Parking Near Columbus College of Art and Design, Italian Village
Where Can I Park for Columbus College of Art and Design?
The campus map directs drivers to marked parking spots at the north end of Design Studios on Broad, accessed from Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street. Nearby Parksy options include 112 Milton Alley at 172 yards for $3 an hour and Lot 408 at 209 yards for $5 a day. Union Station is 0.7 miles away, with a 14-minute walk to campus.
- Address
- 73 Cleveland Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking in Columbus – 112 Milton Alley, 172 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Union Station, 0.7 mi (14 min walk)
Parking Near Italian Village
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Parking at Columbus College of Art and Design
The campus map places parking at the north end of Design Studios on Broad, with access from Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street (ccad.edu). The map directs drivers to park in the marked parking spots (ccad.edu). This is the most relevant arrival point for trips to 73 Cleveland Avenue in the Discovery District near Italian Village.
CCAD’s visitor page lists parking information among its visitor resources (ccad.edu). A separate parking directory says the college does not offer on-site parking and identifies 111 Cleveland Avenue as the closest parking location (spotangels.com).
When Parking Is Hardest Near the Campus
CCAD’s campus is compact by parking standards, with a few hundred permits and a few thousand transactions a year, according to the parking management case study (operationscommander.com). Permit demand can therefore be significant around teaching hours, although the source does not publish a term calendar or particular peak periods.
Visitors should expect extra pressure when campus activity increases, including college events and open days. CCAD’s visit page specifically provides resources for visitors (ccad.edu), but it does not publish event-day parking hours or a separate open-day parking arrangement. The campus map places the parking access on Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street (ccad.edu), so drivers should approach from that side rather than assume every campus-facing street offers parking.
Other Parking Choices Around Discovery District
The campus map places the college parking area at the north end of Design Studios on Broad, while a separate directory identifies 111 Cleveland Avenue as the closest parking location (ccad.edu; spotangels.com).
The Columbus Commons parking price question shown in local search does not establish a rate for a car park by the college. A driver choosing an off-campus facility should distinguish 111 Cleveland Avenue from the campus parking area before leaving the car.
Parksy Spaces Near Columbus College of Art and Design
Parksy lists an outdoor space at 112 Milton Alley, a few steps away at 172 yards, for $3 an hour. The low hourly rate suits students needing a nearby short stay, while the outdoor format is practical for visitors arriving during the day.
A secure outdoor lot, Lot 408, is 209 yards away for $5 a day, making it the strongest value for staff or students staying beyond a brief appointment. A valet space at The Hayden is 235 yards away for $10 an hour, which suits visitors who prioritize a managed arrival. At 0.2 miles, a space at 203 East Long Street costs $5.50 an hour. Two lots 0.3 miles away cost $15 a day and $15 an hour, respectively, with the latter at 370 East Town Street.
Union Station and Walking to the Campus
Union Station is the nearest station to Columbus College of Art and Design, at 0.7 miles and a 14-minute walk. The station offers the clearest rail-to-campus option for visitors who prefer to leave the car outside the Discovery District near Italian Village.
From Union Station, the walk covers 0.7 miles to the campus at 73 Cleveland Avenue. The college’s campus map places the parking access at the north end of Design Studios on Broad, reached from Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street (ccad.edu).
Sources
* 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 Columbus College of Art and Design?
The campus map directs drivers to marked parking spots at the north end of Design Studios on Broad, accessed from Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street. Nearby Parksy options include 112 Milton Alley at 172 yards for $3 an hour and Lot 408 at 209 yards for $5 a day. Union Station is 0.7 miles away, with a 14-minute walk to campus.
Where Is the Campus Parking Access?
Parking access is at the north end of Design Studios on Broad. The campus map directs drivers to approach from Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street and park in marked parking spots. This is the relevant arrival point for trips to 73 Cleveland Avenue in the Discovery District near Italian Village.
What Nearby Parking Is Best for a Short Stay?
The Parksy outdoor space at 112 Milton Alley is 172 yards away and costs $3 an hour. Its nearby location and low hourly rate suit a short stay. A valet space at The Hayden is 235 yards away and costs $10 an hour for visitors who prioritize a managed arrival.
What Is the Best-Value Parking for a Longer Stay?
Lot 408 is a secure outdoor lot 209 yards away, priced at $5 a day. That makes it the strongest value among the listed nearby options for staff or students staying beyond a brief appointment.
When Can Parking Be Harder Near Campus?
Permit demand can be significant around teaching hours because the campus has a few hundred permits and a few thousand transactions a year. Drivers should expect extra pressure when campus activity increases, including college events and open days. The campus map places access on Cleveland Avenue near East Gay Street.
Can I Reach Campus by Train and Walking?
Union Station is the nearest station, 0.7 miles from the campus and a 14-minute walk. It offers a rail-to-campus option for visitors who prefer to leave the car outside the Discovery District near Italian Village. The walk leads to the campus at 73 Cleveland Avenue.
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