Parking Near Wooster Square Historic District, CT
Where Can I Park Near Wooster Square Historic District?
For Wooster Square Historic District at 21 Wooster Place, State/Chapel Parking Lot is the nearest named facility in the local parking information. Granite Square Parking Garage at 690 State Street is another option. Parksy also lists Chapel Square Garage 0.5 miles away at $6.40 an hour, plus secure spaces 0.6 miles away for $9 or $10 a day.
- Address
- 21 Wooster Place
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Chapel Square Garage, New Haven, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
- Nearest station
- New Haven State Street station, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
Parking Near Wooster Square
Wooster Square Historic District, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking Near 21 Wooster Place
Wooster Square Historic District is a sightseeing destination at 21 Wooster Place in New Haven, near Wooster Square. For a visitor arriving by car, the nearest named facility in the local parking information is State/Chapel Parking Lot. Park New Haven places the lot close to Wooster Street, M.L.K. Jr.
The lot is presented as a destination for visitors and frequent commuters, making it a practical choice when curb spaces around the historic streets are occupied (parknewhaven.com).
State/Chapel Lot and Granite Square Garage Options
Other named facilities in New Haven include Granite Square Parking Garage at 690 State Street. Park New Haven identifies it as a parking garage in New Haven, Connecticut (parknewhaven.com). Its State Street location gives drivers another named garage option beyond the State/Chapel lot.
New Haven also provides metered and on-street parking. Meter enforcement runs Monday through Saturday until 9:00 PM, excluding holidays, and there are no time limits on metered spaces after 5:00 PM (parknewhaven.com). Each meter has its own rates and hours, so curb parking is governed by the individual meter rather than one district-wide tariff (parknewhaven.com).
Parksy Spaces Around Wooster Square
Parksy lists two 0.5-mile options at Chapel Square Garage in New Haven, each priced at $6.40 an hour.
At 0.6 miles, Parksy lists two secure covered spaces at 1 Temple Street in New Haven, each priced at $9 a day. A separate secure garage space in New Haven is also listed at 0.6 miles for $9 a day, while another secure garage space at the same distance is priced at $10 a day.
Meter Hours and Busy Driving Times in New Haven
Street parking around the site is subject to New Haven’s metered-parking enforcement from Monday through Saturday until 9:00 PM, with holidays excluded (parknewhaven.com). After 5:00 PM, metered spaces have no time limits (parknewhaven.com). Drivers using the surrounding streets should therefore read the individual meter for the applicable rate and operating hours (parknewhaven.com).
Wooster Square Historic District is a local historic district, designated on June 11, 1970, and it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 5, 1971 (nhpt.org). The historic designation covers much of Wooster Square around its rectangular park (wikipedia.org), so curb demand can be strongest when visitors are circulating through the district and nearby New Haven destinations.
State Street Rail Access to Wooster Square
New Haven State Street station is the nearest station to Wooster Square Historic District. The station is 0.2 miles from the site, a 5-minute walk, making rail a straightforward alternative to driving into the historic area.
From the station, the short walk avoids the need to search for a curb space near 21 Wooster Place. The address is in New Haven near Wooster Square, and the station’s 0.2-mile distance places the rail connection within an easy walk of the district.
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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 Near Wooster Square Historic District?
For Wooster Square Historic District at 21 Wooster Place, State/Chapel Parking Lot is the nearest named facility in the local parking information. Granite Square Parking Garage at 690 State Street is another option. Parksy also lists Chapel Square Garage 0.5 miles away at $6.40 an hour, plus secure spaces 0.6 miles away for $9 or $10 a day.
What Is the Nearest Named Parking Facility to Wooster Square Historic District?
State/Chapel Parking Lot is the nearest named facility in the local parking information. Park New Haven places it close to Wooster Street, M.L.K. Jr. The lot is presented as a destination for visitors and frequent commuters, making it a practical choice when curb spaces around the historic streets are occupied.
What Garage Options Are Available Near Wooster Square?
Granite Square Parking Garage at 690 State Street is another named garage option in New Haven beyond State/Chapel Parking Lot. Parksy also lists Chapel Square Garage 0.5 miles away at $6.40 an hour.
What Are the Metered Parking Hours Near Wooster Square?
New Haven meter enforcement runs Monday through Saturday until 9:00 PM, excluding holidays. Metered spaces have no time limits after 5:00 PM. Each meter has its own rates and hours, so drivers should read the individual meter for the applicable rate and operating hours.
How Far Is New Haven State Street Station From Wooster Square?
New Haven State Street station is 0.2 miles from Wooster Square Historic District, a 5-minute walk. Rail provides a straightforward alternative to driving into the historic area, and the short walk from the station avoids searching for a curb space near 21 Wooster Place.
Why Can Curb Parking Be Difficult Around Wooster Square?
Wooster Square Historic District is a local historic district designated on June 11, 1970, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 5, 1971. Its historic designation covers much of Wooster Square around its rectangular park, so curb demand can be strongest when visitors circulate through the district and nearby New Haven destinations.
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