Parking Near Dufferin Station, Golden Triangle
Where Can I Park Near Dufferin Station?
Dufferin Station does not have a station car park identified by the TTC, so drivers should plan around nearby private spaces. Parksy lists three paid options 100 m away at $3 an hour. For regular weekday commuting, monthly parking at 1164 Dufferin Street is 470 m away and costs $120 a month.
- Address
- 1006 Dufferin Street
- Closest listed space
- Prime Toronto Lot: Affordable Parking $3/hour, 100 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lansdowne, 590 m (8 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at the Dufferin Street Station Entrance
The station is at 1006 Dufferin Street in Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, near Golden Triangle. The TTC station information identifies uncovered bike parking at the laneway to Russett Avenue and on the east side of Russett Avenue for westbound trains, but does not identify a station car park (ttc.ca).
Drivers should therefore plan around nearby private spaces rather than expecting a TTC commuter lot at the station entrance. TTC commuter parking elsewhere operates Monday to Friday from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m., with free parking on weekends and holidays (ttc.ca).
Parksy Spaces Near Dufferin Station
Parksy lists three priced spaces 100 m from the station: a parking lot, another Toronto lot and a space on Russett Avenue. Each costs $3 an hour, making these the closest paid options for short visits or a quick station drop-off.
A covered parking space in Dufferin Grove is 300 m away at $3 an hour, while a Toronto lot 310 m away also costs $3 an hour. These options suit drivers who prefer a covered space or who can walk a little farther to avoid stopping directly beside the station.
For longer stays, monthly parking at 1164 Dufferin Street is 470 m away and costs $120 a month. Its monthly format is better suited to a regular commuter than to an occasional journey.
Street Parking Around Dufferin Street and Russett Avenue
The TTC station information identifies Russett Avenue as a station access point, with the east-side facility serving westbound trains (ttc.ca). The same information describes the station facilities as uncovered bike parking rather than a car park (ttc.ca).
Toronto’s commuter-parking programme publishes paid-parking hours of Monday to Friday, 5 a.m. to 2 a.m., and free parking on weekends and holidays (ttc.ca). Those hours apply to the TTC commuter parking programme, not automatically to every curb space around the station, so a driver using the street must follow the posted local signs.
Planning a Weekday Commute From Dufferin Station
The closest Parksy choices are 100 m away, with three spaces priced at $3 an hour.
A monthly option at 1164 Dufferin Street costs $120 a month and sits 470 m from the station.
TTC commuter parking is paid Monday to Friday from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m., with weekends and holidays free in the commuter programme (ttc.ca). Drivers using a TTC facility should match their stay to those operating hours.
Walking and Transit Alternatives Near Dufferin Station
Lansdowne is the nearest station, 590 m away and an 8-minute walk.
The station is 1.2 km from the centre of Golden Triangle, while the address places it in Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, near Golden Triangle. The TTC information also identifies Russett Avenue access and westbound-train access from its east side, useful landmarks when approaching by foot or bicycle (ttc.ca).
TTC commuter parking is available at designated locations, with paid parking Monday to Friday from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. and free parking on weekends and holidays (ttc.ca). A driver who cannot find a suitable space near the station can use a designated TTC commuter facility and continue by transit.
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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 Dufferin Station?
Dufferin Station does not have a station car park identified by the TTC, so drivers should plan around nearby private spaces. Parksy lists three paid options 100 m away at $3 an hour. For regular weekday commuting, monthly parking at 1164 Dufferin Street is 470 m away and costs $120 a month.
Does Dufferin Station Have TTC Parking?
The TTC station information identifies uncovered bike parking at the laneway to Russett Avenue and on the east side of Russett Avenue for westbound trains, but does not identify a station car park. Drivers should plan around nearby private spaces rather than expecting a TTC commuter lot at the station entrance.
How Much Does Parking Near Dufferin Station Cost?
The closest Parksy choices are 100 m from the station and cost $3 an hour. A covered parking space 300 m away and another Toronto lot 310 m away also cost $3 an hour. For a longer-term option, monthly parking at 1164 Dufferin Street costs $120 a month and is 470 m away.
What Are the TTC Commuter Parking Hours?
TTC commuter parking operates Monday to Friday from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m., with free parking on weekends and holidays. These hours apply to the TTC commuter parking programme, not automatically to every curb space around the station, so drivers using the street must follow the posted local signs.
Where Is the Station Access for Westbound Trains?
Russett Avenue is a station access point, and the east-side facility serves westbound trains. The TTC information describes these facilities as uncovered bike parking rather than a car park. These landmarks can help drivers approaching by foot or bicycle, but street parking still depends on posted local signs.
What Is the Nearest Alternative Station to Dufferin Station?
Lansdowne is the nearest station, 590 m away and an 8-minute walk. A driver who cannot find a suitable space near the station can use a designated TTC commuter facility and continue by transit. TTC commuter parking is paid Monday to Friday from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m., with weekends and holidays free.
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