Parking Near North Berkeley Station, CA
Where Can I Park for North Berkeley Station?
BART parking at 1750 Sacramento Street is the most direct choice for continuing by train. Daily parking costs $3.80, carpool-to-BART parking is $3.80 per day, reserved parking is $6.60 per day, and monthly parking is $115.50. The station facility has 822 spaces and 58 lockers. A nearby Parksy garage is 0.8 miles away at $2.50 an hour.
- Address
- 1750 Sacramento Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Kittredge Street Garage in Berkeley, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
- Nearest station
- North Berkeley station, 0 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Berkeley
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / tslui
North Berkeley Station BART Parking
The station’s BART parking includes a daily fee option priced at $3.80 per day, carpool-to-BART parking at $3.80 per day, single or multi-day reserved parking at $6.60 per day, and monthly parking at $115.50 (BART). The BART station page identifies these as parking options for North Berkeley.
The lot is the most direct choice for a driver continuing by train from 1750 Sacramento Street. A published station reference lists 822 spaces and 58 lockers (Wikipedia), giving commuters a substantial station-side facility rather than a small curbside area.
Commuter Parking at the Station
Drivers using the daily option should budget $3.80 for a parking day, while commuters wanting a reserved space can use the single or multi-day option at $6.60 per day (BART). The monthly rate is $115.50, which suits a regular weekday journey better than paying daily on every trip (BART).
Carpool parking is also listed at $3.80 per day (BART). A Berkeley transportation page notes that UC Berkeley parking requires a permit at all times, so a station commuter should distinguish BART parking from university-controlled spaces near campus (pt.berkeley.edu).
Parksy Parking Near the Station
The closest priced Parksy option is a garage on Kittredge Street, 0.8 miles away, at $2.50 an hour. It suits a driver who wants covered parking and is willing to continue to the station from central Berkeley rather than park beside the BART entrance.
Further options include a garage in Berkeley 1.1 miles away at $1 an hour and a covered garage 1.1 miles away at $17 a day. The DoubleTree Berkeley Marina lot is 1.7 miles away and costs $26.50 a day, while a business-center garage in Emeryville is 2.0 miles away at $3 an hour. An underground Oakland space is 2.9 miles away at $168.78 a month, making it the longest-distance option for extended parking.
Street Parking Around 1750 Sacramento Street
Berkeley street parking near the station should not be treated as a substitute for a BART parking payment. Berkeley’s transportation information states that parking at UC Berkeley requires a permit at all times (pt.berkeley.edu), which is particularly relevant on streets leading toward the campus and central Berkeley.
A local parking reference says drivers could generally pay $1 daily at the North Berkeley lot when arriving by about 8:00, without buying an advance permit (Berkeley Parents Network).
Getting to North Berkeley and Nearby Connections
The station is at 1750 Sacramento Street, and the closest listed rail point is North Berkeley station itself, 0 yards away and a 1-minute walk. Berkeley center is 0.6 miles from the station, making the BART lot useful for drivers approaching from central Berkeley who want to avoid taking a car farther into the Bay Area.
Parking alternatives at 1.1 miles and beyond are better suited to drivers with a separate onward connection or a willingness to travel the final distance by local transport. The station’s BART service provides the practical rail link from Sacramento Street, while the BART carpool option gives shared-ride commuters a station parking choice at the published daily rate.
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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 North Berkeley Station?
BART parking at 1750 Sacramento Street is the most direct choice for continuing by train. Daily parking costs $3.80, carpool-to-BART parking is $3.80 per day, reserved parking is $6.60 per day, and monthly parking is $115.50. The station facility has 822 spaces and 58 lockers. A nearby Parksy garage is 0.8 miles away at $2.50 an hour.
How Much Does BART Parking Cost at the Station?
The daily BART parking option costs $3.80 per day. Carpool-to-BART parking is also $3.80 per day. Single or multi-day reserved parking costs $6.60 per day, while monthly parking costs $115.50. The monthly option suits a regular weekday journey better than paying the daily rate on every trip.
Is Monthly or Reserved Parking Available?
Yes. Single or multi-day reserved parking is available for $6.60 per day, and monthly parking costs $115.50. Drivers who park regularly for a weekday journey may find the monthly rate more suitable than paying $3.80 for each daily parking trip. Carpool parking is listed separately at $3.80 per day.
What Are the Closest Parksy Parking Alternatives?
The closest priced Parksy option is a garage on Kittredge Street, 0.8 miles away, at $2.50 an hour. These options require continuing to the station from elsewhere in Berkeley.
Can I Use Street Parking Near the Station?
Street parking near 1750 Sacramento Street should not be treated as a substitute for a BART parking payment. UC Berkeley parking requires a permit at all times, especially on streets leading toward campus and central Berkeley. A local parking reference says drivers could generally pay $1 daily at the North Berkeley lot when arriving by about 8:00, without buying an advance permit.
Where Is the Station and How Far Are Nearby Connections?
The station is at 1750 Sacramento Street. The closest listed rail point is North Berkeley station itself, 0 yards away and a 1-minute walk. Berkeley center is 0.6 miles from the station. Parking alternatives at 1.1 miles and beyond suit drivers willing to travel the final distance by local transport or use a separate onward connection.
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