Parking Near Ann Arbor Station, Kerrytown
Where Can I Park for Ann Arbor Station?
Ann Arbor station at 325 Depot Street offers same-day, overnight, and same-day accessible parking. Short-term parking costs about $1 an hour, with a whole-day charge of around $10. Long-term parking is about $6 a day, $36 a week, or $180 a month, and a long-term lot is identified at 939 Broadway Street.
- Address
- 325 Depot Street
- Closest listed space
- Premium Garage Space in Ann Arbor – Only $1.50/Hour, 0.7 mi (14 min walk)
Parking Near Kerrytown
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Ann Arbor Station Parking at 325 Depot Street
The station is an Amtrak stop at 325 Depot Street in North Central, near Kerrytown. Amtrak lists same-day parking, overnight parking, and same-day accessible parking at the station (amtrak.com).
Short-term parking costs about $1 an hour, with a whole-day charge of around $10, while long-term parking is about $6 a day, $36 a week, or $180 a month (amtraktrainstationpro.com). The listing also identifies an Amtrak long-term parking lot at 939 Broadway Street (Waze).
For drivers approaching from Kerrytown, the station is 0.3 mi from the center of the neighborhood. The Broadway Street lot is reached using Broadway bridge, according to a parking account for the station (amtraktrains.com).
Planning a Daily or Overnight Trip From the Station
Same-day and overnight parking are both available, so the station works for commuters as well as travelers leaving Ann Arbor for more than one day (amtrak.com). Same-day accessible parking is also listed by Amtrak for passengers who need it (amtrak.com).
The reported long-term options cover several trip lengths: about $6 a day, $36 a week, or $180 a month (amtraktrainstationpro.com). Short-term parking is reported at about $1 an hour, up to around $10 for the whole day (amtraktrainstationpro.com).
A separate station guide says parking spaces sit next to the station building and can be used for a day or overnight (remitly.com).
A Parksy Garage Option 0.7 Miles From the Station
The priced Parksy option is a premium garage space in Ann Arbor, 0.7 mi from the station. At $1.50 an hour, it suits a driver who wants a designated garage space rather than relying on curb parking near the depot.
The garage is farther from the platform than spaces immediately around the station, but its hourly price makes it practical for a shorter visit or a flexible departure time. A 0.7 mi approach is best for drivers comfortable with a longer walk or a short onward connection.
The space is priced at $1.50 an hour.
Street Parking Around North Central and Kerrytown
Metered parking is reported near the station, alongside free parking, so curbside spaces are not governed by one single arrangement (marp.org). The transportation listing specifically distinguishes metered spaces from the free long-term parking area.
That arrangement is separate from the metered parking described near the station.
Drivers using street spaces should treat the posted meter and curb signs as the controlling rules for the individual space. The available transportation source identifies metered parking but does not provide a universal time limit or resident-zone schedule.
Getting to the Station From Kerrytown and Beyond
The station sits in North Central, near Kerrytown, at 325 Depot Street. Kerrytown center is 0.3 mi away, making the station accessible from the neighborhood without needing to drive all the way to the platform.
The Broadway bridge connects drivers with the long-term parking area across the tracks (amtraktrains.com).
An Amtrak long-term parking lot is identified at 939 Broadway Street (Waze). Same-day, overnight, and accessible parking are also listed at the station itself by Amtrak (amtrak.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 Ann Arbor Station?
Ann Arbor station at 325 Depot Street offers same-day, overnight, and same-day accessible parking. Short-term parking costs about $1 an hour, with a whole-day charge of around $10. Long-term parking is about $6 a day, $36 a week, or $180 a month, and a long-term lot is identified at 939 Broadway Street.
What Does Parking at the Station Cost?
Short-term parking is reported at about $1 an hour, with a whole-day charge of around $10. Long-term parking is about $6 a day, $36 a week, or $180 a month. Same-day and overnight parking are available, so the station can accommodate both daily trips and stays lasting more than one day.
Is Accessible Parking Available at the Station?
Same-day accessible parking is listed by Amtrak for passengers who need it. Same-day parking and overnight parking are also available at the station. Parking spaces sit next to the station building and can be used for a day or overnight, providing an option close to the platform.
Is There a Parksy Garage Near the Station?
A priced Parksy garage option is 0.7 mi from the station and costs $1.50 an hour. It is a designated garage space for drivers who prefer not to rely on curb parking near the depot. The 0.7 mi approach suits drivers comfortable with a longer walk or a short onward connection.
Can I Find Street Parking Near North Central and Kerrytown?
Metered parking is reported near the station alongside free parking, so curbside spaces do not follow one single arrangement. Drivers using street spaces should treat the posted meter and curb signs as the controlling rules for each space. The transportation listing distinguishes metered spaces from the free long-term parking area.
How Do I Reach the Long-Term Lot From Kerrytown?
The station is at 325 Depot Street in North Central, near Kerrytown, and Kerrytown center is 0.3 mi away. The Broadway bridge connects drivers with the long-term parking area across the tracks. An Amtrak long-term parking lot is identified at 939 Broadway Street.
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