Parking Near Hoyt Street Station, Fort Greene
Where Can I Park for Hoyt Street Station?
Hoyt Street Station at 503 Fulton Street does not have a dedicated car park identified in the station information. Nearby commercial choices include a secure 24/7 garage with valet service 139 yards away for $17.21 an hour, covered parking 175 yards away for $23 a day, and garage parking 202 yards away for $20 a day.
- Address
- 503 Fulton Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Garage Parking in Brooklyn - Valet Included, 139 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Jay Street – MetroTech, 221 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Fort Greene
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / tslui
Parking at Hoyt Street Station on Fulton Street
Hoyt Street Station is a subway stop at 503 Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn, near Fort Greene. The station itself does not have a car park identified in the station information, so drivers should plan around nearby commercial parking rather than expecting a dedicated station facility.
The closest named commercial option in the local search information is HOYT & SCHERMERHORN PARKING LLC at 197 Schermerhorn Street. Icon Parking lists the facility as open 24 hours and offers indoor parking, monthly parking, motorcycle parking and electric-vehicle charging (iconparking.com). Its round-the-clock operation suits drivers arriving before an early subway journey or returning after a late one.
Street Parking Around Fulton Street and Hoyt Street
Street parking around the station sits within Downtown Brooklyn, where curb space is shared with busy commercial streets and transit activity. The station address is 503 Fulton Street, and nearby transit stops include Fulton Street/Duffield Street and Livingston Street/Hoyt Street (Moovit).
Moovit places the Fulton Street/Duffield Street stop 10 yards away, with a one-minute walk, and the Livingston Street/Hoyt Street stop 139 yards away, with a two-minute walk (moovitapp.com). Those nearby stops make curbside space especially practical for brief passenger drop-offs rather than a full commuter day. Drivers using a space should follow the posted curb signs and markings at the exact vehicle location.
Commuter Parking Choices Near the Station
For a regular commute, the nearby commercial listings provide several booking options at different price points. A covered parking space 175 yards away costs $23 a day, while a garage space at 202 yards costs $20 a day. Two listings at 219 yards cost $15 a day and $15.25 a day.
The 24/7 garage with valet service is 139 yards away and costs $17.21 an hour. The Icon Parking facility at 197 Schermerhorn Street also offers monthly parking (iconparking.com), giving longer-term commuters a permit-style alternative to arranging a new daily stay each time.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Hoyt Street Station
Parksy lists a secure 24/7 garage with valet service 139 yards from the station at $17.21 an hour. It is the closest listed option and suits drivers who want staffed garage parking for a shorter stop or an arrival outside standard daytime hours.
A covered space in Downtown Brooklyn is 175 yards away and costs $23 a day. A valet space at 387 Bridge Street is also 175 yards away for $23 a day. These daily options suit commuters who prefer covered or attended parking. A garage space listed with Icon Parking is 202 yards away for $20 a day, while two garage spaces at 365 Bridge Street are 219 yards away for $15 a day and $15.25 a day. The two 365 Bridge Street listings offer the lowest daily prices among the nearby priced spaces.
Subway and Bus Connections From Downtown Brooklyn
Jay Street–MetroTech is the nearest station, 221 yards from Hoyt Street Station, or a three-minute walk.
Bus connections are close to the station. Fulton Street/Duffield Street is 10 yards away, a one-minute walk, and Livingston Street/Hoyt Street is 139 yards away, a two-minute walk (moovitapp.com). For drivers approaching from New York Penn Station, the line 2 subway reaches Hoyt Street Station in 19 minutes and costs $3 (rome2rio.com). The nearby Icon Parking facility at 197 Schermerhorn Street is open 24 hours, so it can also support a subway journey that starts early or ends late (iconparking.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 Hoyt Street Station?
Hoyt Street Station at 503 Fulton Street does not have a dedicated car park identified in the station information. Nearby commercial choices include a secure 24/7 garage with valet service 139 yards away for $17.21 an hour, covered parking 175 yards away for $23 a day, and garage parking 202 yards away for $20 a day.
Is There Parking at Hoyt Street Station?
The closest named option is HOYT & SCHERMERHORN PARKING LLC at 197 Schermerhorn Street. Icon Parking lists it as open 24 hours and offers indoor parking, monthly parking, motorcycle parking and electric-vehicle charging.
What Is the Closest Parking Option to Hoyt Street Station?
The closest listed option is a secure 24/7 garage with valet service 139 yards from the station. It costs $17.21 an hour and suits shorter stops or arrivals outside standard daytime hours. A covered parking space is 175 yards away and costs $23 a day, while a garage space 202 yards away costs $20 a day.
How Much Does Parking Near Hoyt Street Station Cost?
Nearby priced parking ranges from $15 a day to $17.21 an hour. Two garage spaces at 365 Bridge Street are 219 yards away and cost $15 a day and $15.25 a day. A garage space 202 yards away costs $20 a day, and covered spaces 175 yards away cost $23 a day.
Is Street Parking Practical Around Hoyt Street Station?
Street parking sits within Downtown Brooklyn, where curb space is shared with busy commercial streets and transit activity. Nearby Fulton Street/Duffield Street is 10 yards away, with a one-minute walk, while Livingston Street/Hoyt Street is 139 yards away, with a two-minute walk. Drivers should follow posted curb signs and markings at the exact vehicle location.
What Public Transit Connections Are Near Hoyt Street Station?
Jay Street–MetroTech is 221 yards from the station, or a three-minute walk. Fulton Street/Duffield Street is 10 yards away, with a one-minute walk, and Livingston Street/Hoyt Street is 139 yards away, with a two-minute walk. From New York Penn Station, the line 2 subway reaches the station in 19 minutes and costs $3.
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