Parking Near Ghirardelli Square, Russian Hill
Where Can I Park at Ghirardelli Square?
The most direct choice is the covered, self-park Ghirardelli Square garage on Larkin Street between North Point and Beach Street. It is handicap accessible and has EV charging. Parksy lists garage spaces 18 yards away at $18 an hour or $52 a day, while Monday through Thursday purchases of $25 or more qualify for 50% off parking.
- Address
- 900 North Point Street
- Closest listed space
- Premium Ghirardelli Square Garage Parking in SF, 18 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Russian Hill
Ghirardelli Square, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Ghirardelli Square on Larkin Street
The most direct option is the Ghirardelli Square garage, on Larkin Street between North Point and Beach Street, serving the attraction at 900 North Point Street. Visit Ghirardelli identifies the garage and designated street spots as the official parking choices for visitors (ghirardellisq.com). The garage is covered, self-park, handicap accessible and has EV charging available (abmparking.com).
The garage operates from 6:00AM to 12:00AM on Monday, with the same hours listed for Tuesday through the operator's schedule (abmparking.com). Monday through Thursday, spending $25 or more in a single purchase qualifies for 50% off parking at the square (ghirardellisq.com). This arrangement makes the official garage particularly practical for a shopping or dining visit rather than a short stop.
Fisherman's Wharf Parking Beyond the Official Garage
Visitors can also use designated street spots around the square, an option identified by Visit Ghirardelli alongside the official garage (ghirardellisq.com). The attraction is in Fisherman's Wharf, near Russian Hill, where the surrounding streets serve a busy visitor district rather than a quiet residential block.
The same guide gives the attraction's business hours as 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day, so drivers planning a visit during those hours can pair the street option with the official facility (visitcalifornia.com).
Parksy Spaces Closest to the Square
Parksy lists three garage spaces only 18 yards from Ghirardelli Square: two hourly spaces at $18 an hour and one daily space at $52 a day. These are the closest listed choices and suit drivers who want a covered garage-style space immediately beside the attraction.
A private parking space in the Marina is 0.2 miles away and costs $40 a week, making it the weekly option among the nearby listed spaces.
Busy Fisherman's Wharf Streets and Parking Pressure
Fisherman's Wharf draws visitors to the square and the surrounding attractions, so parking demand is concentrated around the main visitor routes. The official site directs drivers to the garage or designated street spots rather than treating every nearby curb as available parking (ghirardellisq.com).
The square's businesses are open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day (visitcalifornia.com), which puts the middle of the day and evening visiting period inside the local trading window. Street parking therefore requires using the designated spots identified by the attraction, while the covered garage offers a clearer destination for drivers arriving during the visitor day.
Walking From Russian Hill and Public Transport
Ghirardelli Square is at 900 North Point Street in Fisherman's Wharf, near Russian Hill. The site is 0.5 miles from Russian Hill center, giving visitors based in the nearby suburb a walkable connection to the attraction.
Drivers who prefer to leave the car outside the busiest waterfront streets can combine parking with a walk from Russian Hill. The square's address places it directly on North Point Street, while the official parking entrance is on Larkin Street between North Point and Beach Street (visitcalifornia.com).
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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 at Ghirardelli Square?
The most direct choice is the covered, self-park Ghirardelli Square garage on Larkin Street between North Point and Beach Street. It is handicap accessible and has EV charging. Parksy lists garage spaces 18 yards away at $18 an hour or $52 a day, while Monday through Thursday purchases of $25 or more qualify for 50% off parking.
What Are the Parking Hours at Ghirardelli Square?
The official garage operates from 6:00AM to 12:00AM on Monday, with the same hours listed for Tuesday through the operator's schedule. The square's businesses are open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day, so the garage covers the listed visitor hours.
Is Street Parking Available at Ghirardelli Square?
Visitors can use designated street spots around the square, an option identified alongside the official garage. The attraction directs drivers to those designated spots rather than treating every nearby curb as available parking. Street parking is therefore most appropriate when you find one of the specifically identified spaces.
How Much Do the Closest Parksy Parking Spaces Cost?
Parksy lists three garage spaces 18 yards from the square: two hourly spaces at $18 an hour and one daily space at $52 a day. These are the closest listed choices and offer covered garage-style parking immediately beside the attraction. A private Marina space is 0.2 miles away and costs $40 a week.
Can I Get a Parking Discount When Visiting Ghirardelli Square?
Monday through Thursday, spending $25 or more in a single purchase qualifies for 50% off parking at the square. This arrangement makes the official garage particularly practical for a shopping or dining visit rather than a short stop, when the purchase requirement may not apply.
Can I Walk From Russian Hill to Ghirardelli Square?
The square is at 900 North Point Street in Fisherman's Wharf, near Russian Hill, and is 0.5 miles from Russian Hill center. Visitors based nearby can walk to the attraction, while drivers can combine parking with a walk from Russian Hill instead of using the busiest waterfront streets.
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