A Guide To Parking In Hobart & Surrounding Areas

One of the most frequently asked questions at Cruisin' is, "Where do we park in Hobart city?" If you're new to motorhoming, it can be daunting to find the right place to park – especially since most city parking is in height-restricted undercover parking. But have no fear! We're here to help.

The majority of inner city car parks in Hobart will set you back roughly $5 an hour depending on where you park. Compared to some of our larger cities (such as Melbourne and Sydney), Hobart is super accessible to motorhomes. You can find plenty of parking if you know where to look – even if you miss out on the prime spots you'll be able to find somewhere to park on the outskirts and walk in.

Here's a guide to where you can leave your motorhome while exploring Hobart and the inner-city attractions. We'll even reveal our top parking destination!

Tips for Parking in Hobart:

• All inner-city voucher machines (meters) work through either coin, card, Apple Pay or digital payment.
• Be sure to thoroughly check what bay number you are parked before paying. You can find this on the ground or kerb beside the parking spot.
• Download the EasyPark App—this is a convenient way to pay for and monitor your parking. Plus, you only pay for what you need, rather than spending additional dollars for those 'just in case' moments.
• There is disability parking around the city if needed.
• Arrive early (between 7am-8am) to secure the best parking sites.
• Avoid undercover parking at all costs to prevent damage to the overhead of the motorhome. Trust us, it won't fit!
• If you do have the misfortune of finding a parking ticket stuck on your windscreen, please settle the fine immediately by following the instructions on the ticket. The fine can be paid online, in-person at the Hobart Council Centre/any Australia Post branch, or directly over the phone at 1300 886 745 by credit card.

Free Motorhome Parking In Hobart (On-Street Parking)

Time Limit: Check Signage
Type Of Parking: Free Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes & Confident Drivers In Large Motorhomes

If you're looking for free on-street parking, your best bet is to navigate the suburbs surrounding the city, such as Salamanca, Sandy Bay, Battery Point, and North Hobart. They're all within about 15-30 minutes' walking distance of the city, but make sure you check the time limits and look for any signs prohibiting large vehicles.

Image: Spots to park in the city

Salamanca Place (On-Street Parking)

Payment Options: Various, Parking Meters & EasyPark
Time Limit: Check Signage
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes

If you're exploring Salamanca Place on any day other than a Saturday (when the Salamanca Market is in full swing) you'll find open parking suitable for a motorhome. Of course, you'll want to get there early in the morning to secure a spot. Parking in Salamanca can be a hard-won treat, and you're looking at about $5 an hour, but it's incredibly convenient to be so close to the city.

Parking inspectors patrol the area 7 days a week, so make sure you're being good and paying for your parking.

Image: Parking on Salamanca Place (closed when Salamanca Market is on)

Morrison Street Parking

Payment Options: Various, Parking Meters & EasyPark
Time Limit: 2 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Confident Drivers In Small Motorhomes

The wharf, piers, parks, and restaurants of Salamanca are well worth exploring but, as you might've guessed already, parking can be rare. Luckily Morrison Street Parking has some great motorhome-friendly parking, but you'll need to get there early, especially on market day!

Image: Morrison Street Parking

Regatta Grounds Car Park 

Payment Options: Various, Parking Meters & EasyPark
Time Limit: 2 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes & Large Motorhomes

Just a short walk from the Hobart CBD and historical Salamanca precinct you will find the Regatta Grounds Car Park. They will sometimes open the grounds during events like Dark Mofo or Taste of Summer, making it a convenient open parking location that's one of the most motorhome-friendly parks in Hobart. The parking facility is open 24/7, andyou will need to pay from 8:30 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday.

Image: Regatta Grounds Car Park

Cenotaph Parking Area

Payment Options: Various, Parking Meters & EasyPark
Time Limit: No
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes

Right next to the Regatta Grounds is the Cenotaph Parking Area, which is your next best bet if the grounds aren't open – though it is more suited to our smaller motorhomes. This car park is open 24/7, with fees applied from 8:30 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday.

Image: Cenotaph Parking Area

Franklin Wharf Parking Area (Fishermen's Market Car Park)

Payment Options: Various, Parking Meters & EasyPark
Time Limit: 2 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Confident Drivers in Small Motorhomes

Nestled in the middle of seafood territory lies another great motorhome parking area for city exploration. The open-air car park can be a bit cramped depending on the time you go, but it is open 24/7 with fees applied between 8am and 8pm every day. Make sure to avoid the spots that are reserved for permit holders.

Some parts of the parking may be closed when the Hobart Twilight Markets are held at Brooke Street Pier - check their schedule here.

Image: Franklin Wharf Parking Area

Dunn Place

Payment Options: Parking Meters
Time Limit: 3 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes & Large Motorhomes

Just across from the Fishermen's Market Car Park, Dunn Place is another convenient location for parking with a motorhome in Hobart and is centrally located for the best exploration of the city and surrounds. The car park is open 24/7 with fees applied between 8am and 8pm every day.

If you're planning to visit the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG), this will be one of your top parking choices.

Image: Dunn Place Parking, walking distance to TMAG

Condell Place Car Park (North Hobart)

Payment Option: Parking Meters
Time Limit: 3 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes

A good choice for motorhome parking in North Hobart is Condell Place Car Park. It has easy access to the main road and a good amount of room to manoeuvre. Fees will apply from 9am until 8pm all days of the week.

*Note: The sign says you can use EasyPark, but at the current moment the app does not seem to be supported yet as of October 2026.

Image: Condell Place Car Park

Lefroy Street Car Park (North Hobart)

Payment Option: Parking Meters
Time Limit: 3 Hours
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Confident Drivers In Small Motorhomes

Lefroy Street is another option in North Hobart, though it's more suited for our smaller motorhomes and quite squishy – we recommend only parking here if you’ve driven a motorhome before and are confident in your parking abilities. This car park will require payment from 9am to 8pm all days of the week.

*Note: The sign says you can use EasyPark, but at the current moment the app does not seem to be supported yet as of October 2026.

Image: Lefroy Street Car Park

Macquarie Point

Payment Option: Various, Payment via card at exit boom gate or Noover app
Time Limit: No
Type Of Parking: Paid Parking
Suitable For: Small Motorhomes & Large Motorhomes

Located less than a 10-minute walk away from the city centre, Macquarie Point is a great option for all-day parking and our top pick for best motorhome parking in Hobart city. With plenty of space, limited competition during the week, and a no-fuss cashless boom gate, you're almost guaranteed to get a park if you're there at a good time. It’s incredibly easy to park here, making it your go-to choice if you’re parking a motorhome for the first time.

The car park is open 24/7 and prices start at $4 per hour with special rates for early bird and evening entries.

Image: Macquarie Point Car Park on Evans Street – our top parking pick!

The information in this parking guide to Hobart was sourced in October 2026. The above information is just a guide and does not guarantee anything. Please check the signage and vehicle + parking dimensions thoroughly before parking your motorhome.