Baycourt Community & Arts Centre is located in the heart of the Tauranga city centre at 38 Durham Street.
There are numerous on-street car parks, several off-street parking areas, as well as two parking buildings which are only just a short walk away from Baycourt.
For more information visit Tauranga City Council's 'Where to park in the CBD' webpage.
On-Street parking
It is free to park on the street in the city centre. You can park for free for up to two hours before you wll be required to move your vehicle to a paid parking area.
On-street parking time restrictions apply Monday to Saturday, 8am – 4pm.
off-street parking
There are also two short-term, off-street car parks in close vicinity to Baycourt where you can park your vehicele for free, for up to three-hours:
Off-street parking area time restrictions apply Monday to Friday, 9am – 3pm.
Parking Buildings
If you’re planning on staying for longer than two-hours you may want to consider using either of the two parking buildings closest to Baycourt:
For more information about costs, visit the Tauranga City Council's 'Parking Fees' webpage.
MOBILITY PARKING
Mobility parks closest to Baycourt are:
- Two on-street mobility parks on Durham Street opposite Baycourt's front entrance
- Three mobility parks in the Tauranga City Library & Council off-street car park
- Two on-street mobility parks on Hamilton Street
- Three mobility parks in the Masonic Park Coff-street car park
Click here to view the locations of mobility parks in the Tauranga city centre.
Buses
The Bayhopper network has 26 bus routes which cover the Western Bay and Tauranga urban area.The Bayhopper bus stops neaerst to Baycourt can be found on Willow Street.
For timetable information or to use the Baybus online Journey Planner service, visit baybus.co.nz
Last Reviewed: 04/12/2020