PARKING GUIDEConcord West

Concord Hospital Parking 2026: Rates, Six Gates, Concession Fees and the Walk from Rhodes Station (Concord West, Sydney, NSW)

At a glance

Parking
Open 24 hours, fees apply. The first 15 minutes are free, then $8.10 up to 1 hour, to a maximum of $24.20 a day (as of 8 November 2026)
Where
Concord Repatriation General Hospital, 1a Hospital Road, Concord West NSW 2139; car parks are reached through Gates 1, 3, 4 and 5 and from Hospital Road
Public transport
Rhodes station is about 900 m away, a 15-plus minute walk; buses M41, 458 and 460 stop on Hospital Road
Who it’s for
Patients, carers and visitors driving to Concord Hospital, and anyone who may qualify for concession rates
What to do now
Pick the gate for the part of the hospital you are visiting from the table below, and if you may qualify for the concession, go to the administrative point with your ticket, photo ID and card before you exit
Last checked
Sunday 8 November 2026, against the NSW Health hospital parking app
Not yet confirmed
The number of spaces, and where the administrative point is; the app gives neither

The public parking rate at Concord Repatriation General Hospital starts with 15 free minutes and reaches a maximum of $24.20 a day, according to the NSW Health hospital parking app as of Sunday 8 November 2026. The app lists several entrances. This guide sets out the rates, which gate leads to which service, the concession rates and the options by train and bus.

How much does parking cost at Concord Hospital?

The main entrance of Concord Repatriation General Hospital, photographed in December 2010
The main entrance of Concord Repatriation General Hospital, photographed in December 2010; the campus has changed since (photo: Chiefmanzzz / CC BY-SA 3.0)
Time parked Public rate
0 to 15 minutes Free
15 minutes to 1 hour $8.10
1 to 2 hours $12.00
2 to 3 hours $16.20
3 to 4 hours $18.90
4 to 5 hours $21.70
5 hours or more $24.20
Maximum daily fee $24.20

The car park phone number the app lists is (02) 9767 6223, and the hospital’s main number is (02) 9767 5000. The app says designated disability parking spaces are available in Hospital Road and in the Hospital Road car park.

Which gate should I use?

The emergency ambulance entrance of Concord Repatriation General Hospital, photographed in December 2010
The emergency ambulance entrance at the hospital, photographed in December 2010; the campus has changed since (photo: Chiefmanzzz / CC BY-SA 3.0)

The app lists six access points, each tied to a part of the campus:

Where you are going How to get in
Main Entrance, Multi-Building and Medical Centre Gate 1, off Hospital Road
Concord Cancer Centre entrance Gate 5, off Nullawarra Road
Basement parking under the Rusty Priest Building Gate 4, off Nullawarra Avenue
Emergency Department Via Hospital Road
Concord Centre for Mental Health Gate 3, off Hospital Road; follow the road to the Admissions Centre
Drug Health, Eye Clinic and Physiotherapy Gate 4, off Nullawarra Avenue

The app does not say how many spaces each car park has, or whether they are linked.

Who pays the concession rate, and how much?

Another view of the emergency entrance at Concord Repatriation General Hospital, photographed in December 2010
Another view of the emergency entrance, photographed in December 2010; the campus has changed since (photo: Chiefmanzzz / 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 Concord 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: $24.20 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. The discounts do not apply to metered street parking or pre-paid parking, and 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?

Rhodes railway station, photographed in March 2025
Rhodes railway station, photographed in March 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0)

The app lists four stations, all wheelchair accessible:

Station Lines Distance and how to reach the hospital
Rhodes T1 On Blaxland Road, a 15-plus minute walk (about 900 m), or buses M41 and 458
Concord West T1 On Queen Street, a 20-plus minute walk
Strathfield T1 and T2 About 4 km; bus 458, a 15 minute journey in non-peak times
Burwood T1 and T2 About 4.5 km; buses 410 and 458, a 20 to 25 minute journey in non-peak time

Buses M41, 458 and 460 stop on Hospital Road. The app notes that route 460 is an infrequent service and that additional services are available nearby. 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 at the front of the hospital and a taxi phone is in the main foyer; Taxis Combined takes bookings, including wheelchair accessible taxis, on 133 300. Bicycle racks are across from the Emergency Department, outside the Sports Medicine Building.

Concord West railway station, photographed in March 2025
Concord West railway station, photographed in March 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0)

Sources

Featured image: the main entrance of Concord Repatriation General Hospital, photographed in December 2010 (photo: Chiefmanzzz / CC BY-SA 3.0) (text added)

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