Parking Near 18th Avenue Station (BMT Sea Beach Line), Bensonhurst
Where Can I Park for 18th Avenue Station (BMT Sea Beach Line) Parking?
There is no identified station-operated car park, parking rate, capacity, or parking hours at the stop, so plan for street or off-street parking. The closest priced option is a secure 24/7 driveway space 321 yards away for $250 a month. Other nearby choices include 0.8-mile spaces for $45 a week or $200 a month.
- Address
- 6317 18th Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Driveway Parking in Brooklyn - $250/month, 321 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 71st Street, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
Parking Near Bensonhurst
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at 18th Avenue Station (BMT Sea Beach Line)
The station is a New York City Subway stop at 6317 18th Avenue in Borough Park, near Bensonhurst. Its main entrance and exit is at the southbound end, with a headhouse on the west side of 18th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets (nycsubway.org).
The station sits at the intersection of 18th Avenue and 64th Street (Wikipedia). No station-operated car park, capacity, parking rate, or parking hours are identified for this subway stop, so drivers should plan around off-street or street parking rather than expect a dedicated station lot.
Commuter Parking Near the 18th Avenue Subway Stop
Commuters who need regular access can choose from nearby private spaces with weekly or monthly pricing. A secure driveway space is 321 yards away and costs $250 a month, making it the closest priced option for a driver seeking a longer-term arrangement.
A secure private space with 24/7 access is 0.8 miles away at $45 a week, while another secure 24/7 private space at the same distance costs $200 a month. The weekly option suits a short commuting pattern, while the monthly space is better for drivers who want a recurring arrangement.
The listed spaces provide weekly or monthly booking choices rather than a station permit or pre-booked subway car park.
Parksy Spaces for Borough Park Station Users
The closest listed Parksy option is a secure 24/7 driveway space 321 yards from the station, priced at $250 a month. Its short distance suits a commuter who wants to leave a car near the 18th Avenue entrance without relying on a curb space.
At 0.8 miles, drivers can choose a secure private space with 24/7 access for $45 a week or a secure 24/7 private space for $200 a month. The weekly space fits temporary commuting, while the monthly choice is aimed at regular parking.
Two secure 24/7 driveway or private spaces are 1.0 mile away. One costs $200 a month, and a private space for a car and SUV costs $150 a week. A secure driveway space with 24/7 access at the same distance costs $50 a week, giving weekly users another choice farther from the station.
Street Parking by 18th Avenue and 64th Street
The station’s street-level access is on 18th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets, with the wider stop located at 18th Avenue and 64th Street (nycsubway.org; Wikipedia). Those streets are the immediate area for drivers considering curb parking before walking down to the platforms.
The station is a subway facility with control houses at street level and two platforms below (siengineering.com), rather than a marked parking facility.
Walking and Subway Connections From the Station
71st Street is the nearest listed station, 0.5 miles away and an 11-minute walk from the station. This gives commuters a nearby alternative when a parking space or street approach around 18th Avenue is inconvenient.
The BMT Sea Beach Line serves 18th Avenue as a local station (Wikipedia). The station’s main entrance is at the southbound end, while a secondary entrance and exit also serve the stop (nycsubway.org).
No bus, tram, or park-and-ride connection is identified in the local information provided for this station. Drivers using a private space can therefore treat the subway stop as the final walking point, with the 0.5-mile route to 71st Street as the stated nearby rail alternative.
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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 18th Avenue Station (BMT Sea Beach Line) Parking?
There is no identified station-operated car park, parking rate, capacity, or parking hours at the stop, so plan for street or off-street parking. The closest priced option is a secure 24/7 driveway space 321 yards away for $250 a month. Other nearby choices include 0.8-mile spaces for $45 a week or $200 a month.
Is There a Parking Lot at 18th Avenue Station?
No station-operated car park is identified for the subway stop, and no capacity, parking rate, or parking hours are provided. Drivers should plan around street parking or private off-street spaces instead of expecting a dedicated station lot. The station’s street-level access is on 18th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option?
The closest priced option is a secure 24/7 driveway space 321 yards from the station. It costs $250 a month and is suited to a commuter seeking a longer-term arrangement near the station entrance. Its short distance lets drivers leave a car off-street rather than relying on a curb space.
What Weekly Parking Options Are Available Nearby?
A secure private space with 24/7 access is 0.8 miles away for $45 a week. At 1.0 mile, a private space for a car and SUV costs $150 a week, while a secure driveway space with 24/7 access costs $50 a week. The weekly choices suit temporary or short commuting patterns.
Where Should Drivers Consider Street Parking?
The immediate street-level area to consider is 18th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Streets, where the main entrance and exit is located. The wider stop is at 18th Avenue and 64th Street. The facility has control houses at street level and two platforms below, rather than a marked parking facility.
What Nearby Subway Connection Can Drivers Use?
71st Street is the nearest listed station, 0.5 miles away and an 11-minute walk. It provides a nearby rail alternative when parking or the street approach around 18th Avenue is inconvenient. The BMT Sea Beach Line serves 18th Avenue as a local station, with the main entrance at the southbound end.
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