Parking Near Summerhill Station, ON
Where Can I Park for Summerhill Station?
Summerhill Station has no station-owned commuter car park. The 22-space Indigo surface lot at 15 Summerhill Avenue sits behind the station, offers contactless parking through the Park Indigo app, and is the most direct paid alternative. For regular commuters, a secure 24/7 Parksy garage is 220 m away for $120 a month.
- Address
- 16 Shaftesbury Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Garage Parking Available in Toronto M4T1W7, 220 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Summerhill, 0 m (1 min walk)
Parking Near Summerhill
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Shovan Datta
Summerhill Station Parking on Shaftesbury Avenue
The subway entrance is on Shaftesbury Avenue, east of Yonge Street, with access at the north end of the train platforms (Wikipedia). Drivers should therefore treat the station as a transit drop-off and cycling connection rather than a destination with its own commuter car park.
A separate Indigo surface lot at 15 Summerhill Avenue sits behind the station and has 22 spaces (indigoneo.ca). Contactless parking is available through the Park Indigo app (indigoneo.ca). Its position behind the station makes it the most direct paid alternative for drivers who want to continue by subway, while the limited space count means early arrival is important for weekday travel.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Station
The closest Parksy option is a secure 24/7 garage in Toronto M4T1W7, 220 m from the station, priced at $120 a month. It suits a regular commuter who wants a monthly arrangement and does not need a space directly at the entrance.
At 340 m, drivers can choose monthly parking on Macpherson Avenue for $300 a month or a space at 7 Jackes Avenue for $4.49 an hour. The monthly Macpherson Avenue space is aimed at frequent weekday use, while the hourly Jackes Avenue option is better for shorter visits. A Hare Krishna Temple space is 740 m away and costs $6.24 a day, offering a daily choice for occasional commuters. A secure garage space 800 m away costs $13 a day, and secure covered parking in Rosedale is 860 m away at $155 a month.
Street Parking Around 16 Shaftesbury Avenue
Those streets are about 198 m from the station according to the same guide, making them a possible option for drivers who are willing to walk beyond the entrance.
The station is in University—Rosedale, near Summerhill, where curb space is close to a subway entrance and local streets. Drivers using unrestricted street parking still need to follow the signs applying to the particular block, since the unrestricted description applies to the named streets rather than every road in the surrounding area.
Planning a Commuter Parking Trip to the Station
There is no station-owned commuter car park to rely on, so a weekday driver needs a backup plan before arriving. The 22-space Indigo lot behind the station is the clearest direct paid option, but its capacity makes it less suitable for a last-minute peak-period arrival (indigoneo.ca). A monthly Parksy space is more practical for a regular commuter who wants a reserved arrangement away from the station entrance.
Contactless parking at 15 Summerhill Avenue can be handled through the Park Indigo app (indigoneo.ca). Parksy also lists monthly, daily and hourly spaces near the station, including the $120-a-month garage 220 m away and the $4.49-an-hour Jackes Avenue space 340 m away. The range of booking periods suits both routine weekday travel and occasional subway journeys without treating the station forecourt as a place to leave a car.
Subway and Cycling Connections From the Station
Summerhill is the nearest station listed for the address, at 0 m and a 1-minute walk. The station entrance is on Shaftesbury Avenue, east of Yonge Street (Wikipedia), placing the subway connection directly beside the local parking streets.
Bike Share is available outside the Shaftesbury Avenue entrance (ttc.ca). Drivers who cannot use a nearby space can combine a Parksy daily or monthly option with the subway, while the Bike Share connection provides another final-leg choice from parking farther away. The station's location in University—Rosedale, near Summerhill, also makes the 15 Summerhill Avenue Indigo lot a direct alternative because it is behind the subway station (indigoneo.ca).
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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 Summerhill Station?
Summerhill Station has no station-owned commuter car park. The 22-space Indigo surface lot at 15 Summerhill Avenue sits behind the station, offers contactless parking through the Park Indigo app, and is the most direct paid alternative. For regular commuters, a secure 24/7 Parksy garage is 220 m away for $120 a month.
Is There Parking at Summerhill Station?
There is no station-owned commuter car park to rely on. A separate Indigo surface lot at 15 Summerhill Avenue has 22 spaces and sits behind the station. It is the clearest direct paid option, but its limited capacity makes early arrival important for weekday travel, especially during peak periods.
What Is the Closest Monthly Parking Option Near Summerhill Station?
The closest Parksy option is a secure 24/7 garage in Toronto M4T1W7, 220 m from the station, priced at $120 a month. It suits a regular commuter who wants a monthly arrangement and does not need a space directly at the entrance. Monthly parking on Macpherson Avenue is 340 m away and costs $300 a month.
Are There Hourly or Daily Parking Spaces Near Summerhill Station?
Yes. A space at 7 Jackes Avenue is 340 m away and costs $4.49 an hour, making it better for shorter visits. A Hare Krishna Temple space is 740 m away and costs $6.24 a day for occasional commuters. A secure garage space 800 m away costs $13 a day.
Can I Park on the Street Near Summerhill Station?
Street parking around 16 Shaftesbury Avenue is about 198 m from the station and may suit drivers willing to walk beyond the entrance. Drivers using unrestricted street parking still need to follow the signs applying to the particular block, because the unrestricted description applies to the named streets rather than every nearby road.
How Can I Continue by Subway or Bike After Parking?
The subway entrance is on Shaftesbury Avenue, east of Yonge Street, with access at the north end of the train platforms. Bike Share is available outside the Shaftesbury Avenue entrance. Drivers parking farther away can combine a Parksy daily or monthly option with the subway, while Bike Share provides another final-leg choice.
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