Parking Near Woodside Station, Jackson Heights
Where Can I Park for Woodside Station?
Woodside Station has no public station car park, so drivers need to find a legal street space or arrange parking nearby. Parksy lists valet parking 280 yd from the station for $20.25 a day or $20.50 an hour. Weekly and monthly spaces are also available 0.6 mi away, including $50 a week and $200 a month options.
- Address
- 39-46 61st Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Valet Parking at Icon Parking, Astoria NY, 280 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 61st Street – Woodside, 60 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Jackson Heights
Woodside Station, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Woodside Station Has No Public Station Car Park
Woodside Station in Woodside, near Jackson Heights, has no public parking facility identified for rail users. A railroad.net discussion states, “There is no public parking at Woodside,” leaving drivers to look for a legal street space or use a nearby booked facility (railroad.net).
The station address is 39-46 61st Street, and the rail station is served by the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) on the Main Line and Port Washington Branch (Wikipedia). The MTA lists the station as accessible, with elevators, ramps, tactile warning strips, and audiovisual passenger information systems (mta.info). For a driver, the practical choice is to arrange parking away from the station before arriving rather than expect a station-operated lot at the entrance.
Booked Parksy Parking Close to the 61st Street Entrance
Parksy lists two valet spaces 280 yd from the station: valet parking at Icon Parking at 101 West End for $20.50 an hour, and valet parking at Icon Parking in Astoria for $20.25 a day. The hourly option suits a short stop, while the daily rate is better for a full-day journey.
For longer stays, a prime caravan space in Jackson Heights is 0.6 mi away for $200 a month. A secure covered space in Jackson Heights is also 0.6 mi away for $50 a week, while secure parking in Sunnyside is 0.8 mi away for $50 a week. The Jackson Heights spaces suit local commuters seeking weekly or monthly parking, while the Sunnyside and garage options suit drivers willing to park farther from the platform.
Street Parking Around Woodside Station Requires Extra Search Time
Street parking is the alternative most directly beside the station, but finding a space can take time. A railroad.net account says drivers may find a spot on the street if they are lucky and should allow lots of time to look (railroad.net).
The cited local guidance does not provide a specific curb rate, time limit, resident zone, or enforcement schedule for the streets around 39-46 61st Street. The station is in Woodside near Jackson Heights, so a curb space remains a street-parking option rather than a station car park. Drivers choosing this approach need to reach the station after locating a legal space, rather than relying on a dedicated commuter bay.
Plan Ahead for a Woodside LIRR Commute
The local parking discussion specifically advises allowing lots of time to search for a street space (railroad.net). A pre-arranged Parksy space removes that search from the start of the trip.
The nearest Parksy choices include hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly pricing, giving short visits and recurring commuters different ways to organize parking. The monthly Jackson Heights space costs $200, while the two weekly spaces cost $50 a week. The daily Astoria valet costs $20.25 a day, and the 101 West End valet costs $20.50 an hour. These options are paid parking spaces rather than station-issued commuter permits or LIRR season tickets.
LIRR, Subway, and Nearby Connections at 61st Street
The nearest station is 61st Street – Woodside, 60 yd from the rail station and a 1 min walk.
Woodside Station is on the LIRR Main Line and Port Washington Branch, providing rail connections through the Woodside neighborhood (Wikipedia). The MTA identifies the station as accessible with elevators, ramps, tactile warning strips, and audiovisual passenger information systems (mta.info). Drivers who prefer a booked space can use the Parksy locations in Jackson Heights or Sunnyside, while the 280 yd valet listings offer the closest listed parking choices.
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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 Woodside Station?
Woodside Station has no public station car park, so drivers need to find a legal street space or arrange parking nearby. Parksy lists valet parking 280 yd from the station for $20.25 a day or $20.50 an hour. Weekly and monthly spaces are also available 0.6 mi away, including $50 a week and $200 a month options.
Does Woodside Station Have a Public Parking Lot?
No public parking facility has been identified for rail users at the station. Drivers should not expect a station-operated lot at the entrance. The alternatives are finding a legal street space or arranging a nearby booked parking space before arriving, which avoids relying on parking directly beside the station.
How Much Is Nearby Booked Parking?
The closest listed options are valet spaces 280 yd from the station. One costs $20.50 an hour, while another costs $20.25 a day. For recurring parking, a Jackson Heights space costs $200 a month, and weekly spaces in Jackson Heights or Sunnyside cost $50 a week.
Is Street Parking Available Near the Station?
Street parking is an option near the station, but finding a legal space can take time. Local guidance advises allowing lots of time to search. It does not provide a specific curb rate, time limit, resident zone, or enforcement schedule for the streets around 39-46 61st Street.
What Rail and Transit Connections Are at Woodside Station?
The rail station is served by the LIRR Main Line and Port Washington Branch. The nearest subway station is 61st Street – Woodside, 60 yd from the rail station and a 1 min walk. The MTA identifies the station as accessible with elevators, ramps, tactile warning strips, and audiovisual passenger information systems.
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