Parking Near Avenue P Station, Bensonhurst
Where Can I Park for Avenue P Station?
Avenue P station is at 1806 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn and has no identified station-operated car park, so plan around nearby private parking. The closest priced option is 282 yards away for $50 a week.
- Address
- 1806 McDonald Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Driveway Parking in Brooklyn, NY, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Kings Highway station, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
Parking Near Bensonhurst
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Владимир Николаевич
Parking at Avenue P Station on McDonald Avenue
Avenue P station is a New York City Subway stop at 1806 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn, near Bensonhurst. The station is a local stop on the IND Culver Line with two side platforms and three tracks (Wikipedia).
The F train serves the station, with live arrivals, departures, schedules, and service alerts available through a transit information service (aptransit.co). No station-operated car park, capacity, entry street, parking rate, or parking hours are identified in the local station information, so drivers should plan around nearby private parking rather than expect an MTA lot at the stop.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Avenue P Station
The closest priced Parksy option is a private parking space in Brooklyn, 282 yards away, at $50 a week. It suits a regular commuter who wants a nearby reserved space without paying a monthly rate.
A 24/7 private parking space is 0.3 miles away for $30 a week, while a 24/7 driveway space is 0.4 miles away for $200 a month. The lower weekly price suits occasional weekday parking, and the monthly driveway option is aimed at longer-term commuters.
At 0.5 miles, the priced choices include a 24/7 driveway at $43.75 a week, a 24/7 garage at $100 a week, and a 24/7 private parking space at $76 a week. The garage is the clearest fit for drivers prioritizing covered parking, while the driveway and private-space options provide alternatives for regular access.
Street Parking Around the Subway Stop
The station is in Brooklyn, where curb availability can change by block and by time of day.
The F train stop is a local station on the IND Culver Line (Wikipedia), and the station address is 1806 McDonald Avenue. Drivers using curb parking should treat the signed block as the controlling source for any parking restriction, payment requirement, cleaning rule, or standing prohibition.
Commuter Planning for Avenue P Station Parking
The F train serves the station, and live arrivals, departures, schedules, and service alerts are available for the stop (aptransit.co).
The Parksy spaces with 24/7 access offer a practical option for commuters whose travel starts early, ends late, or spans changing shifts. The 24/7 private space 0.3 miles away costs $30 a week, and the 24/7 driveway 0.4 miles away costs $200 a month.
The 282-yard private space costs $50 a week and is the closest listed priced option. A reserved private space can reduce the need to circle nearby blocks, particularly when the station area is busy.
Kings Highway Connection From Avenue P Station
Kings Highway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from Avenue P station and a 9-minute walk. That gives drivers a nearby subway alternative when a direct space near the station is unsuitable, although the two stations should be treated as separate stops for planning purposes.
The F train serves Avenue P station (aptransit.co), while the station listing also provides live arrival information, departures, schedules, and service alerts for the stop (aptransit.co). A driver parking in one of the nearby private spaces can use the F train connection rather than relying on a station car park.
The station is 1.1 miles from Bensonhurst center. The Parksy listings within 0.5 miles provide the closest priced parking choices identified for the subway stop, with options ranging from a weekly driveway space to a weekly garage space.
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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 Avenue P Station?
Avenue P station is at 1806 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn and has no identified station-operated car park, so plan around nearby private parking. The closest priced option is 282 yards away for $50 a week.
Is There an MTA Parking Lot at Avenue P Station?
No station-operated car park, capacity, entry street, parking rate, or parking hours are identified in the local station information. Drivers should plan around nearby private parking rather than expect an MTA lot at the stop. The F train serves the station, which is a local stop on the IND Culver Line.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Near Avenue P Station?
The closest priced Parksy option is a private parking space 282 yards away for $50 a week. It suits a regular commuter who wants a nearby reserved space without paying a monthly rate. A reserved private space can also reduce the need to circle nearby blocks, particularly when the station area is busy.
What 24/7 Parking Options Are Near Avenue P Station?
A 24/7 private parking space is 0.3 miles away for $30 a week, and a 24/7 driveway space is 0.4 miles away for $200 a month. At 0.5 miles, choices include a 24/7 driveway at $43.75 a week, a 24/7 garage at $100 a week, and a 24/7 private parking space at $76 a week.
Can I Park on the Street Near Avenue P Station?
Curb availability can change by block and by time of day. Drivers using curb parking should treat the signed block as the controlling source for any parking restriction, payment requirement, cleaning rule, or standing prohibition. The station address is 1806 McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn, near Bensonhurst.
What Is the Nearest Subway Alternative to Avenue P Station?
Kings Highway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from Avenue P station and a 9-minute walk. It is a nearby subway alternative when a direct space near the station is unsuitable, although the two stations should be treated as separate stops for planning purposes. The F train serves Avenue P station.
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