Motorcyclists already pay less for parking than drivers, but why pay at all when you can park for free? There are quite a few places around Singapore where motorcyclists can park without paying a cent, including some surprisingly central locations along Orchard Road and around Marina Bay.
We’ve rounded up these free motorcycle parking spots in Singapore into a list, so you can save those precious parking dollars for petrol instead.
Table of Contents
| Location | Area | Region | Nearby |
| Concorde Hotel | Orchard | Central | 313@Somerset, Orchard Central |
| Esplanade | City Hall | Central | Marina Square, National Gallery |
| Suntec City | Marina Bay | Central | Suntec, Millenia Walk |
| Kallang Wave Mall | Kallang | Central | Singapore Indoor Stadium, National Stadium |
| Dempsey Hill | Dempsey | Central | Dempsey restaurants |
| Mount Alvernia Hospital | Thomson | Central | MacRitchie Reservoir Park |
| KINEX | Paya Lebar | East | PLQ, Paya Lebar MRT |
| IKEA Tampines | Tampines | East | IKEA, Giant, COURTS |
| E!Hub @ Downtown East | Pasir Ris | East | Downtown East, Wild Wild Wet |
| Mandai Wildlife Reserve | Mandai | North | Mandai Wildlife Reserve attractions |
| Orchid Country Club | Yishun | North | Lower Selatar Reservoir |
| Jelita Mall | Bukit Timah | West | Rail Corridor |
| The Chevrons | Jurong East | West | IMM |
Most of these motorcycle parking spots are free the whole day, with the exception of IKEA Tampines, whose parking hours run from 8am to 11pm. So, you’ll mostly be able to head down to these locations and enjoy complimentary parking anytime. Just take note to park at designated spots for motorcycles to avoid getting in trouble.
The information is accurate at the time of writing, but it’s recommended that you check the terms and conditions and any signs on-site before leaving your motorcycle, as parking rules and timings can change.
Free parking and Orchard Road don’t normally belong in the same sentence, but motorcyclists have an advantage here. Concorde Hotel Singapore offers free motorcycle parking, making it a handy spot to leave your bike if you’re spending the day in town.
The hotel sits within walking distance of The Centrepoint, 313@Somerset, Orchard Central, and Design Orchard.
However, you’ll want to pay attention to where you ride once you enter the car park. According to Spen, a YouTuber who uploads videos on motorcycle parking in Singapore, there are motorcycle parking lots before the car park gantry that riders can use for free.
If those are occupied, there are also lots after the gantry. To access those without being charged, Spen demonstrates that riders should slide through the left of the gantry rather than the right, which will register the motorcycle for paid parking.
Watch Spen’s Concorde Hotel Singapore free motorcycle parking walkthrough.
If you’re riding down to City Hall, you’ll be glad to know there’s free motorcycle parking at Esplanade. Free parking is subject to availability, but the carpark is open 24 hours a day, so you can head down anytime.
Of course, you don’t have to be catching a performance at the arts centre to make use of its convenient location. Marina Square is just next door, while places such as National Gallery Singapore and Raffles City are within walking distance too.
Watch YouTuber Spen’s video on free motorcycle parking at Esplanade’s car park.
Suntec City is another great CBD-adjacent option. Motorcycle parking at the B1 and B2 levels here is listed as free from Mondays to Sundays, including public holidays.
Apart from the shops and restaurants within Suntec City itself, Marina Square and Millenia Walk are a short walk away. You can also park here and explore the wider precinct on foot, including trekking down to Raffles City or Funan.
Watch YouTuber Spen’s video on free motorcycle parking at Suntec City.
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Whether you are heading down for a concert or simply grabbing a meal, riders can park for free at Kallang Wave Mall. The mall is part of the wider Singapore Sports Hub, putting you within reach of the National Stadium, Singapore Indoor Stadium, and Kallang Leisure Park.
You can also head down to the Singapore Sports Museum for a look at our national sporting history before returning to your bike.
For riders unfamiliar with the car park, YouTuber Spen has also documented how to access motorbike parking at Kallang Wave Mall.
Free parking while cafe hopping sounds wonderful to us. Dempsey Hill is one of those places where you can easily spend a couple of hours, and thankfully, parking your motorcycle here won’t add anything to the bill.
Since parking is free, take your time exploring cafes, restaurants, and different wellness establishments, like Nowhere Baths, an indoor bathhouse.
If you’re heading around the Thomson area, Mount Alvernia Hospital is another spot where motorcycle parking is free.
Its location is especially handy for those planning a trip to MacRitchie Reservoir Park, which is just across Thomson Road. Once you’re there, you can have a leisurely stroll along the reservoir or take on one of the longer nature trails for some good exercise.
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Easties don’t have to ride across the island to enjoy free parking, for IKEA Tampines also offers free motorcycle parking daily. Here, you can have complimentary parking while furniture shopping or enjoying Swedish meatballs.
And since Giant and COURTS are right next door, you could get your groceries, furniture, and electronics shopping done in a single trip without having to move your bike between stops.
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Parking at KINEX can be a more practical option, as Paya Lebar is a busy area with several malls, and looking for an empty lot can be difficult. Motorcycle parking here is free every day, including public holidays.
If you’re visiting Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ), Paya Lebar Square, or Singpost Centre, park at KINEX and explore the wider shopping district on foot.
There is no paid barrier to the car park, and you can access the motorbike parking lots by veering to the right side of Level 2.
Watch YouTuber Whreelson’s video on entering the KINEX car park for free motorcycle parking.
If you’re planning a day at Wild Wild Wet, you can leave your motorcycle at E!Hub Downtown East without paying for parking.
Besides the water park, the wider Downtown East area is home to plenty of restaurants and entertainment options, and D’Resort is nearby if you’re heading there for a chalet or staycation.
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Admission tickets, food, and the inevitable souvenir can already make a trip to Mandai Wildlife Reserve an expensive day out, so riders can at least save on one thing: parking.
Motorcycle parking is free when visiting the WEST and EAST carparks of Mandai Wildlife Reserve. These carparks serve multiple attractions, including Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise, making it one less expense to account for while exploring the animal parks.
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Those heading north can park for free at Orchid Country Club, which has almost 600 complimentary parking lots spread across its driving range, golf clubhouse, social clubhouse, and recreational clubhouse. Just keep an eye out for the yellow public parking lots, as the red lots are reserved for members
There’s plenty to do here. The country club has dining establishments and recreational facilities. At the same time, its location along the northern banks of Lower Seletar Reservoir makes it a convenient stop if you’re spending the day around Yishun and want to take a breather in nature.
Image credit: Jelita Mall
Those living around Bukit Timah can bookmark Jelita Shopping Centre, where motorcycle parking is also free. The free motorcycle parking lots are located outside the main carpark gantry in an open-air space.
It’s more of a neighbourhood stop than an attraction, but you can pop by to grab groceries or other everyday essentials without having to pay just to leave your bike for a short while.
While you’re in the vicinity, you can also head over to the nearby Rail Corridor for a breather in nature. If you want to explore the wider neighbourhood, Holland Village is also a shorter distance away with cafes, restaurants, and bars.
Image credit: THE CHEVRONS via Google Maps
Finally, Westies can park their motorcycles for free at The Chevrons near Jurong East.
The recreational club has more than you might expect, including a climbing gym and PadelStation. Alternatively, you could leave your bike here before heading towards nearby IMM.
From a free parking spot right along Orchard Road to options in Tampines and Jurong, riders have quite a few places around Singapore where they can leave their motorcycles without spending a cent.
Bookmark the ones closest to your usual haunts, or keep this list handy for the next time you’re riding somewhere unfamiliar. Just remember to check the latest parking information before making your trip, as rates and parking arrangements can change.
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Cover image adapted from: spen via YouTube, Singapore Tickets
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