Parking Near Île-des-Soeurs Station, Griffintown
Where Can I Park for Île-des-Soeurs Station?
Île-des-Soeurs Station has no car parking on site. Parksy lists paid spaces from 160 metres away, with four nearby options at $2 an hour between 160 and 220 metres. For regular commuting, a monthly space at 210 Chemin du Golf costs $200 a month and is 790 metres from the station.
- Address
- Boulevard René-Lévesque
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in the Heart of Montreal, 160 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- LaSalle, 2.2 km (28 min walk)
Parking Near Griffintown
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Parking at Île-des-Soeurs Station on Boulevard René-Lévesque
The station has no car parking for drivers. The REM station’s address is 900 Boulevard René-Lévesque in Verdun, on Île-des-Sœurs (rem.info). A local report also states that no car spaces are offered at the station itself (nouvellesdici.com).
The site is designed for transit access rather than a station car park. The station has 60 bicycle rack spaces (Wikipedia), which may help cyclists who need to connect with the REM without bringing a car to the platform.
Parksy Parking Near the Île-des-Soeurs Stop
Parksy lists several paid spaces close to the station. Two outdoor parking-lot spaces are 160 metres away and cost $2 an hour. A space at 16 Place du Commerce is 190 metres away for $2 an hour, while an outdoor space at 14 Place du Commerce is 200 metres away at the same rate.
These nearby hourly spaces suit drivers making a short connection or a daytime trip. A monthly space at 210 Chemin du Golf is 790 metres away and costs $200 a month, making it the better fit for a regular commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement.
Commuter Choices for the Île-des-Soeurs Station Area
The closest Parksy options are clustered between 160 and 220 metres from the station, giving short walking distances for drivers who secure an hourly space. The four spaces in that range cost $2 an hour, so they are suited to occasional commuting and shorter visits rather than a dedicated monthly arrangement.
The monthly option at 210 Chemin du Golf costs $200 a month and is 790 metres from the station. Its longer distance makes it more appropriate for a commuter who values a recurring space and is prepared to walk farther to the REM. A local report describes a park-and-ride beside Honda Île-des-Sœurs as being a few steps from the station (exploreverdunids.com).
Driving and Street Parking Around Boulevard René-Lévesque
The station address is 900 Boulevard René-Lévesque in Verdun, Île-des-Sœurs (rem.info). Drivers using the station approach should distinguish the station entrance from nearby private and park-and-ride areas, because the REM site itself does not offer car spaces (nouvellesdici.com).
A local report places a park-and-ride facility on the lot beside Honda Île-des-Sœurs (exploreverdunids.com). The report describes that facility as being a few steps from the station, giving drivers a nearby alternative to leaving a vehicle at the station platform itself.
LaSalle Station and Other Connections From Île-des-Soeurs
LaSalle is the nearest station listed for the area, 2.2 kilometres away and a 28-minute walk. The station is also 2.9 kilometres from the centre of Griffintown, although the place itself is in Verdun near Griffintown.
The REM station is served through the public-transit network, and the official REM page provides access information for arriving by car and by public transportation (rem.info). Drivers who do not find a suitable space beside the station can use the nearby park-and-ride beside Honda Île-des-Sœurs, which a local report describes as being a few steps from the station (exploreverdunids.com).
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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 Île-des-Soeurs Station?
Île-des-Soeurs Station has no car parking on site. Parksy lists paid spaces from 160 metres away, with four nearby options at $2 an hour between 160 and 220 metres. For regular commuting, a monthly space at 210 Chemin du Golf costs $200 a month and is 790 metres from the station.
Does Île-des-Soeurs Station Have Car Parking?
No. The REM station at 900 Boulevard René-Lévesque in Verdun does not offer car spaces. It is designed for transit access rather than a station car park. Drivers should distinguish the station entrance from nearby private and park-and-ride areas, including a facility on the lot beside Honda Île-des-Sœurs.
How Much Does Nearby Parking Cost?
The four closest Parksy spaces cost $2 an hour. They are located between 160 and 220 metres from the station, including spaces at 16 Place du Commerce and 14 Place du Commerce. These hourly options suit occasional commuting, short connections and daytime trips rather than a dedicated monthly arrangement.
Is There Monthly Parking Near the Station?
Yes. Parksy lists a monthly space at 210 Chemin du Golf for $200 a month. It is 790 metres from the station, so it requires a longer walk than the nearby hourly spaces. This option is more appropriate for a regular commuter who values a recurring space and is prepared to walk farther to the REM.
Is There a Park-and-Ride Close to the Station?
A local report places a park-and-ride facility on the lot beside Honda Île-des-Sœurs and describes it as being a few steps from the station. This is a nearby alternative to leaving a vehicle at the REM platform itself, which does not offer car spaces. Drivers should distinguish the facility from the station entrance.
How Far Is LaSalle Station From Île-des-Soeurs Station?
LaSalle is the nearest station listed for the area, at 2.2 kilometres away and a 28-minute walk. The REM station is also 2.9 kilometres from the centre of Griffintown, although the place itself is in Verdun near Griffintown. Access information is available for arriving by car and by public transportation.
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