Parking Near Fort Lewis College, Durango
What Parking Options Are Available for Fort Lewis College?
Parking permits are required for all vehicles on campus, with visitor metered parking at Hawk Station. Permit prices include $25 per fall or spring semester, $75 per fall or spring semester for the standard semester option, and $150 per year for a standard pass. Nearby Parksy spaces range from 0.5 mi to 0.7 mi away and cost $1 an hour, $10 a day, or $30 to $75 a month.
- Address
- 930 Rim Drive
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in Durango, CO - Only $50/Month!, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
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Fort Lewis College, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking Permits and Visitor Spaces at Fort Lewis College
Parking permits are required for all vehicles on the campus, and staff can purchase permits online through Campus Police & Parking (fortlewis.edu). The permit schedule lists $25 per fall or spring semester, $150 per year for a standard pass, and $75 per fall or spring semester for the standard semester option (fortlewis.edu).
Visitors can use metered parking at Hawk Station (fortlewis.edu). The campus address is 930 Rim Drive, so visitor parking at the college is the practical choice for appointments, campus tours, and short visits. Campus Police & Parking provides both short-term and long-term permits online (fortlewis.edu).
Busy Parking Periods and Overnight Limits on the Durango Campus
Campus permits are required from September through April, covering the main academic period when student and staff demand is highest (thefort.fortlewis.edu).
Commuter parking lots have no overnight parking from 1:00 AM to 7:00 AM (fortlewis.edu). Drivers leaving a vehicle overnight should therefore avoid commuter lots during those hours. The campus map identifies the parking-lot designations used by the overnight and break rules (fortlewis.edu).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Fort Lewis College
Students needing a monthly option can choose a parking lot 0.5 mi from the campus for $50 a month, or another parking lot at the same distance for $50 a month. A secure, 24/7 parking lot 0.7 mi away costs $30 a month and suits students or staff who need a lower monthly price.
For shorter stays, a secure and accessible parking lot 0.5 mi away costs $10 a day. A 24/7 gated parking lot at the same distance costs $1 an hour, making it useful for visitors, appointments, or event attendance. Staff who want a longer arrangement can use a convenient lot 0.6 mi away for $75 a month.
Other Parking Around the Durango Campus
The college sits 0.6 mi from Durango center, where drivers can combine a central visit with parking away from the campus.
For a college visit, the Parksy spaces near the campus provide clearer choices: monthly parking is available at $30, $50, or $75 a month, while short stays are available at $1 an hour or $10 a day. These options are outside the campus permit system and can suit students, staff, or visitors according to the length of stay.
Walking Into Fort Lewis College From Durango
The campus is at 930 Rim Drive and is 0.6 mi from Durango center.
Parksy spaces are listed between 0.5 mi and 0.7 mi from the campus. The 0.5 mi options are the closest listed choices, while the 0.6 mi and 0.7 mi spaces suit drivers prepared for a slightly longer walk. The supplied local facts identify no rail station or station walking time for this location.
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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
What Parking Options Are Available for Fort Lewis College?
Parking permits are required for all vehicles on campus, with visitor metered parking at Hawk Station. Permit prices include $25 per fall or spring semester, $75 per fall or spring semester for the standard semester option, and $150 per year for a standard pass. Nearby Parksy spaces range from 0.5 mi to 0.7 mi away and cost $1 an hour, $10 a day, or $30 to $75 a month.
Do I Need a Parking Permit at Fort Lewis College?
Yes. Parking permits are required for all vehicles on campus. Staff can purchase permits online through Campus Police & Parking, which provides short-term and long-term permits online. The permit schedule lists $25 per fall or spring semester, $150 per year for a standard pass, and $75 per fall or spring semester for the standard semester option.
Where Can Visitors Park for Fort Lewis College Appointments or Tours?
Visitors can use metered parking at Hawk Station. The campus address is 930 Rim Drive, making visitor parking at the college a practical choice for appointments, campus tours, and short visits. Nearby short-stay options include a secure and accessible parking lot 0.5 mi away for $10 a day and a 24/7 gated lot at the same distance for $1 an hour.
When Are Campus Permits Required, and Can I Park Overnight?
Campus permits are required from September through April, covering the main academic period when student and staff demand is highest. Commuter parking lots have no overnight parking from 1:00 AM to 7:00 AM. Drivers leaving a vehicle overnight should avoid commuter lots during those hours, and the campus map identifies parking-lot designations used by overnight and break rules.
How Much Does Nearby Monthly Parking Cost?
Nearby monthly parking costs $30, $50, or $75 a month. A secure, 24/7 parking lot 0.7 mi away costs $30 a month. Two parking lots 0.5 mi away cost $50 a month, while a convenient lot 0.6 mi away costs $75 a month. These options are outside the campus permit system and can suit students or staff.
How Far Is Parking From Campus, and What Are the Short-Stay Prices?
Parksy spaces are listed between 0.5 mi and 0.7 mi from campus, with the 0.5 mi options closest. Short stays cost $1 an hour at a 24/7 gated parking lot 0.5 mi away or $10 a day at a secure and accessible parking lot the same distance away. The campus is 0.6 mi from Durango center.
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