At a glance
- Who it’s for
- Patients, carers and visitors driving to Mount Druitt Hospital, 75 Railway Street, Mount Druitt
- What to do now
- Use the P1 or P3 visitor car park, where parking is a flat $10.00 per visit, or walk from the train station in about 10 to 15 minutes
- Last checked
- Saturday 7 November 2026, against the NSW Government hospital page and the Western Sydney Local Health District parking page
- Not yet confirmed
- Where P1 and P3 sit on the site and any street parking time limits; the district points to a downloadable car parking map and says only that offsite parking is available on surrounding streets
- Cost
- $10.00 per visit; concession tickets from $7.20
- Help
- Hospital phone (02) 9881 1555
Parking at Mount Druitt Hospital costs a flat $10.00 per visit in the P1 and P3 visitor car parks, with no hourly scale, unlike nearby Blacktown Hospital. The fee is as published by the Western Sydney Local Health District in November 2026.
This guide uses the NSW Government’s Mount Druitt Hospital page and the district’s parking and directions page, both read on 7 November 2026.
How much is parking at Mount Druitt Hospital?
| Item | What the district says |
|---|---|
| Visitor casual rate | $10.00 per visit |
| How to pay | Credit card, notes and coins |
| Mobility parking | Available in the P1 and P3 visitor car parks |
| Help at the machines | A help button on each machine gives 24 hour assistance |
| Street parking | Offsite parking is available on surrounding streets |
The district gives no free period at this hospital and lists no time-based steps; the single fee covers one visit. For the exact position of the car parks, the hospital’s NSW Government page links to a downloadable Mt Druitt Hospital facility and car parking map.
Can I pay less?
The district’s concession scheme covers all its hospitals, and its rates took effect on 11 August 2025.
| Concession ticket | Rate |
|---|---|
| 0 to 3 hours | Free |
| Single visit, one entry and one exit | $7.20 |
| 3 day ticket, multiple entries and exits | $14.40 |
| 7 day ticket, multiple entries and exits | $28.80 |
Eligible people are patients, and their carers, who need treatment over a period of time or attend more than twice a week. Holders of a valid Mobility Parking Scheme permit, Pensioner Concession Card, Gold Veterans Affairs Card or Health Care Card need no form and collect the concession from Point Parking. Others, such as ongoing cancer treatment patients, cardiac rehabilitation class attendees and daily dressing outpatients, need a form signed by the Nursing Unit Manager or a social worker and shown at the parking booth. Patients and carers in financial hardship are also entitled. Our Blacktown Hospital parking guide lists the full eligibility rules.
Can I get to the hospital by train?
The district says Mount Druitt Hospital is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from the train station, and points to Transport for NSW for trip planning. The hospital’s address is 75 Railway Street.
Is there a taxi rank?
No. The district says there are no taxi ranks on site. It lists Premier Taxis on 131 017 and Taxis Combined on 133 300, and says hospital reception has a free direct phone for priority and express taxi bookings. Pickups can be organised to the main entrance.
What does the hospital provide?
The NSW Government lists Mount Druitt Hospital as open 24 hours, with wheelchair access, and gives the phone number (02) 9881 1555. It is part of the Western Sydney Local Health District and serves the communities of the Blacktown local government area. The hospital offers 24 hour emergency care and plays a key role in planned surgery for the district, including general, orthopaedic and breast surgery. It also provides paediatric and palliative care.
The page’s services list also includes the following:
- Allied health: audiology, dietetics, occupational therapy, speech pathology, podiatry and social work
- Cancer services, oncology, and a community dialysis centre
- Medical imaging and radiology, pathology and a pharmacy
- Outpatient clinics for day visits, a diabetes centre and community health services including integrated health and dental
- Aboriginal health, aged care and geriatric medicine, and drug and alcohol health
- A child care centre, a library, pastoral care and voluntary services
The district says the team works closely with Blacktown Hospital and community health services to support coordinated care.
For questions about parking, the district gives the email address WSLHD-ParkingatWSLHD@health.nsw.gov.au. The district also notes that Western Sydney University parking permits are not transferable to the staff or visitor parking of Blacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals (the district’s wording is “BMDH”).
Sources
- NSW Government: Mount Druitt Hospital (checked 7 November 2026)
- Western Sydney Local Health District: parking and directions at Western Sydney hospitals (checked 7 November 2026)
- Transport for NSW: travel alerts
Featured image: Mount Druitt railway station, photographed in January 2025 (photo: JustARandomEditor123 / CC BY-SA 4.0) (text added)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Mount Druitt Hospital, Western Sydney Local Health District or NSW Health. Fees and rules can change; check the district’s parking page and the signs on site.