2 and operates 24/7.
- Address
- 8430 Cambie Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Underground Parking in Central Vancouver, 120 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Bridgeport station, 1.7 km (22 min walk)
Parking Near Sunset
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Marine Drive Station Car Park and Marine Gateway Access
The station is in Marpole near Sunset, at 8430 Cambie Street. A nearby underground facility at Marine Gateway is at 450 Southwest Marine Drive, with entry on Yukon Street, and operates 24/7 (Impark). Parking at Marine Gateway is on P1 and P2 for the retail shops and services, with public parking metered and managed by ImPark (marinegateway.com).
These facilities suit drivers combining rail travel with retail or services at the complex, particularly when access outside standard daytime hours matters.
Street Parking Around Cambie Street and Southwest Marine Drive
Public parking at Marine Gateway is metered and managed by ImPark, rather than being unrestricted free parking (marinegateway.com). Drivers using the complex should therefore treat marked metered bays as paid parking and follow the posted controls for the space they choose.
A separate facility at 1450 Southwest Marine Drive lists Monday to Sunday parking at $1.25 an hour, with a $4.25 daily maximum (preciseparklink.com). The same listing provides registration for monthly parking (preciseparklink.com). These paid facilities are more predictable choices than relying on an unmarked curb space near the station, while the street address helps distinguish the 1450 Southwest Marine Drive site from Marine Gateway.
Parksy Parking Near the Station in Marpole and Oakridge
The closest Parksy option is secure underground parking 120 metres away at $50 an hour. At that distance, the space is a few steps away and suits a short stop when immediate access matters more than the hourly cost.
A driveway space in Vancouver's Oakridge area is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $5 a day. A space at 1200 W 73rd Ave is 1.4 kilometres away and costs $5 a month. The Columbus Centre space is 1.7 kilometres away at $79.96 a month. These lower-priced choices suit drivers who can walk farther or need a recurring arrangement rather than a short station-side stay.
Two secure underground options are 1.8 kilometres away: one offers 24/7 access at $50 an hour, while secure monthly parking at 2440 Shell Road in Richmond costs $125 a month. The monthly spaces are aimed at longer-term parking, while the 24/7 option is useful for travel outside regular daytime periods.
Commuter Parking Choices for Marine Drive Rail Trips
For a commuter seeking a short walk, the 120-metre secure underground Parksy space is the most immediate listed option, although its $50 hourly price makes it better suited to brief parking than a full workday. The $5 daily Oakridge space is farther away at 1.1 kilometres and better matches a full-day budget when the walk is workable.
Monthly options include the space at 1200 W 73rd Ave for $5 a month, the Columbus Centre space at $79.96 a month, and secure monthly parking at 2440 Shell Road in Richmond for $125 a month. The 1450 Southwest Marine Drive facility also offers monthly registration (preciseparklink.com). These choices give regular users several recurring arrangements across different distances from the station.
The Marine Gateway facility is open 24/7 (Impark), and the secure Parksy listing with 24/7 access is 1.8 kilometres away. Those options suit early, late, or irregular rail journeys when access hours are important.
Bridgeport Station, Marine Gateway and Regional Park-and-Ride Links
Bridgeport station is the nearest other station, 1.7 kilometres away and a 22-minute walk from the station. That connection is useful for travellers comparing rail access across the surrounding network, especially when a parking option is closer to Bridgeport than to the station at 8430 Cambie Street.
Marine Gateway provides a practical interchange setting because its retail shops and services are served by public parking on P1 and P2 (marinegateway.com). The complex is at 450 Southwest Marine Drive, with vehicle entry on Yukon Street (Impark). Drivers who park there can combine the station trip with the shops and services at the development.
TransLink park-and-ride facilities operate seven days a week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. (TransLink). The listed charges are $2.58 for one hour, $5.16 for two hours, $7.74 for three hours, and $7.74 for a day between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., with an evening rate of $3.87 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. (TransLink). Those facilities provide a broader alternative for drivers willing to park farther from 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 Marine Drive Station?
Marine Drive station is at 8430 Cambie Street. The closest listed option is secure underground parking 120 metres away at $50 an hour. For a full-day budget, the Oakridge option is 1.1 kilometres away at $5 a day. Marine Gateway at 450 Southwest Marine Drive has public metered parking on P1 and P2 and operates 24/7.
Is There 24/7 Parking Near Marine Drive Station?
Marine Gateway operates 24/7, with public metered parking on P1 and P2 and vehicle entry on Yukon Street. A secure underground option 1.8 kilometres away also offers 24/7 access. These choices suit early, late, or irregular rail journeys when access hours matter.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Option?
The closest Parksy option is secure underground parking 120 metres away at $50 an hour. It is a few steps away and suits a short stop when immediate access matters more than the hourly cost. Its $50 an hour price makes it better suited to brief parking than a full workday.
What Is the Cheapest Full-Day Parking Option?
The Oakridge option is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $5 a day. It better matches a full-day budget when the walk is workable. A separate facility at 1450 Southwest Marine Drive lists parking at $1.25 an hour, with a $4.25 daily maximum, and provides registration for monthly parking.
What Monthly Parking Options Are Available?
Monthly options include parking at 1200 W 73rd Ave for $5 a month, the Columbus Centre space for $79.96 a month, and secure monthly parking at 2440 Shell Road in Richmond for $125 a month. The 1450 Southwest Marine Drive facility also offers monthly registration.
What Are the TransLink Park-and-Ride Rates?
TransLink park-and-ride facilities operate seven days a week from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. Charges are $2.58 for one hour, $5.16 for two hours, $7.74 for three hours, and $7.74 for a day between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The evening rate is $3.87 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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