Parking Near The Gamble House, Pasadena
Where Can I Park for The Gamble House?
Try the labeled free visitor spaces directly in front of the house on Westmoreland Place first. If they are occupied, the house lists additional parking on Orange Grove. Paid options include an outdoor lot or 30 N. Pasadena Ave., both 0.5 mi away at $10 a day.
- Address
- 4 Westmoreland Place
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Outdoor Lot Parking in Pasadena, CA, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
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Visitors inside a museum gallery Photo: Pexels / Ray Zhu
Free Spaces on Westmoreland Place at The Gamble House
The most direct option is free parking in labeled spaces on Westmoreland Place, directly in front of the house. The Gamble House lists those spaces as visitor parking, so they are the first places to try when arriving at 4 Westmoreland Place (gamblehouse.org).
Additional parking is available on Orange Grove, giving drivers another nearby street option when the spaces in front of the house are occupied (gamblehouse.org). Visit Pasadena lists free parking as an amenity and gives the venue a capacity of 150 (visitpasadena.com). The site is 1.0 mi from Pasadena center, so arriving from downtown by car does not require a long cross-town trip.
Westmoreland Place Parking During Busy Pasadena Visits
Street parking directly outside the house is the most convenient choice, but the labeled spaces on Westmoreland Place are limited to the spaces identified for parking. Drivers heading to a popular tour should treat those spaces as a first-come option and keep Orange Grove as the nearby alternative listed by the house (gamblehouse.org).
The attraction is closed on Monday and Wednesday, with opening hours shown as 10:00AM to 4:00PM on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (maps.apple.com). Those opening days create a practical pattern for arrival: parking demand is concentrated around the days when tours and museum visits are operating.
Orange Grove and Other Pasadena Parking Choices
Orange Grove is the named backup parking area supplied by the house, and it is useful when the labeled Westmoreland Place spaces are taken (gamblehouse.org). The venue directory also records free parking among the amenities, supporting the use of the house’s own street-parking guidance rather than assuming a paid facility is required (visitpasadena.com).
For a paid alternative beyond the immediate street spaces, Parksy lists an outdoor lot 0.5 mi away at $10 a day. A parking space at 30 N. Pasadena Ave. is also 0.5 mi away and costs $10 a day. These options are farther from the entrance than Westmoreland Place, but they give drivers a named choice when the closest street spaces are busy.
Parksy Spaces Around The Gamble House
Parksy lists several paid spaces within 0.7 mi of the site. De Lacey Garage is covered and costs $1 an hour, while Marriott Garage is a secure parking garage at $1 an hour. A secure garage at 30 E. Union St. costs $7 a day.
Drivers who prefer an attended option can use the convenient valet space at 33 W. Green St., 0.7 mi away, for $10 a day. The two Parksy spaces 0.5 mi away cost $10 a day: the space at 30 N. Pasadena Ave. and the outdoor lot. These distances make the Parksy choices a fallback for visitors who would rather reserve paid parking than search around Westmoreland Place.
Metro Access and the Walk to The Gamble House
Old Pasadena is described as pedestrian friendly, with easy access to public transportation and service from major bus lines and two Gold Line Metro stops (oldpasadena.org).
Drivers combining rail with a final walk should use one of the two Gold Line Metro stops serving Old Pasadena, then continue on foot through the pedestrian-friendly district. The available station guidance identifies the two stops but does not provide walking times to 4 Westmoreland Place, so the final approach should be planned using the selected station and the house’s address.
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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 Gamble House?
Try the labeled free visitor spaces directly in front of the house on Westmoreland Place first. If they are occupied, the house lists additional parking on Orange Grove. Paid options include an outdoor lot or 30 N. Pasadena Ave., both 0.5 mi away at $10 a day.
Is Parking Free at The Gamble House?
Free parking is listed in labeled visitor spaces directly in front of the house on Westmoreland Place. Visit Pasadena also records free parking as an amenity.
What Is the Backup Parking Option?
Orange Grove is the named backup parking area supplied by the house. It is useful when the labeled Westmoreland Place spaces are taken. The house lists Orange Grove as another nearby street option, so drivers can try it instead of assuming a paid facility is required.
What Paid Parking Is Closest?
Parksy lists an outdoor lot 0.5 mi away at $10 a day and a parking space at 30 N. Pasadena Ave. 0.5 mi away at $10 a day. De Lacey Garage and Marriott Garage are 0.7 mi away and cost $1 an hour.
When Is Parking Demand Likely to Be Highest?
The house is closed on Monday and Wednesday. Opening hours are 10:00AM to 4:00PM on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Parking demand is concentrated around days when tours and museum visits are operating, so the labeled Westmoreland Place spaces should be treated as first-come.
Can I Use Public Transportation and Walk?
Old Pasadena is pedestrian friendly, with easy access to public transportation, major bus lines and two Gold Line Metro stops. Drivers combining rail with a final walk can use one of those stops, then continue on foot through the district to 4 Westmoreland Place.
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