Free Parking in Larchmont, NY: Where to Find It
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For free parking in Larchmont, use Lots #4 Wendt Ave West, #5 Gilder Street, #6 Addison Street, or #10 Wendt Ave East outside their 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday meter periods, except overnight. On streets without another posted regulation, parking is free for up to four hours between 8AM and 6PM. The village prohibits parking from 2AM to 6AM every day.
Parking Near Larchmont
Free parking in Larchmont’s municipal lots and streets
Larchmont’s municipal parking map identifies free periods in several named lots. Lots #4 Wendt Ave West, #5 Gilder Street, #6 Addison Street, and #10 Wendt Ave East provide four-hour meter parking from 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday, with free parking outside those hours except overnight.
Lot #7 North Avenue has paid shopper spaces on the right side and permit-only spaces on the left; its four-hour meter period runs from 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday, with free parking outside those hours except overnight. Lot #8 Railroad Way is restricted to business owner or employee permits from 8AM to 8PM, then free outside that period except overnight. On any Larchmont street without another posted regulation, parking is free for up to four hours between 8AM and 6PM.
Larchmont time limits, permits, and overnight restrictions
Larchmont’s village-wide overnight rule prohibits on-street parking and parking in municipal lots from 2AM to 6AM every day. Temporary overnight on-street parking may be permitted through a complementary pass from the Police Department at (914) 834-1000.
Lot #1 is permit-only from 7AM to 6PM on weekdays, Lot #1A is permit-only from 7AM to 3PM on weekdays, and Lot #3 requires a meter permit from 6AM to 10AM on weekdays. Larchmont issues disability parking permits through the Village Clerk’s Office.
Parksy parking near Larchmont for full free lots
A secure 24/7 parking lot in Mamaroneck is 1.8 miles from Larchmont and costs $4.25 an hour. This lot suits drivers who need a priced space with round-the-clock access when Larchmont’s free municipal-lot periods are unavailable.
New Rochelle has several garage options 2.0 miles from Larchmont at $6 an hour, including Premium Parking Garage at Two Clinton Park, Convenient Garage Parking, Convenient Parking Garage, and Convenient Parking at One Clinton Park. These garages suit drivers heading toward New Rochelle or anyone who prefers a covered priced space instead of searching for a free Larchmont street or lot space.
A secure 24/7 parking garage in Mamaroneck is 2.1 miles from Larchmont and costs $185 a month. The monthly option suits commuters who need regular parking beyond Larchmont’s free time windows.
Larchmont parking fines, payment, and appeals
Larchmont’s municipal code lists a $35 penalty for a metered-parking violation and an $85 penalty for failing to have a required parking permit. Larchmont uses vehicle-mounted or handheld license-plate readers linked with pay stations, the Passport app, and the permit system to enforce payment and time limits.
Larchmont’s Justice Court accepts parking-violation payments online by credit or debit card, by mailed check to the Court Clerk at 120 Larchmont Avenue, or in person at the Court Clerk’s Office. Larchmont’s in-person office accepts cash, check, or credit or debit card from 8:30AM to 4:30PM Monday through Friday except village holidays. Larchmont doubles the initial fine when payment is not received within 30 days, and sends the matter to the Department of Motor Vehicles as a scofflaw after 60 days. Larchmont requires a written appeal to the Justice Court before the violation’s initial due date, including the violation number, license plate, explanation, and requested action.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I park for free in Larchmont, New York?
For free parking in Larchmont, use Lots #4 Wendt Ave West, #5 Gilder Street, #6 Addison Street, or #10 Wendt Ave East outside their 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday meter periods, except overnight. On streets without another posted regulation, parking is free for up to four hours between 8AM and 6PM. The village prohibits parking from 2AM to 6AM every day.
Which Larchmont municipal lots have free parking periods?
Lots #4 Wendt Ave West, #5 Gilder Street, #6 Addison Street, and #10 Wendt Ave East have four-hour meter parking from 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday. Parking is free outside those hours except overnight. Lot #7 North Avenue also has a four-hour meter period from 8AM to 6PM Monday through Saturday, with free parking outside that period except overnight.
Can I park free on Larchmont streets?
On any Larchmont street without another posted regulation, parking is free for up to four hours between 8AM and 6PM. Larchmont’s village-wide overnight rule prohibits on-street parking and parking in municipal lots from 2AM to 6AM every day. Temporary overnight on-street parking may be permitted through a complementary pass from the Police Department at (914) 834-1000.
What are the parking restrictions at Lot #8 Railroad Way?
Lot #8 Railroad Way is restricted to business owner or employee permits from 8AM to 8PM. It is free outside that period except overnight.
Which Larchmont lots require permits?
Lot #1 is permit-only from 7AM to 6PM on weekdays, Lot #1A is permit-only from 7AM to 3PM on weekdays, and Lot #3 requires a meter permit from 6AM to 10AM on weekdays. Lot #7 North Avenue has permit-only spaces on the left side, while its right side has paid shopper spaces.
What are Larchmont parking fines and how can I appeal?
Larchmont lists a $35 penalty for a metered-parking violation and an $85 penalty for failing to have a required parking permit. A written appeal must reach the Justice Court before the violation’s initial due date and include the violation number, license plate, explanation, and requested action. Payment is accepted online, by mailed check, or in person.
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