Bald Hills train station park ‘n’ ride upgrade
Planning works are being finalised to upgrade and expand the southern side of the park 'n' ride at Bald Hills station.
Narangba station park ‘n’ ride expansion
The Queensland Government is expanding the parking facilities at Narangba train station.
Construction works include:
- installing an underground stormwater detention tank
- creating a new access off Main Street
- earthworks to build a retaining wall and bioretention basin
- adding a pedestrian path from the new car park to the station
- landscaping and revegetation
- installing new lighting and CCTV
- asphalt surfacing and linemarking.
This project will deliver more than 100 additional parking spaces at Narangba train station, including new accessible and motorcycle bays. This will increase the park ‘n’ ride’s current capacity of around 380 to nearly 500 parking spaces.
This expansion will improve community connectivity and access to public transport. It will also help to manage local road congestion and ease overflow parking pressures in surrounding streets.
Park 'n' ride facilities play a key role in the South East Queensland transport network as they connect a diverse range of customers to public transport, help reduce traffic congestion and improve access for those with mobility difficulties.
We are delivering this project on behalf of Queensland Rail.
Benefits
- Increases capacity
- Improves network efficiency
- Increases car parks
- Accessibility
- Contributes to economy
- Contributes to regional growth
Key features
- More than 100 additional parking spaces on vacant rail corridor land on Main Street, north-west of the station.
- 4 new accessible parking spaces – providing 6 accessible bays in the existing Main Street car park, closest to the station, to improve access for customers with a disability.
- 6 new motorcycle parking spaces – providing 9 motorcycle bays in the existing Main Street car park.
- New access off Main Street, including a dedicated left turn lane.
- New lighting and CCTV within the car park to enhance visibility and security.
- A new pedestrian pathway to and from the station.
- New retention and detention basins to manage stormwater.
Funding
This project is fully funded by the Queensland Government.
Current status
Main construction commenced in March 2026. Early works commenced in September 2025 and included site establishment, vegetation clearing, fencing, earthworks, drainage, service relocations and preparing the new access off Main Street.
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