Parking Near Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, East Boston
Where Can I Park for Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital?
For a patient visit, use the hospital’s paid garage at 300 First Avenue in Charlestown, the most direct parking option for the campus. Free street parking is available throughout the Charlestown Navy Yard, but conditions can vary by block. Parksy also lists spaces 0.6 miles away for $200 or $250 a month and daily options 0.7 miles away for $18 or $35 a day.
- Address
- 300 First Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Private Parking in East Boston, MA, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Maverick, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
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Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Hospital Garage at 300 First Avenue
Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital is at 300 First Avenue in Charlestown, near East Boston. The hospital’s own garage offers paid parking for visitors and patients, according to Spaulding’s Charlestown activity page (sasc.spauldingrehab.org).
The hospital garage is the most direct choice for a patient visit because it serves the campus itself. Drivers using mobility equipment can still use the campus parking option while keeping the hospital’s 300 First Avenue address in view for navigation.
Parksy Spaces Near the Charlestown Campus
Parksy lists three monthly spaces 0.6 miles from the hospital: a private parking space in East Boston for $200 a month, a private space in Charlestown for $250 a month, and another private space for $200 a month. These spaces suit patients, families, or staff who need a dependable base for repeated visits rather than a single appointment.
A private space in Charlestown is listed 0.7 miles away for $75 a week. Two daily options are also 0.7 miles away: a space at 88 Constitution Road for $18 a day and covered parking at 90 Pearl Street for $35 a day. The weekly space can work for a short rehabilitation stay or a run of shifts, while the daily spaces are better matched to occasional visits.
Street Parking Around the Charlestown Navy Yard
Free street parking is available throughout the Charlestown Navy Yard, according to Spaulding’s cycling activity page (sasc.spauldingrehab.org).
The source does not identify individual residential streets, posted time limits, permit zones, street-cleaning schedules, or accessible curb spaces. Conditions can therefore differ from one block to the next. The Navy Yard option is best treated as street parking near the campus, while the Parksy spaces provide a more defined arrangement for drivers planning a longer stay or regular hospital shifts.
Arriving at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital by Car
Use 300 First Avenue, Charlestown, MA 02129 as the hospital destination. The Mass General Brigham location page identifies the site as Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown and gives the main phone number as 617-952-5000 (massgeneralbrigham.org). The hospital garage is paid, while free street parking is available throughout the Charlestown Navy Yard (sasc.spauldingrehab.org).
Drivers bringing a patient should plan around the hospital campus rather than relying on a distant neighborhood space. The published pages identify the campus address and garage but do not publish a separate drop-off curb, emergency department entrance, visiting schedule, busiest arrival period, garage entrance, or accessible-bay location.
Maverick Station and Public Transportation to the Hospital
Maverick is the nearest listed station, 0.8 miles from Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, with a 17-minute walk to the campus. The hospital is 0.5 miles from East Boston center, although the site itself is in Charlestown near East Boston.
The published transport material identifies getting to the hospital by public transportation but does not provide a named bus route in the supplied listing. No additional station walking time is available for this destination. From Maverick, allow the stated 17-minute walk and use 300 First Avenue as the final destination.
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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 Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital?
For a patient visit, use the hospital’s paid garage at 300 First Avenue in Charlestown, the most direct parking option for the campus. Free street parking is available throughout the Charlestown Navy Yard, but conditions can vary by block. Parksy also lists spaces 0.6 miles away for $200 or $250 a month and daily options 0.7 miles away for $18 or $35 a day.
What Is the Best Parking Option for a Patient Visit?
The hospital garage at 300 First Avenue is the most direct choice because it serves the campus itself. It is paid parking for visitors and patients. Drivers bringing a patient should plan around the hospital campus rather than relying on a distant neighborhood space, including when using mobility equipment.
What Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available for Monthly or Weekly Parking?
Parksy lists three monthly spaces 0.6 miles from the hospital: one in East Boston for $200 a month, one in Charlestown for $250 a month, and another for $200 a month. A private space in Charlestown is also listed 0.7 miles away for $75 a week, which can suit a short rehabilitation stay or run of shifts.
What Are the Daily Parking Options Near the Hospital?
Two daily Parksy options are listed 0.7 miles away. A space at 88 Constitution Road costs $18 a day, while covered parking at 90 Pearl Street costs $35 a day. These daily spaces are better matched to occasional visits than the monthly spaces, which provide a dependable base for repeated visits.
How Do I Get to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital by Public Transportation?
Maverick is the nearest listed station, 0.8 miles from the hospital, with a 17-minute walk to the campus. Use 300 First Avenue, Charlestown, MA 02129 as the final destination. The supplied transport material identifies public transportation access but does not provide a named bus route.
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