Parking in Mortdale, NSW

25 parking locations are mapped in Mortdale — 3 car parks and 22 on-street. Here is what is known about each: what it costs, who may use it, and how big it is.

Parking in Mortdale at a glance

  • 25 parking locations mapped, 3 spaces across the 1 of them that publish a capacity
  • 3 are restricted in some way — private, permit-holder or customers only
  • 3 clearway, bus lane or transit lane restrictions are recorded on Mortdale streets
A car left in a clearway during its hours is towed, not fined. Transport for NSW published this data in October 2018 and says it may be incomplete, so a newer clearway will not appear here. The signs on the road are what count.

Car parks and streets in Mortdale

All 25, named car parks first.

  • SES, Molloy Circuit — Molloy Circuit
  • SES, Depot Road — Depot Road
  • Parking on Boundary Road
  • Parking on Boundary Road
  • Parking on Boundary Road
  • Parking on Coleborne Avenue
  • Surface car park on Cook Lane
  • Parking on Cook Lane · 3 spaces
  • Parking on Cook Lane
  • Parking on Cook Street
  • Parking on George Street
  • Surface car park on Hurstville Road
  • Parking on Junction Street
  • Parking on Junction Street
  • Parking on Macquarie Place
  • Parking on Macquarie Place
  • Parking on Morts Road
  • Parking on Morts Road
  • Parking on Newman Street
  • Parking on Pitt Street
  • Parking on Pitt Street
  • Parking on Pitt Street
  • Parking on Pitt Street
  • Parking on The Strand
  • Underground car park on Victoria Avenue · Underground

Live availability in Mortdale

Zippark also shows how busy each spot has recently been reported to be, from drivers who tapped it in the app. That is a report of what someone saw, not a promise about what you will find — parking changes minute to minute, and nothing here reserves a space.

Open the Zippark map to see recent reports, set a parking timer, and get directions.

Locations and details come from OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. Clearway, bus lane and transit lane data is published by Transport for NSW under CC-BY. Rates and rules change — always check the signs before you leave the car.