Parking Near Roxbury Crossing Station, Fenway-Kenmore
Where Can I Park for Roxbury Crossing Station?
Roxbury Crossing station has no station car park, so drivers should arrange private parking nearby. The closest Parksy option is a driveway space 0.3 mi away for $70 a week. For a single commuting day, Renaissance Garage has spaces 0.5 mi away at $25 a day, while covered parking at 10 Gainsborough St. is 0.9 mi away at $25 a day.
- Address
- 30 Terrace Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Driveway Parking in Roxbury Crossing, MA, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Ruggles station, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
Parking Near Fenway-Kenmore
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Roxbury Crossing Station Has No Car Park
Roxbury Crossing station in Mission Hill, near Fenway-Kenmore, does not have a station car park. The MBTA lists parking as unavailable at the stop (mbta.com), so drivers cannot use an operator-run commuter lot at 30 Terrace Street.
The station does have covered bike racks, and the MBTA reports one of one elevators working (mbta.com). For a car journey, the practical choice is to arrange private parking nearby rather than arrive expecting station spaces. The station’s address is 30 Terrace Street, which is useful when setting a drop-off point or directing a rideshare.
Plan Private Parking Before the Commute
Parksy lists a driveway space in Roxbury Crossing, 0.3 mi away, at $70 a week, suited to a regular commuter who wants a weekly arrangement.
For a single commuting day, Parksy lists two spaces at Renaissance Garage in Boston, each 0.5 mi away and priced at $25 a day. Parksy also lists secure covered parking at Boston’s 10 Gainsborough St., 0.9 mi away, at $25 a day.
Street Parking Around 30 Terrace Street
The MBTA identifies parking as unavailable at the station itself (mbta.com), so curbside parking around 30 Terrace Street is not a substitute for an official station lot. Drivers approaching the stop should treat the surrounding streets as public Boston curb space rather than as MBTA commuter parking.
Boston’s parking guidance is relevant for any driver considering a curb space near the station, including meter rules and restrictions (spotangels.com). The published local parking result also lists Roxbury Crossing at $350 per month (spotangels.com), giving a monthly benchmark for nearby parking information. A private reserved space is more suitable for a commuter who needs a dependable place than relying on an unreserved curb space.
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
The closest Parksy option is a driveway in Roxbury Crossing, 0.3 mi from the station, priced at $70 a week. Its residential driveway format suits a commuter looking for a weekly space close to the stop, rather than a driver making only one short visit.
Renaissance Garage has two Parksy spaces 0.5 mi away, each $25 a day. The listings include a convenient option and a secure option, so they suit daily commuters who prefer a garage. A secure valet space at Longwood Galleria Garage is 0.8 mi away and costs $40 a day, while secure private parking in Brookline is 0.8 mi away at $25 a week. The Brookline space suits a longer weekly stay, and the valet option suits drivers prioritizing a managed garage service.
Ruggles Connection and Onward Travel
Ruggles station is the nearest station, 0.5 mi away and an 11-minute walk from the station.
The station is 1.0 mi from the center of Fenway-Kenmore, while its locality is Mission Hill. Drivers can therefore compare a nearby private space with parking farther toward Ruggles or the Fenway-Kenmore area before choosing where to leave a car. The MBTA lists covered bike racks at the station, offering a bike connection for the final stretch when a driver parks farther away (mbta.com).
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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 Roxbury Crossing Station?
Roxbury Crossing station has no station car park, so drivers should arrange private parking nearby. The closest Parksy option is a driveway space 0.3 mi away for $70 a week. For a single commuting day, Renaissance Garage has spaces 0.5 mi away at $25 a day, while covered parking at 10 Gainsborough St. is 0.9 mi away at $25 a day.
Does Roxbury Crossing Station Have Parking?
No. The MBTA lists parking as unavailable at the stop, so drivers cannot use an operator-run commuter lot at 30 Terrace Street. The station does have covered bike racks, and the MBTA reports one of one elevators working. Drivers arriving by car should arrange private parking nearby instead of expecting station spaces.
What Is the Closest Private Parking Near Roxbury Crossing Station?
Parksy lists a driveway space in Roxbury Crossing 0.3 mi from the station for $70 a week. Its residential driveway format suits a regular commuter seeking a weekly arrangement close to the stop, rather than a driver making only one short visit. A private reserved space is more dependable than relying on an unreserved curb space.
How Much Is Daily Parking Near Roxbury Crossing Station?
Renaissance Garage in Boston has two Parksy spaces 0.5 mi away, each priced at $25 a day. Secure valet parking at Longwood Galleria Garage is 0.8 mi away and costs $40 a day. Secure covered parking at Boston's 10 Gainsborough St. is 0.9 mi away at $25 a day.
Can I Use Street Parking Around 30 Terrace Street?
Curbside parking around 30 Terrace Street is not a substitute for an official station lot. Drivers should treat surrounding streets as public Boston curb space and consider meter rules and restrictions. The published local parking result lists Roxbury Crossing at $350 per month, providing a monthly benchmark for nearby parking information.
How Far Is Ruggles Station From Roxbury Crossing Station?
Ruggles station is the nearest station, 0.5 mi away and an 11-minute walk. Drivers can compare a nearby private space with parking farther toward Ruggles or the Fenway-Kenmore area. Covered bike racks at Roxbury Crossing station offer a bike connection for the final stretch when a driver parks farther away.
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