Parking and transport at Fiona Stanley Hospital
Changes to parking
Works are underway to support construction of the new Women and Babies Hospital (external site) within the Fiona Stanley Hospital precinct.
Planning is also in progress to expand parking, with the development of 2 new multi-deck car parks as part of the project.
During construction there will be some changes to onsite parking. Currently there are no changes to patient and visitor parking, but all patients and visitors are encouraged to plan well ahead and allow extra time. Read more parking information below.
We are working to minimise disruption as much as possible and will continue to prioritise access for patients and visitors.
Where possible, we encourage those coming to site to explore alternative transport options. Fiona Stanley Hospital is conveniently located close to excellent public transport links. The hospital is a 10-minute walk from Murdoch train station and buses run regularly between the station and the hospital. Read more information about transport options below.
We encourage you to regularly check back here for the most up-to-date information.
Fiona Stanley Hospital has 3,600 parking bays (a mix of undercover and open air) available for patients, visitors, staff and volunteers. Car parks are located at both the eastern and western ends of the hospital.
Paid parking is available for visitors and patients in visitor car parks 1, 2 and 5. Car parks 1 and 2 provide best access to the main hospital and car park 5 provides direct access to the State Rehabilitation Service via a footbridge on level 2, and can also be used to access the main hospital.
Parking is charged at a rate of $3 per hour (or part thereof), capped at a maximum of $21.00 per day.
Motorbike parking bays are located in car park 1 only.
Use our hospital site map to locate our car parks.
All street parking in and around the hospital site is managed by the City of Melville, please adhere to parking signs.
Subsidised parking
Patients who are required to attend Fiona Stanley Hospital over a prolonged period of time for the same treatment may be eligible for subsidised parking.
Hyperbaric, renal, cancer services and cystic fibrosis patients who have explored all alternate means of transport may be assessed for eligibility for subsidised parking. Patients approved for the subsidy will receive discounted parking. Speak to the treating nursing staff for further details.
Some concessions apply for the families and carers of long-stay rehabilitation patients who are in hospital for 10 days or more at the State Rehabilitation Service (SRS). For further information, please speak to the ward staff.
ACROD parking
ACROD parking bays can be found in every car park and are located closest to the pedestrian access ways. Please follow the disabled access signs to access the hospital.
Oversized vehicles (State Rehabilitation Service only)
Parking for oversized vehicles (higher than 2.2 metres) is available to State Rehabilitation Service patients and visitors on request in car park 8. Car park 8 is located off Robin Warren Road close to the rehabilitation facility. Please contact staff at the State Rehabilitation Service before you arrive at the hospital to arrange for access into the car park.
Parking infringements
Parking infringement notices (parking fines) may be issued by an authorised officer to any vehicle parked at any metropolitan hospital in contravention of the Health Services (Conduct and Traffic) Regulations 2016 (external PDF 94KB).
Read about your options if you get a parking infringement.
You can also read this information in an Easy Read resource (3MB).
Fiona Stanley Hospital is located 15 kilometres from Perth city and 9 kilometres from Fremantle. It is bordered by three major access roads – Kwinana Freeway, Murdoch Drive and South Street.
Public transport
The hospital is a 10-minute walk from Murdoch train station and buses run regularly between the station and the hospital.
Bus stops can be found on Barry Marshall Parade and Fiona Wood Road.
Visit Transperth (external site) or call on 13 62 13 for your individual public transport options.
Taxi ranks
Taxi ranks can be found on Barry Marshall Parade and Robin Warren Drive.
Pedestrians and cyclists
Fiona Stanley Hospital is easily accessed by a network of pedestrian and cycle paths. Bike racks are located outside the main entry and the eastern entry of the main hospital.
Patient set down
There are a number of short-term patient set down areas throughout the campus.
A patient set down area with direct access to the main entry is located off Robin Warren Drive and easily identified by the red coloured bitumen.
There is also a set down area in front of Transit Lounge at the east entrance of the hospital and outside the State Rehabilitation Service.
Transport for eligible DVA patients
Some veteran patients may be eligible to have transport arranged for them through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) (external site).
For further information, phone the DVA on 1800 550 455.
FSH Courtesy Buggy
Walking across the Fiona Stanley Hospital Campus can be a long walk for some people.
When available, the Courtesy buggy does a continuous circular route taking in all the car parks. To request the buggy, you can either:
- contact the Fiona Stanley Hospital Helpdesk on 6152 2222 and speak with the Outpatient Transport Supervisor.
- ask a passing volunteer
- use the call buttons located by pay machines and on the bridges from car parks 2 and 5.
To access a wheelchair
To access a wheelchair, it is recommended you are dropped off at the set down point at the main hospital entrance (near Jamaica Blue). Our staff and volunteers at reception will be able to assist you.
You can also read this information in an Easy Read resource (3MB).