Parking Near University Heights Station, Washington Heights
Where Can I Park for University Heights Station?
Drivers can book nearby Parksy parking instead of relying on curb space around the station. Bedford Park spaces are 321 yd away for $18 a day, while a secure Bronx lot is 0.2 mi away for $285 a month. The station is accessible with an elevator and ramp, so drivers can compare distance, price, and access route before booking.
- Address
- 320 West Fordham Road
- Closest listed space
- Secure and Convenient Parking in Bedford Park, NY, 321 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 207th Street, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near Washington Heights
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at University Heights Station on West Fordham Road
The station is a Metro-North Railroad commuter rail stop on the Hudson Line in University Heights, near Washington Heights (wikipedia.org). Drivers arriving by car therefore need to plan around nearby spaces rather than assume that rail parking is available at the platform.
The MTA identifies the station as accessible, with an elevator, a ramp, tactile warning strips, and audiovisual passenger information systems (mta.info). Those facilities can make the station practical for passengers who need step-free access, while a pre-arranged nearby space can reduce the search for a legal place to leave a vehicle near the entrance.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the University Heights Station Entrance
Parksy lists two Bedford Park spaces 321 yd from the station, including a space at 225 E. 204th St.; each costs $18 a day. These nearby options suit commuters who want a daily booking within a short drive of the station. A secure parking lot in the Bronx is 0.2 mi away and costs $285 a month, making it the priced option aimed most clearly at regular weekday parking.
A garage in University Heights is 0.3 mi away for $20 a day, while a garage at 1981 Cedar Ave in the Bronx is 0.4 mi away for $20 a day. A covered space in New York, NY 10034 is 0.6 mi away and costs $10 an hour, which may suit a shorter visit rather than a full commute. The spaces vary from open parking to garages and covered parking, so drivers can match the booking to trip length and vehicle preference.
Street Parking Rules Around 320 West Fordham Road
Drivers using curb space should treat the posted signs and markings at the chosen block as the controlling information, rather than assuming that station users have a special parking exemption.
The station address is 320 West Fordham Road in University Heights, near Washington Heights. A reserved nearby Parksy space provides a more predictable alternative for drivers who do not want to rely on an unreserved curb.
Planning a Daily or Regular Commute From University Heights
The priced Parksy choices include daily rates of $18 at 321 yd, $20 at 0.3 mi, and $20 at 0.4 mi. The $285 monthly lot at 0.2 mi is the only listed monthly option, so it is the natural comparison for a commuter parking repeatedly rather than paying a daily rate on each trip. The $10 hourly covered space at 0.6 mi is better suited to shorter stays.
The MTA lists an elevator and ramp at the station (mta.info), which may also help drivers choose a space based on the access route to the platform.
Reaching the Station From Nearby Transit Connections
The station itself is identified as a Metro-North Railroad stop on the Hudson Line (wikipedia.org), while the MTA describes it as accessible with an elevator and ramp (mta.info).
For drivers approaching from elsewhere, the nearest-station walking connection is the only specified alternative in the local place information. Parking options at 0.2 mi, 0.3 mi, 0.4 mi, and 0.6 mi give different walking distances from a booked vehicle to the station, with the 0.2 mi monthly lot offering the closest listed priced alternative outside the immediate 321 yd spaces.
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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 University Heights Station?
Drivers can book nearby Parksy parking instead of relying on curb space around the station. Bedford Park spaces are 321 yd away for $18 a day, while a secure Bronx lot is 0.2 mi away for $285 a month. The station is accessible with an elevator and ramp, so drivers can compare distance, price, and access route before booking.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking to University Heights Station?
The closest priced options are two Bedford Park spaces 321 yd from the station, including a space at 225 E. 204th St. Each costs $18 a day. These daily spaces provide a nearby booking for commuters who want to park within a short drive of the station rather than depend on an unreserved curb.
Is Monthly Parking Available Near the Station?
A secure parking lot in the Bronx is 0.2 mi from the station and costs $285 a month. It is the only listed monthly option and the natural comparison for regular weekday parking. The other priced choices use daily or hourly rates, so the monthly lot is aimed most clearly at repeated commuting.
What Are the Daily Parking Rates Near the Station?
The priced daily choices include $18 a day at 321 yd, $20 a day at 0.3 mi, and $20 a day at 0.4 mi. The $18 options are in Bedford Park, the $20 garage is in University Heights, and the other $20 garage is at 1981 Cedar Ave in the Bronx.
Can I Use Street Parking Near the Station?
Drivers using curb space should follow the posted signs and markings on the chosen block. Station users do not have a special parking exemption. A reserved nearby Parksy space offers a more predictable alternative for drivers who do not want to rely on unreserved curb parking around the station.
Which Parking Option Suits a Shorter Visit?
A covered space in New York, NY 10034 is 0.6 mi from the station and costs $10 an hour. That hourly rate may suit a shorter visit rather than a full commute. The listed options also include open parking and garages, allowing drivers to match a booking with trip length and vehicle preference.
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