Parking Near Yeshiva University, Washington Heights
Where Can I Park for Yeshiva University?
For regular campus parking, Rousso Parking lists monthly permits at $55 for employees, $45 for students, and $55 for adjuncts parking full time four or five days a week. Visitors should use Indoor-Parking Garage Lot E on Amsterdam Avenue between 182nd and 183rd Streets. Nearby alternatives include a $20 a day garage 0.2 miles away and a $16 a day covered space 326 yd away.
- Address
- 500 West 185th Street
- Closest listed space
- Premium Covered Parking at 506 W. 181 St., New York, 326 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 181st Street, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
Parking Near Washington Heights
Yeshiva University, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Yeshiva Campus Parking Permits and Visitor Entry
The campus parking program is operated through Rousso Parking, with monthly permits listed at $55 for employees and $45 for students (yu.edu). The Rousso rate page also lists a $55 monthly fee for adjuncts parking full time four or five days a week (yu.edu). These permits are the most direct option for regular staff, students, and adjuncts who need to leave a vehicle near the university.
Visitors should drive to Indoor-Parking Garage Lot E on Amsterdam Avenue between 182nd and 183rd Streets, according to the university’s visitor permit application (yu.edu). The visitor permit documents list the parking office phone number as 212-795-3230 and the email address as parking@yu.edu (yu.edu). A separate visitor permit document lists 646-592-4477 for the parking office (yu.edu).
When Parking Around the 500 West 185th Street Campus Is Hardest
The application prices that permit at $150 per semester for either fall or spring (yu.edu). Those hours make daytime demand especially relevant for drivers using campus-controlled parking.
Visitor parking is directed to Lot E on Amsterdam Avenue between 182nd and 183rd Streets rather than to an unspecified curbside location (yu.edu). Drivers attending classes, campus appointments, or events should therefore plan for the garage entrance on Amsterdam Avenue and the permit process, particularly during the daytime period identified by the university (yu.edu).
Other Parking Near Yeshiva in Washington Heights
Drivers looking beyond the university-controlled garage can use a Parksy parking garage in Washington Heights priced at $20 a day and located 0.2 miles from the campus. A separate secure garage in the Bronx offers 24/7 access for $375 a month and sits 0.4 miles away. These options suit longer visits or regular parking better than a short curbside stop.
An Audubon lot in Washington Heights is another nearby choice, priced at $30 a day and located 0.5 miles away. The wider area listing identifies on-site parking at Yeshiva at $15 per hour (SpotAngels). The campus rate is separate from the university’s Rousso monthly permit schedule and should not be treated as the same parking product.
Parksy Spaces Closest to Yeshiva University
The closest priced Parksy options are at 506 West 181st Street, 326 yards from the campus. A valet space there costs $16 an hour, while a covered space at the same distance costs $16 a day. The hourly option fits a brief appointment or visitor stop, while the daily covered option is more practical for a full day on campus.
A valet parking garage in Washington Heights is 0.2 miles away at $20 a day, making it useful for students or visitors staying through several hours. Staff needing a longer arrangement can choose the secure Bronx garage, 0.4 miles away, at $375 a month. The Audubon lot is 0.5 miles away and costs $30 a day, offering another daily option for campus visitors.
Walking From 191st Street Station to the Campus
The nearest listed station is 191st Street, 0.3 miles from the campus. The walk takes 7 minutes, making subway travel a practical alternative for students, staff, and visitors who do not need to bring a car to 500 West 185th Street.
Washington Heights center is 0.4 miles from the university. Drivers using a nearby Parksy space can combine parking with a walk through the neighborhood, while station users can continue on foot from 191st Street for the final approach to campus.
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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 Yeshiva University?
For regular campus parking, Rousso Parking lists monthly permits at $55 for employees, $45 for students, and $55 for adjuncts parking full time four or five days a week. Visitors should use Indoor-Parking Garage Lot E on Amsterdam Avenue between 182nd and 183rd Streets. Nearby alternatives include a $20 a day garage 0.2 miles away and a $16 a day covered space 326 yd away.
How Much Do Yeshiva University Parking Permits Cost?
Rousso Parking lists monthly permits at $55 for employees and $45 for students. Adjuncts parking full time four or five days a week are also listed at $55 per month. The visitor permit application prices a fall or spring permit at $150 per semester, providing a separate option for campus-controlled parking.
Where Should Visitors Park for Yeshiva University?
Visitors should drive to Indoor-Parking Garage Lot E on Amsterdam Avenue between 182nd and 183rd Streets. The visitor permit documents list the parking office at 212-795-3230 and parking@yu.edu. A separate visitor permit document lists 646-592-4477 for the parking office, so drivers can use the contact details provided in their permit materials.
What Are the Closest Paid Parking Options Near Yeshiva University?
The closest priced options are at 506 West 181st Street, 326 yd away. A valet space costs $16 an hour, while a covered space costs $16 a day. The hourly option suits a brief appointment or visitor stop, and the daily covered option is more practical for a full day on campus.
What Longer-Term Parking Options Are Near Yeshiva University?
A secure garage in the Bronx offers 24/7 access for $375 a month and is 0.4 miles away. A Washington Heights garage costs $20 a day at 0.2 miles, while the Audubon lot costs $30 a day at 0.5 miles. These options suit longer visits or regular parking better than a short curbside stop.
How Long Is the Walk From 191st Street Station to Yeshiva University?
191st Street is the nearest listed station, 0.3 miles from the campus. The walk takes 7 minutes, making subway travel practical for students, staff, and visitors who do not need to bring a car to 500 West 185th Street. Washington Heights center is 0.4 miles from the university.
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