Visitor parking

Visitor parking

Where to park

The City manages 27 car parks, most of which are conveniently located within the city centre and in close proximity of public transport.

Not all parking spaces in Fremantle are managed by the City. We don’t have any authority over the car parks managed by Wilson Parking or other private providers.

The City’s parking map is available in PDF format below.

Download parking location map

Find out more about where to park

  • 30 minute free parking in High Street (West End).
  • 30 minute free parking in Adelaide Street (between Parry and Queen Street).

  • Parry Street car park 01 – 172 bays (Monday to Friday 8am-4pm with a ticket displayed).
  • Point Street car park car park 6A – 128 bays (Monday to Friday 8am-4pm with a ticket displayed).

Over 1 000 on-street car parking bays outside banks, post office and stores in the city centre. Use EasyPark to only pay for the time you actually use.

Cheaper long term parking options are located on the fringes of the city centre (Beach Street, Point Street, Ellen Street and Parry Street car parks). Use EasyPark to manage your parking without the worry of the meter running out.

Long term parking permits can be obtained using a registered a EasyPark account. For more information, please visit our long term parking page.

Licence plate recognition technology is used by our parking inspectors, which means you do not need to display a parking permit in your car.

The following City of Fremantle car parks offer all day parking rates. Refer to the map at the top of this page for the location of the car park using the Car Park ID:

Car park Car park ID  Price per day (Ticket machine)  Price per day (EasyPark)
Parry Street 1 $14 p/day $13 p/day
Ellen Street 3 $11 p/day $10 p/day
Point Street 6A $11 p/day $10 p/day
Fremantle Oval 10 $14 p/day $13 p/day
Esplanade Reserve 11 $14 p/day $13 p/day
Beach Street 12A & 12B $11 p/day $10 p/day
Round House 19 $14 p/day $13 p/day
Marine Terrace 21 $11 p/day $10 p/day
Fishing Boat Harbour 31 $11 per day (Mon-Fri) All Day Parking Area Only  $10 per day (Mon-Fri) All Day Parking Area Only
$2.20 per hr (Sat & Sun) $2 per hr (Sat & Sun)
$2.80 (3hr limit area) (Mon-Sun) $2.60 (3hr limit area) (Mon-Sun)
Norfolk Street 56 $14 per day -Mon-Fri $13 per day – Mon-Fri
$2.80 per hr (Sat & Sun) $2.60 per hr (Sat & Sun)
Queen Victoria Street 63 Not available $13 p/day
Italian Club 64 $11 p/day $10 p/day

Paying for parking

The easiest and most convenient way to pay for parking in City-owned carparks in Fremantle is via the EasyPark app.

EasyPark allows you to use your mobile phone to pay for the parking time that you actually use. It’s as easy as pressing ‘start’ when you arrive and ‘stop’ on the app when you leave.

The PayStay app is no longer active for Fremantle and cannot be used to pay for parking.

Conveniently start your parking while sitting in your car.

Download the EasyPark app

Our new parking meters use pay-by-plate technology and are paperless, so you will no longer need to display a parking ticket!

Our new easy-to-use parking meters have a number of benefits:

  • No need to walk back to your car to display ticket on dash – just tap’n’go!
  • Wayfinding function – find your way around the city, as well as information on landmarks and upcoming events
  • Large touch screen means better visibility
  • Goodbye wasted paper tickets and those annoying printing errors and hello to a greener, more sustainable way of parking

The new parking meters provide an easier and more reliable parking experience and compliments the City’s recent transition to the EasyPark app.

Our new parking meters utilise Pay-by-Plate technology and are ticketless, meaning you can use tap’n’go payments on your smart device and via credit or debit card.

Pay-by-Plate technology uses your vehicle’s licence plate number to record your parking time and payment, removing the need to display a paper ticket on your vehicle dash.

How to pay:

Enter your vehicle licence plate number: Begin by entering your vehicle’s licence plate number using the keypad on the meter’s screen.

Select Parking Duration: Next, select the amount of time you intend to park within the designated zone’s parking time limit. You can adjust the duration with the appropriate buttons on the screen.

Payment: Pay for your parking by either tapping your phone or using your credit or debit card. You can still choose to pay with cash at many locations. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the payment process.

Obtain Receipt: You can obtain an electronic (e-receipt) or paper receipt at the time of purchase.

Many of the parking meters will still accept cash. On-site signage will indicate locations that still offer this option.

You can view the parking fee schedule for 2024/25 below.

Fee schedule

Contact the customer service centre on 1300 MYFREO (1300 693 736) provide the details of:

  • the ticket machine number
  • the problem
  • your car registration, colour and make
  • the location.

They will inform our technical services team and advise them of the problem.

Please follow instructions on parking signs, ticket machines and by authorised officers. Parking Local Law ensures that we can all travel safely and enjoy the facilities in the City.

Make sure you do not park:

  • On footpaths, whether it is your car or your motorbike
  • In front of driveways, right of way sections, garages and such
  • In any area designated for authorised vehicles, reserved by Fremantle officers, emergency and special service vehicles
  • In bus and taxi zones
  • Within 10 metres of an intersection, or 20 metres of a traffic light-controlled intersection
  • In any area that is signed ‘No stopping’ or ‘No Parking’.

View the infringement page to lodge an appeal.

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