Parking in our CBD's
There are a range of parking options available in our Albury and Lavington CBD's, including both on and off-street options from quarter-hour to all-day parking, and long vehicle parking.
Albury CBD Parking Map
Interactive Parking Maps
Albury Car Parks
| Location | Spaces | Zone |
| Myer Centrepoint | 160 | All day |
| Myer Centrepoint | 350 | 3 hour |
| Myer Centrepoint | 155 | 2 hour |
| Myer Centrepoint | 11 | 30 min |
| Westend Plaza | 134 | All day |
| Westend Plaza | 420 | 3 hour |
| Westend Plaza | 35 | 1 hour |
| SS&A Club | 558 | All day |
| Wilson Street Car Park | 343 | All day |
| Kiewa Street Car Park | 711 | All day |
| Volt Lane Car Park | 289 | 3 hour |
| Volt Lane Car Park (Levels 4 and 5) | 208 | All day |
| David Street Car Park | 168 | 3 hour |
Lavington Car Parks
| Location | Spaces | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| Centro Lavington | 794 | All day |
| Big W Car Park (East) | 79 | All day |
| Big W Car Park (West) | 132 | All day |
| Coles Lavington | 168 | All day |
| Griffith Road Car Park | 64 | All day |
| Sanders Road Car Park | 45 | All day |
| Waugh Road Car Park | 84 | All day |
Long Vehicle Parking
| CBD | Location |
|---|---|
| Albury | Wilson Street, beween David and Olive Streets |
| Albury | Elizabeth Street, between Stanley and Dean Streets |
| Albury | Hume Street, between Kiewa and Olive Streets |
| Albury | Young Street, between Wilson and Swift Streets |
| Albury | Townsend Street, between Smollet and Dean Streets |
| Lavington | Breen Street, between Prune Street and Griffith Road |
Parking Permits
Residential parking permits
Albury does not have a residential parking scheme that gives parking rights in certain streets to residents only.
However, we currently have an interim arrangement for a few streets in inner Albury where only residents and people working in businesses in those streets are allowed to park. This measure is under review.
Commercial vehicle permits
You may need a commercial vehicle parking permit to use a commercial loading zone or regulated parking bay for a set period of time.
The rules for loading zones are:
- The only vehicles you can park in a loading zone are those designed mainly to carry goods (trucks, vans etc.)
- You can only use a loading zone for loading or unloading goods
- You can stay in a loading zone for no more than 30 minutes
- A station wagon or three-wheeled goods-carrying vehicle can use a loading zone for no more than 15 minutes.
To use a loading zone or a regulated parking bay for more than the allowed 30 (or 15) minutes, you will need to submit an application form for a parking permit and pay a fee. For some activities you may also need to supply a traffic control plan. Please contact us (02 6023 8111) for more information about requirements for this permit.
Disability parking permit
The Mobility Parking Scheme provides permits for people who have a mobility disability to park in spaces in Albury that have a disabled parking sign.
