Parking Near University of California Washington Center, Logan Circle
Where Can I Park for the University of California Washington Center?
The campus at 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest lists parking at $12 a day or $204 a month, with the daily rate covering any portion of a day up to 24 hours. Nearby Parksy choices include a garage space 58 yd away at $22 an hour and spaces at 1615 M St. NW at $22 a day.
- Address
- 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
- Closest listed space
- Secure Commercial Garage Space in Washington, DC, 58 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Farragut North station, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
Parking Near Logan Circle
A university campus building Photo: Pexels / Matthis Volquardsen
Parking at the University of California Washington Center in Ward 2
The campus is at 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest in Ward 2, near Logan Circle. Its building and guest-services information lists parking at $12 a day or $204 a month, with the daily rate applying to any portion of a day up to 24 hours (ucdc.edu).
UCDC’s center information says public parking is available on nearby streets and in garages, including covered garages on surrounding blocks along M Street and 17th Street (ucdc.edu). The campus information identifies the parking team at parking@ucdc.edu for parking questions (ucdc.edu). Drivers heading to classes, offices, or center events can therefore compare the campus rate with nearby spaces before entering the area.
Parksy Spaces Within a Few Steps of UCWC
Two Parksy options are listed 58 yd from the campus: a secure commercial garage space at $22 an hour, and a garage space at 1615 M St. NW at $22 a day. The hourly garage is suited to visitors making a short appointment or attending a brief meeting, while the daily garage is better for students, staff, or visitors staying through the day.
A second listing at 1615 M St. NW is also 70 yd away and costs $22 a day. Its daily format makes it useful for a full class schedule, a workday, or a campus visit without the hourly calculation. The two 1615 M St. NW listings give drivers a nearby daily choice, while the commercial garage provides a short-stay alternative close to 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest.
Busy Periods Around the Campus and Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
Parking pressure is likely to be greatest during the academic term, when students and staff are arriving for classes and campus work, and during center events that bring additional visitors to Ward 2. UCDC’s center information specifically directs drivers toward public street parking and garages on surrounding blocks, including M Street and 17th Street (ucdc.edu).
The campus information also identifies street parking as part of the nearby public supply (ucdc.edu). Surrounding curb spaces are subject to posted restrictions, so a driver arriving during a busy class period or event needs to distinguish legal visitor parking from spaces reserved for other uses. The practical choice for a time-sensitive visit is a nearby garage space rather than relying on a vacant curb spot.
Other Garages Around M Street and 17th Street
UCDC’s center information identifies covered garages on the surrounding blocks along M Street and 17th Street (ucdc.edu). Those garages are the main alternatives to parking at the campus itself, particularly for visitors who want covered parking near the building or staff and students who need a longer stay.
The same center information describes public parking as available in nearby streets and garages (ucdc.edu). A driver comparing public options with the campus arrangement should treat the M Street and 17th Street garages as separate facilities rather than campus parking. The covered format can be especially useful when an event or full working day makes street parking uncertain.
Farragut North Access From the UCWC Address
Farragut North station is the nearest rail stop, 0.3 mi from the campus and a 6 min walk.
The campus is 0.5 mi from the center of Logan Circle. Drivers using a Parksy space or a public garage can combine the short final walk with rail travel, while visitors arriving by train can avoid the limited curb supply around 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest.
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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 University of California Washington Center?
The campus at 1608 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest lists parking at $12 a day or $204 a month, with the daily rate covering any portion of a day up to 24 hours. Nearby Parksy choices include a garage space 58 yd away at $22 an hour and spaces at 1615 M St. NW at $22 a day.
What Does Campus Parking Cost?
Parking information lists a rate of $12 a day or $204 a month. The daily rate applies to any portion of a day up to 24 hours. For parking questions, contact parking@ucdc.edu. Drivers can compare this arrangement with nearby public streets, garages, and listed spaces before entering the area.
Where Can I Park During Busy Classes or Events?
UCDC identifies public parking on nearby streets and in garages, including covered garages on surrounding blocks along M Street and 17th Street. During busy class periods or center events, a nearby garage space is the practical choice rather than relying on an available curb spot. Posted restrictions apply to surrounding curb spaces.
Is There a Short-Stay Parking Option Nearby?
A secure commercial garage space is listed 58 yd from the campus at $22 an hour. Its hourly format can suit a short appointment or brief meeting. The nearby 1615 M St. NW listings cost $22 a day, making them alternatives for drivers staying through the day.
How Far Is Farragut North From the Campus?
Farragut North station is the nearest rail stop, 0.3 mi from the campus and a 6 min walk. The campus is 0.5 mi from the center of Logan Circle. Drivers can combine a nearby Parksy space or public garage with the short final walk and rail travel.
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