PARKING GUIDEAuburn

Auburn Hospital Parking 2026: Rates, Street Parking, Concession Fees and the 908 Bus from Auburn Station (Auburn, Sydney, NSW)

At a glance

Parking
Open 24 hours, fees apply. The first 30 minutes are free, then $8.70 up to 1 hour, to a maximum of $25.80 a day (as of 9 November 2026)
Where
Auburn Hospital, 18-20 Hargrave Road, Auburn NSW 2144; hospital car parks are reached from Hargrave Road and Norval Street
Street parking
Timed general parking is available on the street, and the app lists free general parking on the street where available
Public transport
Auburn station is the nearest, about 1.3 km away; bus 908 runs via South Granville, Regents Park, Auburn, Merrylands and Bankstown
Who it’s for
Patients, carers and visitors driving to Auburn Hospital, and anyone who may qualify for concession rates
What to do now
If you may qualify for the concession, go to the administrative point at the hospital with your parking ticket, photo ID and concession card before you exit the car park
Last checked
Monday 9 November 2026, against the NSW Health hospital parking app
Not yet confirmed
The street parking time limits, the number of spaces and where the administrative point is; the app gives none of these

The public parking rate at Auburn Hospital is free for the first 30 minutes and capped at $25.80 a day, according to the NSW Health hospital parking app as of Monday 9 November 2026. The app also points to timed and free street parking nearby. This guide sets out the rates, the car park entrances, the concession rates and the options by train and bus.

How much does parking cost at Auburn Hospital?

Auburn railway station, photographed in November 2024
Auburn railway station, photographed in November 2024; this is the station the app names as nearest, not the hospital (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0)
Time parked Public rate
0 to 30 minutes Free
30 minutes to 1 hour $8.70
1 to 2 hours $12.80
2 to 3 hours $17.30
3 to 4 hours $20.10
4 to 5 hours $23.20
5 hours or more $25.80
Maximum daily fee $25.80
Lost ticket $25.80

The app lists the parking as open 24 hours. It gives the hospital’s main number, (02) 8759 3000, but no separate car park number.

Where do I park?

Auburn railway station at night, photographed in June 2025
Auburn railway station at night, photographed in June 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0)

The app lists two ways into the hospital car parks, each tied to a building:

Street For
Hargrave Road Age Day Care
Norval Street Hevington House

It also says timed general parking is available on the street, and free general parking is available on the street where available. The app does not give the time limits. Discounts on concession tickets do not apply to metered street parking or pre-paid parking, so a ticket from a hospital car park is the only kind the concession covers.

Who pays the concession rate, and how much?

The concourse of Auburn railway station, photographed in January 2008
The concourse of Auburn railway station, photographed in January 2008; the station has changed since (photo: Abesty / CC BY-SA 3.0)

NSW Health says reduced parking fees are available to eligible patients and carers at every NSW public hospital where fees apply. The concession rates the app lists for Auburn Hospital are:

Concession ticket Price
0 to 3 hours Free
Between 3 and 24 hours $7.20
3-day ticket $14.40
7-day ticket $28.80

Compare a five-hour stay: $25.80 at the public rate and $7.20 on the concession. The app lists these groups as eligible:

  • patients and their carers who require treatment over a period of time
  • patients and their carers attending more than twice weekly, including carers of long-term patients who visit frequently
  • holders of a Mobility Parking Scheme permit
  • holders of a Gold Veterans Affairs Card
  • holders of a Pensioner Concession Card or Health Care Card
  • ongoing cancer treatment patients
  • cardiac rehabilitation education and exercise class attendees
  • health promotion education class attendees
  • daily dressing outpatients

Patients and carers who are experiencing financial hardship but do not meet those categories are also entitled to concessional parking, says the app. Before you exit the car park, go to the administrative point at the hospital and present your parking ticket, photo identification and concession card, or a request for concessional rates. You must park in a NSW public hospital car park that offers and displays concessional rates.

How do I get there by train or bus?

Auburn Central on the Queen Street mall, photographed in September 2007
Auburn Central on the Queen Street mall, photographed in September 2007; the area has changed since (photo: J Bar / CC BY 3.0)

The app says Auburn station is the nearest station to the hospital and puts it at approximately 1.3 km. It gives no walking time. Bus route 908 is the one listed, and the app says it runs via South Granville, Regents Park, Auburn, Merrylands and Bankstown. It does not say where the bus stops relative to the hospital.

For trip times and fares, the app points to the Transport for NSW website and the information line, 131 500, and our guide to Opal fares and how to pay covers what a trip costs. A taxi rank is outside the Emergency Department on Hargrave Road, and a public phone is available in the Emergency Department; visitors can also contact a local taxi service. The app also lists the Taxi Transport Subsidy Scheme, with a link to the Service NSW page.

A pond in Auburn Botanic Gardens, photographed in July 2019
A pond in Auburn Botanic Gardens, photographed in July 2019; this is a local scene, not the hospital (photo: Apieceofpeace / CC BY-SA 4.0)

Sources

Featured image: Auburn railway station, photographed in November 2024 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Auburn Hospital, Western Sydney Local Health District or NSW Health. Parking fees change; check the NSW Health parking page or the hospital before you travel.