Parking Near DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines), Fort Greene
Where Can I Park for DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
Drivers can use nearby Parksy spaces instead of expecting a dedicated subway lot. The closest listed option is at 470 Hudson Ave., 233 yd from the station, for $20 a day. Brooklyn Hospital Center and 95 Dekalb Ave. are each 277 yd away and cost $18 a day, while a secure parking garage at 121 Dekalb Ave. is $18.23 a day and 0.2 mi away.
- Address
- Flatbush Avenue Extension
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at 470 Hudson Ave., Brooklyn, NY, 233 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Nevins Street, 252 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Fort Greene
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Shovan Datta
Parking at DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)
The station is a New York City Subway stop on the BMT Brighton Line and BMT Fourth Avenue Line, located on Flatbush Avenue Extension near Fort Greene in Brooklyn (wikipedia.org). The available station description identifies the subway interchange and location, but it does not provide a station-operated car park, capacity, parking rates, or parking hours.
For a driver arriving by car, the practical option is to use a nearby Parksy space rather than expect a dedicated subway lot. The station’s address is Flatbush Avenue Extension, placing the search area around the Brooklyn approach to the station and within reach of several private spaces listed nearby.
Parksy Spaces Near Flatbush Avenue Extension
Parksy lists a parking space at 470 Hudson Ave. for $20 a day, 233 yd from the station. An outdoor space at Brooklyn Hospital Center costs $18 a day and is 277 yd away, while another space at 95 Dekalb Ave. is also $18 a day and 277 yd away. These options suit drivers who want a short walk and a clearly priced daily stay.
Two spaces at 121 Dekalb Ave. are 0.2 mi away: one is listed as convenient parking for $18.45 a day, and the other is a secure parking garage for $18.23 a day. A space at 255 Schermerhorn costs $22 a day and is also 0.2 mi away, making it a higher-priced option for drivers who prioritize a garage-style setting.
Street Parking Around the Brooklyn Station
The station sits on Flatbush Avenue Extension in Brooklyn, at the intersection area served by the BMT Brighton and BMT Fourth Avenue lines (wikipedia.org).
A driver using the street rather than a booked space needs to rely on the signs and markings present on the specific block, while the Parksy listings provide fixed daily prices for spaces at 470 Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn Hospital Center, 95 Dekalb Avenue, 121 Dekalb Avenue, and 255 Schermerhorn.
Commuter Planning for DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)
The closest priced Parksy choices are the spaces at 470 Hudson Ave., 233 yd away, and at Brooklyn Hospital Center or 95 Dekalb Ave., each 277 yd away.
For a garage preference, the secure parking garage at 121 Dekalb Ave. is listed at $18.23 a day and 0.2 mi away. The convenient space at the same address is $18.45 a day, while the 255 Schermerhorn space is $22 a day and 0.2 mi away. The station information identifies the stop as an interchange station, so these spaces can serve riders using either the BMT Brighton Line or BMT Fourth Avenue Line (wikipedia.org).
Subway Connections From the DeKalb Avenue Area
Nevins Street is the nearest station listed for this location, at 252 yd away or a 3 min walk.
The station itself is an interchange on the BMT Brighton Line and BMT Fourth Avenue Line (wikipedia.org). A route from the station to Central Park can take a vehicle via DeKalb Av, 8 Av, 14 St, and 86 St in around 49 min (rome2rio.com). The published local facts provide the Nevins Street walking connection, while the Parksy spaces at 0.2 mi or less keep parking within a short walk of the Brooklyn subway network.
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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 DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
Drivers can use nearby Parksy spaces instead of expecting a dedicated subway lot. The closest listed option is at 470 Hudson Ave., 233 yd from the station, for $20 a day. Brooklyn Hospital Center and 95 Dekalb Ave. are each 277 yd away and cost $18 a day, while a secure parking garage at 121 Dekalb Ave. is $18.23 a day and 0.2 mi away.
Does DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines) Have a Dedicated Parking Lot?
The available station description does not provide a station-operated car park, capacity, parking rates, or parking hours. For drivers arriving by car, the practical option is a nearby Parksy space. The station is on Flatbush Avenue Extension near Fort Greene in Brooklyn, with private spaces listed nearby.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Near DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
The closest priced Parksy choice is at 470 Hudson Ave., listed at $20 a day and 233 yd from the station. Brooklyn Hospital Center and 95 Dekalb Ave. are each 277 yd away and cost $18 a day, giving drivers short-walk options with clearly priced daily stays.
Is There Garage Parking Near DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
A secure parking garage at 121 Dekalb Ave. is listed at $18.23 a day and 0.2 mi away. Another space at the same address is described as convenient parking and costs $18.45 a day. The 255 Schermerhorn space is also 0.2 mi away and costs $22 a day.
What Are the Parking Prices Near DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
Parksy lists $20 a day at 470 Hudson Ave.; $18 a day at Brooklyn Hospital Center and 95 Dekalb Ave.; $18.45 a day for convenient parking at 121 Dekalb Ave.; $18.23 a day for the secure garage there; and $22 a day at 255 Schermerhorn.
How Close Is Parking to the Subway Connections Near DeKalb Avenue Station (BMT Lines)?
Parksy spaces are listed at 233 yd, 277 yd, or 0.2 mi from the station. Nevins Street is the nearest station listed for this location, at 252 yd away or a 3 min walk. The stop is an interchange on the BMT Brighton Line and BMT Fourth Avenue Line.
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