Parking Near Upton Station, Madison Park
Where Can I Park for Upton Station?
Upton Station has no listed station-operated parking, so drivers should plan for an off-site space or a connection from another station. Parksy lists a secure outdoor lot on Whitelock Street 0.6 mi away for $101 a month. For shorter stays, an outdoor space at 821 N. Howard Street is 0.9 mi away and costs $6 an hour.
- Address
- 1702 Pennsylvania Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure Outdoor Parking Lot in Baltimore - 1401 Whitelock St, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Penn-North, 0.6 mi (12 min walk)
Parking Near Madison Park
Upton Station, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the Upton Station Entrance on Pennsylvania Avenue
Upton Station is a subway station at 1702 Pennsylvania Avenue in Upton, near Madison Park. The station listing identifies parking as “No,” so drivers should not plan on a station-operated car park for this address (Wikipedia).
The Maryland Transit Administration publishes free parking details for MARC facilities, including a note that station parking can be very limited, but that information concerns MARC park-and-ride lots rather than this subway station (mta.maryland.gov). The practical choice for a driver is therefore an off-site space or a connection from another station.
Parksy Parking Near Upton Station for Monthly and Daily Stays
Parksy lists a secure outdoor parking lot on Whitelock Street, 0.6 mi from the station, at $101 a month. A secure RV and camper storage space is also 0.6 mi away and costs $101 a month, making the two monthly options more suitable for regular users with longer stays.
For shorter visits, an outdoor space at 821 N. Howard Street is 0.9 mi away and costs $6 an hour. A Mt. Vernon lot is 1.1 mi away and costs $16 a day. The hourly option suits brief errands, while the daily and monthly spaces better fit longer parking needs.
Street Parking Around Pennsylvania Avenue and Upton Station
Drivers using curb parking should rely on the posted signs and curb markings at the exact space.
Parking rules can change from one block to the next in an urban area, particularly around transit entrances and commercial streets. A curb space near the station should therefore be treated separately from a private Parksy listing or a station facility, with the sign at the parking place controlling the stay.
Planning a Commute From the Upton Subway Stop
The station listing records 1,551 daily passengers in 2017, a useful indication that nearby parking may be harder to secure during commuting periods (Wikipedia). Drivers who need dependable parking can reserve a Parksy space in advance, with the $101-a-month Whitelock Street lot and the $130-a-month downtown garage offering the clearest recurring options.
Howard Street space costs $6 an hour, the downtown outdoor lot costs $6 a day, and the Mt. Vernon lot costs $16 a day. The station itself has no listed parking, so a driver leaving a car for a workday should choose a space based on the full intended stay rather than assume a subway-side spot will be available.
Reaching Upton Station From Penn-North and Baltimore Connections
Penn-North is the nearest station listed for the Upton stop, at 0.6 mi or a 12-minute walk.
Upton Station can be reached by subway, bus, taxi, or on foot from Baltimore (Rome2Rio). The station is 0.4 mi from Madison Park center, placing the stop within a short local connection of the nearby suburb. Drivers comparing alternatives should distinguish the subway stop from MARC facilities, where the Maryland Transit Administration says most patron park-and-ride lots are free and some station parking is very limited (mta.maryland.gov).
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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 Upton Station?
Upton Station has no listed station-operated parking, so drivers should plan for an off-site space or a connection from another station. Parksy lists a secure outdoor lot on Whitelock Street 0.6 mi away for $101 a month. For shorter stays, an outdoor space at 821 N. Howard Street is 0.9 mi away and costs $6 an hour.
Does Upton Station Have a Parking Lot?
The station listing identifies parking as “No,” so drivers should not plan on a station-operated car park at 1702 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Maryland Transit Administration’s free parking information concerns MARC park-and-ride lots rather than this subway station. The practical choice is an off-site space or a connection from another station.
What Monthly Parking Is Available Near Upton Station?
Parksy lists a secure outdoor parking lot on Whitelock Street 0.6 mi from the station for $101 a month. A secure RV and camper storage space is also 0.6 mi away and costs $101 a month. The downtown garage is 0.9 mi away and costs $130 a month. These monthly options suit regular users with longer stays.
How Much Is Short-Term Parking Near Upton Station?
An outdoor space at 821 N. Howard Street is 0.9 mi away and costs $6 an hour, making it suitable for brief errands. The downtown outdoor lot is 0.9 mi away and costs $6 a day, while the Mt. Vernon lot is 1.1 mi away and costs $16 a day. Daily spaces better fit longer visits.
Can I Park on the Street Near Upton Station?
Drivers using curb parking should rely on the posted signs and curb markings at the exact space. Parking rules can change from one block to the next, particularly around transit entrances and commercial streets. Treat a curb space separately from a private Parksy listing or station facility, with the sign at the parking place controlling the stay.
How Can I Reach Upton Station From Penn-North or Baltimore?
Penn-North is the nearest station listed for the Upton stop, at 0.6 mi or a 12-minute walk. Upton Station can be reached by subway, bus, taxi, or on foot from Baltimore. The stop is 0.4 mi from Madison Park center, and drivers should distinguish the subway stop from MARC facilities.
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