Parking Near Mount Vernon West Station, NY
Where Can I Park for Mount Vernon West Station?
The Metro-North Railroad parking facility at 31-1 South West Street has 206 spaces and serves the station at 156 South West Street. For a reserved daily space, Parksy lists Wakefield options 1.1 mi away at $37.89 a day, $37 a day, and $40 a day. A monthly Pelham Manor space costs $110 a month and is 2.2 mi away.
- Address
- 156 South West Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at 122-02 S. Conduit Ave, Wakefield, 1.1 mi (22 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Wakefield–241st Street, 0.7 mi (14 min walk)
Parking Near Mount Vernon
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Mount Vernon West Station Car Park on South West Street
The station has a Metro-North Railroad parking facility at 31-1 South West Street, serving the railway station at 156 South West Street (511 Mobility). The listed facility has 206 spaces (511 Mobility), giving regular rail users a substantial dedicated option close to the platforms.
The two published capacity figures differ, so drivers should use the current lot layout and posted information when choosing a space. The station location is in West Mount Vernon, near Mount Vernon, rather than in the wider center 0.6 mi away.
Parksy Parking Near the Station and in West Mount Vernon
Parksy lists three priced daily spaces 1.1 mi from the station. A driveway space at 122-02 S. Conduit Ave in Wakefield costs $37.89 a day, while a secure 24/7 valet space in Wakefield costs $37 a day. A convenient lot in Mt Vernon costs $40 a day. These options suit drivers who want a reserved daily space rather than relying on station-lot availability.
For longer stays, a monthly space in Pelham Manor is 2.2 mi away and costs $110 a month. Two garage spaces on Webster Avenue in The Bronx are 2.4 mi away and cost $16 a day each. The Wakefield spaces are the closest listed choices, while the Pelham Manor option is aimed at monthly parking and the Webster Avenue garages suit drivers willing to park farther from the station.
Street Parking and Permits Around 156 South West Street
Mount Vernon publishes resident 24-hour parking permits at $100 and $300, with the two amounts representing the listed permit periods (City of Mount Vernon). Senior 24-hour permits for residents aged 65 and over are listed at $60 and $180 (City of Mount Vernon). These permits are relevant to eligible residents using streets around the station, not a substitute for a rail-station space.
The city also lists a non-resident 24-hour permit at $175 and $525 for the listed permit periods (City of Mount Vernon). Drivers parking on surrounding streets should distinguish permit parking from ordinary curb parking, because the published permit schedule shows that Mount Vernon regulates access by resident status and permit type. The station address is 156 South West Street, so South West Street is the key local reference when reading curb signs.
Commuter Planning for Mount Vernon West Station Parking
The dedicated facility is associated with Metro-North Railroad's station parking information and timetable page (MTA). A weekday commuter should plan around the possibility that station spaces are sought by other rail passengers, particularly when a train departure is approaching. The published station reference records daily commuter ridership of 1,172 (Wikipedia), indicating meaningful regular use.
Drivers who need a guaranteed daily space can use one of the priced Parksy listings instead. The Wakefield choices are 1.1 mi away, with daily prices of $37.89, $37, and $40, while the two Webster Avenue garage listings are 2.4 mi away at $16 a day. A monthly Parksy option in Pelham Manor costs $110 a month and is 2.2 mi away. Mount Vernon also publishes resident and non-resident 24-hour permits, so eligibility matters before relying on curb parking (City of Mount Vernon).
Rail and Transit Alternatives Near West Mount Vernon
Wakefield–241st Street is the nearest listed station, 0.7 mi away and a 14 min walk from the station.
The station is a Metro-North Railroad stop, and the MTA publishes its station information and timetables (MTA). The nearby Parksy choices also create practical alternatives by area: Wakefield spaces are 1.1 mi away, Pelham Manor is 2.2 mi away, and Webster Avenue garages in The Bronx are 2.4 mi away. Drivers can therefore compare a closer daily parking option with a monthly space or a lower-priced garage farther from the station.
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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 Mount Vernon West Station?
The Metro-North Railroad parking facility at 31-1 South West Street has 206 spaces and serves the station at 156 South West Street. For a reserved daily space, Parksy lists Wakefield options 1.1 mi away at $37.89 a day, $37 a day, and $40 a day. A monthly Pelham Manor space costs $110 a month and is 2.2 mi away.
How Many Spaces Are at the Station Parking Facility?
The Metro-North Railroad parking facility at 31-1 South West Street has 206 spaces and serves the railway station at 156 South West Street. It provides a dedicated option close to the platforms for regular rail users. Drivers should use the current lot layout and posted information when choosing a space because published capacity figures differ.
What Are the Closest Reserved Daily Parking Options?
Parksy lists three priced daily spaces 1.1 mi from the station in Wakefield and Mt Vernon. The Wakefield driveway costs $37.89 a day, the secure 24/7 valet space costs $37 a day, and the Mt Vernon lot costs $40 a day. These options suit drivers seeking a reserved daily space rather than relying on station-lot availability.
How Much Do Mount Vernon Parking Permits Cost?
Mount Vernon publishes resident 24-hour permits at $100 and $300, while senior 24-hour permits for residents aged 65 and over are $60 and $180. Non-resident 24-hour permits are $175 and $525. The listed amounts represent the permit periods, and eligibility matters before relying on curb parking around 156 South West Street.
What Should Weekday Commuters Consider When Parking?
The published station reference records daily commuter ridership of 1,172, indicating meaningful regular use. A weekday commuter should plan around the possibility that station spaces are sought by other rail passengers, particularly near a train departure. Drivers needing a guaranteed daily space can use Parksy listings, including Wakefield choices 1.1 mi away.
What Are the Nearby Rail and Parking Alternatives?
Wakefield–241st Street is the nearest listed station, 0.7 mi away and a 14 min walk from the station. Parksy also lists a monthly Pelham Manor space 2.2 mi away for $110 a month and two Webster Avenue garages in The Bronx, 2.4 mi away, at $16 a day each.
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