Parking Near Glen Park Station, Noe Valley
Where Can I Park for Glen Park Station?
Glen Park station has 55 BART parking spaces on Diamond Street at 2825 Diamond Street. The lot costs $7 per day, has a five-hour limit, and prohibits parking between 2am and 4am. For longer plans, a secure private gated space 0.9 mi away costs $300 a month.
- Address
- 2825 Diamond Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Gated Parking in San Francisco - $300/month, 0.9 mi (19 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Balboa Park station, 1.1 mi (23 min walk)
Parking Near Noe Valley
Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Cristiane Doffini
Glen Park Station BART Parking on Diamond Street
The BART station has 55 parking spaces, giving drivers a small station-operated option close to the platforms (bart.gov). The entry street is Diamond Street, at the station address of 2825 Diamond Street in Glen Park, near Noe Valley.
Station parking is restricted to a five-hour limit, so the lot suits short daytime trips rather than a full workday or overnight parking (bart.gov). Parking is prohibited between 2am and 4am, which makes the station lot unsuitable for late-night storage (bart.gov).
The daily parking fee is $7 per day according to BART (bart.gov). A separate local report describes a $2 weekday daily fee, with free parking on Saturdays, Sundays and BART Parking Holidays (glenparkassociation.org).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Glen Park
The closest priced Parksy option is a secure private gated space 0.9 mi from the station, offered at $300 a month. It is a practical fit for a commuter seeking a regular private space rather than the station's five-hour limit.
A garage space with 24/7 access is 1.3 mi away and costs $675 a week. Two spaces 1.5 mi away offer different arrangements: one private 24/7 space costs $30 a week, while a space near 24th & Mission BART costs $10 an hour and suits shorter visits.
Two further secure 24/7 private spaces are 1.8 mi away.
Commuter Parking Limits at The Glen Park BART Stop
The station's 55-space supply is limited for a commuter stop, and the five-hour restriction makes the official lot best suited to trips that fit within that period (bart.gov). Drivers planning a longer shift need to account for the posted maximum rather than treating the lot as all-day parking.
BART lists a $7 daily fee and identifies carpooling to BART as a parking option (bart.gov). The Glen Park Association reports a $2 weekday daily fee, with weekends and BART Parking Holidays free (glenparkassociation.org).
The priced private alternatives provide more suitable formats for repeat commuters: a monthly gated space, weekly 24/7 garage or private spaces, and a $10-an-hour space near 24th & Mission BART.
Street Parking Controls Around Glen Park Station
BART parking is limited to five hours, and parking is not allowed between 2am and 4am (bart.gov).
Those restrictions matter for drivers who might otherwise leave a car through a long shift or overnight. The five-hour maximum also separates the station lot from a conventional all-day commuter car park (bart.gov).
The Glen Park Association reports that the daily fee applies on weekdays and that parking is free on Saturdays, Sundays and BART Parking Holidays (glenparkassociation.org). Drivers using the station area therefore need to combine the payment schedule with the five-hour and overnight restrictions.
Balboa Park Station and Transit Connections From Glen Park
Balboa Park station is the nearest station to the Glen Park attraction, 1.1 mi away and a 23-minute walk.
The station is in Glen Park near Noe Valley, with the attraction address at 2825 Diamond Street. The priced private spaces extend from 0.9 mi to 1.8 mi away, so they can support drivers who prefer parking farther from the platform and continuing by local transit or on foot.
BART identifies carpooling to BART as an option for station users (bart.gov). The official station lot's five-hour limit and overnight closure make a nearby private space or the Balboa Park connection more appropriate for longer parking plans.
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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 Glen Park Station?
Glen Park station has 55 BART parking spaces on Diamond Street at 2825 Diamond Street. The lot costs $7 per day, has a five-hour limit, and prohibits parking between 2am and 4am. For longer plans, a secure private gated space 0.9 mi away costs $300 a month.
How Many Parking Spaces Does Glen Park Station Have?
The BART station lot has 55 parking spaces, making it a small station-operated option close to the platforms. Entry is from Diamond Street at 2825 Diamond Street.
How Much Does Parking at Glen Park Station Cost?
BART lists the daily parking fee as $7 per day. A separate local report describes a $2 weekday daily fee, with free parking on Saturdays, Sundays and BART Parking Holidays. Drivers should combine the applicable payment schedule with the station lot's five-hour maximum and its overnight restriction.
Can I Leave My Car Overnight at Glen Park Station?
No. Parking is prohibited between 2am and 4am, and the station lot has a five-hour limit. Those restrictions make it unsuitable for overnight storage or a long shift that exceeds the posted maximum. Drivers planning longer parking need a format such as a private monthly, weekly or 24/7 space.
What Private Parking Options Are Near Glen Park Station?
The closest priced private option is a secure gated space 0.9 mi away for $300 a month. A 24/7 garage space is 1.3 mi away for $675 a week. At 1.5 mi, a private 24/7 space costs $30 a week, while a space near 24th & Mission BART costs $10 an hour.
Is Balboa Park Station Close to Glen Park?
Balboa Park station is 1.1 mi away and a 23-minute walk. The priced private spaces extend from 0.9 mi to 1.8 mi away, allowing drivers to park farther from the platform and continue by local transit or on foot. BART also identifies carpooling to BART as an option.
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