Parking Near Victoria Park Station, Oakridge
Where Can I Park for Victoria Park Station?
The TTC parking lot at 777 Victoria Park Avenue permanently closed on June 3, 2025. For regular commuting, a monthly Donside Area space is 750 metres away for $100 a month, while covered parking at 57 McDonald Avenue is 1.1 kilometres away for $95 a month. Occasional users can choose a $2.25 an hour Danforth East space 1.0 kilometre away.
- Address
- 777 Victoria Park Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Easy Parking in Toronto's Danforth East Area, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Victoria Park, 0 m (1 min walk)
Parking Near Oakridge
Victoria Park Station, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Victoria Park Station’s Former TTC Parking Lot
The TTC parking lot at 777 Victoria Park Avenue permanently closed on June 3, 2025, so drivers should not plan a station car park arrival at the former facility (ttc.ca). The closure applies to the Victoria Park Station Parking Lot rather than to a separate Parksy booking space.
The TTC station page directs passengers to proceed south through a parking lot for 77 metres, with access available at Victoria Park Avenue, the north walkway and the west end entrance (ttc.ca). Those directions describe pedestrian approaches around the station, not an operating commuter car park. The station itself is at 777 Victoria Park Avenue in Oakridge, making the Victoria Park Avenue entrance the practical landmark for drop-offs and onward walking.
Parksy Spaces Around Victoria Park Station
For a regular commuter, the monthly options are the most suitable nearby choices. A monthly space in Toronto’s Donside Area is 750 metres away and costs $100 a month. A covered space at 57 McDonald Avenue is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $95 a month. Both suit drivers who need a repeatable parking arrangement rather than a short stop.
A Danforth East space is 1.0 kilometre away at $2.25 an hour. Spaces at 2681 Danforth Avenue, an affordable parking lot in downtown Toronto and a Toronto parking lot are each 1.1 kilometres away, priced at $7.24 an hour, $2.25 an hour and $2.25 an hour respectively. The hourly listings suit occasional station users, while the monthly spaces are better for established commuting routines.
Street Parking Near 777 Victoria Park Avenue
The TTC closure notice identifies alternative commuter parking rather than an operating station lot at the address (ttc.ca). Drivers using surrounding streets should therefore treat street parking as separate from station parking and avoid assuming that space beside a station entrance is a dedicated commuter bay.
The station page identifies Victoria Park Avenue, the north walkway and the west end entrance as access points (ttc.ca). Those locations help drivers distinguish the station approaches from the former lot footprint, particularly when arranging a drop-off or walking from a nearby space. A driver arriving by car should use the posted street signs and curb markings at the parking location, because the former TTC facility is no longer the station’s parking option.
Planning a Weekday Trip From the Station Area
The permanent closure of the TTC lot means a commuter needs an alternative arranged before reaching 777 Victoria Park Avenue (ttc.ca). A monthly Parksy space in the Donside Area costs $100 a month and is 750 metres away, giving regular drivers a nearby option for a planned daily routine. The $95 a month covered space at 57 McDonald Avenue is 1.1 kilometres away and suits drivers who prefer covered parking.
For occasional travel, the $2.25 an hour Danforth East space is 1.0 kilometre away. Three 1.1-kilometre choices provide further hourly flexibility, including the $7.24 an hour space at 2681 Danforth Avenue and two $2.25 an hour parking lots.
Walking and Station Access Around Oakridge
The station is the nearest station to the mapped location, at 0 metres and a 1-minute walk. Oakridge centre is 1.2 kilometres away, so a driver parking in the surrounding area can use the station as the clear destination landmark rather than navigating to a former lot entrance.
The TTC station page describes a route proceeding south through a parking lot for 77 metres and lists Victoria Park Avenue, the north walkway and the west end entrance for access (ttc.ca). These approaches are useful when walking from a Parksy space, while the permanent closure notice directs commuters toward alternative parking arrangements instead of the former TTC facility (ttc.ca).
Sources
* 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 Victoria Park Station?
The TTC parking lot at 777 Victoria Park Avenue permanently closed on June 3, 2025. For regular commuting, a monthly Donside Area space is 750 metres away for $100 a month, while covered parking at 57 McDonald Avenue is 1.1 kilometres away for $95 a month. Occasional users can choose a $2.25 an hour Danforth East space 1.0 kilometre away.
Is the TTC Parking Lot at Victoria Park Station Open?
No. The TTC parking lot at 777 Victoria Park Avenue permanently closed on June 3, 2025. Drivers should not plan a station car park arrival at the former facility. The closure applies to the Victoria Park Station Parking Lot, rather than to a separate Parksy booking space.
What Is the Best Monthly Parking Option Near the Station?
A monthly space in Toronto’s Donside Area is 750 metres away and costs $100 a month. A covered space at 57 McDonald Avenue is 1.1 kilometres away and costs $95 a month. Both are suitable for drivers who need a repeatable parking arrangement for regular commuting.
What Access Points Should I Use When Walking to the Station?
Access points include Victoria Park Avenue, the north walkway and the west end entrance. The station page describes proceeding south through a parking lot for 77 metres. These approaches help drivers distinguish station access from the former TTC lot footprint when walking from nearby parking.
How Far Is the Station From the Mapped Location?
The station is the nearest station to the mapped location, at 0 metres and a 1-minute walk. Oakridge centre is 1.2 kilometres away. Drivers parking in the surrounding area can use the station as the destination landmark rather than navigating to a former lot entrance.
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