Parking Near Phoebe a. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, Berkeley
Where Can I Park for the Phoebe a. Hearst Museum of Anthropology?
The Underhill Lot is the nearest paid public parking lot named by the museum, while metered street parking is generally available nearby. Parksy lists a Stadium Garage space 0.2 mi away with 24/7 access, plus options 0.5 mi away priced at $1 an hour and $17 a day. The museum is 1.0 mi from Berkeley center.
- Address
- Anthropology and Art Practice Building
- Closest listed space
- Secure Covered Garage Parking in Berkeley, CA, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Downtown Berkeley, 0.7 mi (15 min walk)
Parking Near Berkeley
Visitors inside a museum gallery Photo: Pexels / Михаил Крамор
Parking at the Phoebe a. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
The Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology is in the Anthropology and Art Practice Building on the University of California, Berkeley campus. The museum’s visitor information identifies the Underhill Lot as the nearest paid public parking lot, making it the clearest choice when you want a formal lot rather than searching block by block. (hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu)
Metered street parking is generally available in the immediate area, according to the museum’s visit information. (hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu) From Berkeley center, the site is 1.0 mi away, so drivers coming from downtown should allow for the campus setting and the possibility of a short walk after parking.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near PAHMA
Parksy lists several paid spaces within reach of PAHMA. The closest listed option is Stadium Garage, 0.2 mi away, with 24/7 access. A Metropolitan Garage space and a secure covered garage are each 0.5 mi away, priced at $1 an hour and $17 a day respectively.
For a longer walk, Kittredge Street Garage is 0.8 mi away and costs $2.50 an hour. The wider options include secure underground parking in Oakland, 2.4 mi away at $168.78 a month, and secure parking at Hollis Business Center in Emeryville, 2.6 mi away at $3 an hour.
Underhill Lot and Other Berkeley Parking Choices
The Underhill Lot is the nearest paid public parking lot named by the museum, so it is the main alternative to metered spaces on surrounding streets. (hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu) Drivers using campus parking can also find the Berkeley Law Lot, the Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure, all identified as public options after 5 pm. (arf.berkeley.edu)
After 5 pm, parking in the Berkeley Law Lot, Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure costs $1 an hour. (arf.berkeley.edu) The Anthropology/Art Practice Lot is particularly relevant to the destination because it shares the building name used in the museum’s address.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around PAHMA
Campus parking demand can be strongest before the after-5 pm public access period listed for the Berkeley Law Lot, Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure.
Metered street parking is generally available in the immediate area around the museum. (hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu) The street option is paid rather than free, while the Berkeley Law Lot, Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure are published as public parking after 5 pm at $1 an hour. (arf.berkeley.edu)
Walking From Downtown Berkeley Station
Downtown Berkeley is the nearest station to the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, at 0.7 mi from the site and a 15 min walk. Downtown Berkeley provides the most direct rail-based arrival point listed for this destination.
The museum is in the Anthropology and Art Practice Building, so the final approach is a campus walk rather than a transfer to another station. Drivers who choose a parking space 0.5 mi away should expect a walk of similar order to the station approach, while the Underhill Lot remains the nearest paid public lot named by the museum. (hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu)
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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 the Phoebe a. Hearst Museum of Anthropology?
The Underhill Lot is the nearest paid public parking lot named by the museum, while metered street parking is generally available nearby. Parksy lists a Stadium Garage space 0.2 mi away with 24/7 access, plus options 0.5 mi away priced at $1 an hour and $17 a day. The museum is 1.0 mi from Berkeley center.
What Is the Nearest Public Parking Lot to the Museum?
The Underhill Lot is the nearest paid public parking lot named by the museum. It is the clearest formal-lot choice when you want to avoid searching block by block. Metered street parking is generally available in the immediate area, but it is paid rather than free.
What Parking Is Available After 5 Pm?
The Berkeley Law Lot, Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure are identified as public options after 5 pm. Parking in each costs $1 an hour after 5 pm. The Anthropology/Art Practice Lot is especially relevant because it shares the building name used in the museum’s address.
How Much Do Nearby Parksy Parking Spaces Cost?
A Metropolitan Garage space is 0.5 mi away and costs $1 an hour. A secure covered garage is also 0.5 mi away and costs $17 a day. Kittredge Street Garage is 0.8 mi away at $2.50 an hour. A Hollis Business Center space in Emeryville is 2.6 mi away at $3 an hour.
Is Street Parking Available Near the Museum?
Metered street parking is generally available in the immediate area around the museum. The street option is paid rather than free. Drivers should also note that campus parking demand can be strongest before the after-5 pm public access period listed for the Berkeley Law Lot, Anthropology/Art Practice Lot, and Bancroft Structure.
How Far Is Downtown Berkeley Station From the Museum?
Downtown Berkeley is 0.7 mi from the museum and a 15 min walk, making it the nearest station and the most direct rail-based arrival point listed. The final approach is a campus walk because the museum is in the Anthropology and Art Practice Building. A parking space 0.5 mi away means a similar-order walk.
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