Parking Near Orange Station, East Orange
Where Can I Park for Orange Station?
The NJ Transit parking facility is at 75 Lincoln Avenue, separate from the station entrance at 377 Crane Street. It has 50 daily spaces, costs $4 daily, and offers a $180 quarterly permit. Resident permits cost $40 a month and non-resident permits cost $60 a month. For facility questions, call 973-669-8777.
- Address
- 377 Crane Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Monthly Parking in East Orange, NJ, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Brick Church, 0.9 mi (18 min walk)
Parking Near East Orange
Orange Station, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Station Parking on Lincoln Avenue
The NJ Transit facility serving the station is at 75 Lincoln Avenue in Orange, New Jersey, with parking information handled through the listed parking phone number, 973-669-8777 (njtransit.com). The station address is 377 Crane Street in City Of Orange Township, near East Orange, so drivers should distinguish the station entrance from the separate Lincoln Avenue parking address.
Pacific System also lists 50 daily parking spaces at 75 Lincoln Avenue and gives the daily rate as $4 and the quarterly permit as $180 (pacificsystem.com).
Commuter Permits and Reserved Spaces
For a regular rail commute, the published permit choices are more useful than paying the daily rate each weekday. Resident permits cost $40 a month, while non-resident permits cost $60 a month (njtransit.com). The quarterly option is $180, and Pacific System states that permit availability runs from 9 months to 1 year (pacificsystem.com).
A separate commuter option at Linc 32 offers reserved parking at the station, with 24-hour parking, covered parking, and gated access (linc32.com). The NJ Transit listing gives the station parking hours as 6:00AM to 9:30AM (njtransit.com).
Street Parking and Enforcement Near the Station
The published station parking information identifies the controlled facility at 75 Lincoln Avenue and separates resident permits from non-resident permits (njtransit.com). Drivers using the station should treat the permit categories as part of the parking rules rather than assuming that a nearby curb space has the same terms.
Parking controls are especially important around a commuter station because the listed daily spaces are limited to 50 (pacificsystem.com). The station parking phone number is 973-669-8777, which gives drivers a direct contact for the facility named in the NJ Transit listing (njtransit.com). Use the designated station facility for a rail trip instead of relying on an unverified curb space around Crane Street.
Monthly Parksy Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists a monthly space 0.6 miles from the station for $95 a month and another 0.7 miles away for $95 a month. These are the closest listed options for commuters who want a monthly arrangement rather than a daily station space.
At 0.8 miles, Parksy has four further monthly choices: a secure and lighted parking lot for $125 a month, a space at 111 S. Harrison St for $125 a month, an additional space for $95 a month, and a space at 150 South Harrison St for $95 a month. The $125 options suit drivers prioritizing a named lot or a specific Harrison Street address, while the $95 spaces offer the lower monthly price among the listed choices.
Brick Church Connection and Local Alternatives
Brick Church is the nearest station, 0.9 miles away, and the walk takes 18 minutes.
South Orange also has commuter parking information published by the local authority. Parking there is free after 6pm Monday through Saturday, available all day Sunday, and has no overnight parking; permits cost $480 per year (southorange.org). The South Orange listing also gives a non-resident rate of $0.25 an hour and states that two evenings are free after 6 PM (njtransit.com). Drivers considering that alternative should account for the separate restrictions and the no-overnight rule before leaving a vehicle there.
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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 Orange Station?
The NJ Transit parking facility is at 75 Lincoln Avenue, separate from the station entrance at 377 Crane Street. It has 50 daily spaces, costs $4 daily, and offers a $180 quarterly permit. Resident permits cost $40 a month and non-resident permits cost $60 a month. For facility questions, call 973-669-8777.
What Are the Permit Options for Orange Station Parking?
Resident permits cost $40 a month, while non-resident permits cost $60 a month. The quarterly permit costs $180, and permit availability runs from 9 months to 1 year. These published permit choices may be more useful for a regular rail commute than paying the $4 daily rate each weekday.
Are Monthly Parking Spaces Available Near Orange Station?
Parksy lists monthly spaces 0.6 miles and 0.7 miles from the station for $95 a month. At 0.8 miles, choices include a secure and lighted parking lot for $125 a month, a space at 111 S. Harrison St for $125 a month, and two $95 options, including 150 South Harrison St.
What Should I Know About Street Parking Near Orange Station?
The controlled station facility is at 75 Lincoln Avenue, and its parking information separates resident permits from non-resident permits. Drivers should not assume a nearby curb space has the same terms. The listed daily spaces are limited to 50, so use the designated station facility for a rail trip instead of an unverified curb space.
Does Linc 32 Offer Commuter Parking?
Linc 32 offers a separate commuter option with reserved parking at the station. It includes 24-hour parking, covered parking, and gated access. The NJ Transit listing gives station parking hours as 6:00AM to 9:30AM, while Linc 32 is described separately as the reserved commuter option.
Can I Use Brick Church or South Orange for Parking?
Brick Church is the nearest station, 0.9 miles away, and the walk takes 18 minutes. South Orange parking is free after 6pm Monday through Saturday, available all day Sunday, and has no overnight parking. Permits cost $480 per year, and the non-resident rate is $0.25 an hour.
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