St John of God Midland Public Hospital: Parking $1.80 an Hour, Bus 301 From Midland Station, and Which Entrance to Use (Midland, Perth, WA)

St John of God Midland Public Hospital has two visitor car parks that charge $1.80 an hour up to a maximum of $14 a day, and it is about 500m from Midland train station, where bus route 301 runs to a stop on Centennial Place. The main entrance is on the corner of Yelverton Drive and Centennial Place, and the Emergency Department has a separate entrance on Clayton Street. This guide uses the hospital’s own visitor information page, read on Sunday 8 November 2026, and we have not visited the site.

Where is the entrance and which car park should I use?

The hospital’s visitor information page says the main entrance is on the corner of Yelverton Drive and Centennial Place, Midland WA 6056, and that main entrance access is via Centennial Place. It lists two car parks.

Car park	How to reach it	Best for
Main visitor car park	Via Yelverton Drive	The main entrance
Emergency Department car park	Via Clayton Street	The Emergency Department, which has its own entrance on Clayton Street

How much does parking cost and how do I pay?

The hospital says parking costs $1.80 per hour or $14 per day (maximum), and prices here are as of November 2026. The visitor car parks use licence plate recognition. You are asked to enter your registration details at a payment kiosk before you leave, so know your number plate. Bicycle and motorbike parking is also available, and disability parking is in the main visitor parking area close to the main entrance. The hospital’s page does not say whether the rate changes at night, so check the signs when you arrive.

Can I get there by train and bus?

The hospital says it is about 500m from the Midland train station and bus station. Bus route 301 runs from Midland train station to the hospital, with a stop on Centennial Place. For metropolitan train and bus timetables, the hospital sends you to the Transperth website. It adds that the AvonLink train service runs from Northam and ends at Midland train station. We have not printed any times because the hospital does not publish them.

What about taxis and rideshare?

There are drop-off and pick-up locations and taxi ranks at the main entry of the hospital on Yelverton Drive.

When can I visit?

Ward	Hours	Limits
General wards	10am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm daily	Not stated on the page
Maternity	General visitors 11am to 8pm daily; partners 7am to 8pm	No more than 2 visitors at a time per patient, including children
Critical Care / Intensive Care	10am to 1pm and 3pm to 8pm daily	No more than 2 visitors at a time; children not allowed unless granted an exception on compassionate grounds; no food, drink or fresh flowers
Mental Health Unit	By booking only	Call 08 9462 4000

To visit infants, children and young people, the next of kin, guardian or carer must have nominated you and told the hospital in advance. You will need to show ID on arrival: one photographic ID such as a driver’s licence, or two non-photographic IDs such as a Medicare card or a bank-issued card. The hospital asks you not to visit if you have symptoms of respiratory illness. Smoking and vaping are not allowed in any building, outdoor area or vehicle within its boundaries. The hospital also has free Wi-Fi and a café.

Where can family stay nearby?

The hospital lists Midland Tourist Park, Banksia Tourist Park, Quest Midland and Travellers Rest Motel. The page gives no addresses, prices or booking details, so contact them directly.

Sources

• St John of God Midland Public Hospital — Visitor information (checked 8 November 2026)

Featured image: Midland Hospital, Centennial Place entrance (photo: Evad37 / CC0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with St John of God Health Care or Transperth. Prices, hours and bus services can change; check the hospital’s page before you travel.