Parking Near Euclid – East 120th Station, Cleveland Heights
Where Can I Park for Euclid – East 120th Station?
Euclid – East 120th Station has no station-operated parking. The closest priced Parksy option is a covered Centric Apartments garage, 0.5 mi away for $5 a day. The former station was replaced by Little Italy - University Circle Station, about 0.3 miles away, and RTA also names Euclid Park-N-Ride among its transit parking options.
- Address
- 11986 Euclid Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Garage at Centric Apartments, Cleveland, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cedar-University, 0.9 mi (19 min walk)
Parking Near Cleveland Heights
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Euclid – East 120th Station
Euclid – East 120th Station was a Red Line station in Little Italy, near Cleveland Heights, at 11986 Euclid Avenue. The station itself has no parking, according to the station record (wikipedia.org), so drivers cannot use a station-operated car park for a direct platform-to-car commute.
The former station was replaced by Little Italy - University Circle Station, a newer Red Line stop at Euclid Avenue and East 120th Street, about 0.3 miles away (riderta.com). The replacement is the relevant rail connection for drivers planning a journey from this part of Euclid Avenue.
Parksy Parking Near Euclid – East 120th Station
The closest priced Parksy option is a garage at Centric Apartments in Cleveland, 0.5 mi from the station, costing $5 a day. Its covered format suits commuters who want a parked vehicle away from the street while using the former station area as their starting point.
Further options include two spaces at Church + State Garage, 2.8 mi away, each priced at $1.50 an hour. Downtown Cleveland has two garage choices 3.2 mi away at $6 an hour, while another Cleveland garage is 3.4 mi away at $178 a month. The hourly garages suit shorter visits, and the monthly option is aimed at regular drivers who need a longer-term arrangement.
Commuter Choices Around the Former East 120th Stop
The $178-a-month garage in Cleveland is the clearest Parksy choice for a recurring commute because its pricing is set as a monthly term rather than an hourly stay. The Centric Apartments garage costs $5 a day, giving drivers a daily option for occasional rail trips.
RTA says its Rapid Stations and Park-N-Ride facilities provide 8000 free parking places, including Euclid Park-N-Ride (riderta.com). RTA also says parking is intended for transit users (riderta.com), making a Park-N-Ride space more suitable for a driver combining a car journey with the Red Line than for general all-day parking.
Street Parking on Euclid Avenue and East 120th Street
The station site is at 11986 Euclid Avenue, close to the former station location at Euclid Avenue and East 120th Street (wikipedia.org; riderta.com). The published local material identifies the replacement Little Italy - University Circle Station and Cleveland Heights’ Top of the Hill parking plan, rather than giving a street-parking time limit or resident-zone rule for the former platform area.
Cleveland Heights’ Top of the Hill plan lists a garage cost of $115 per quarter and $34.50 for seniors (clevelandheights.gov). Those are garage charges under the temporary parking plan, not a stated curbside rate for Euclid Avenue or East 120th Street, so the garage is the documented local option for drivers seeking a formal parking facility.
Rail and Park-and-Ride Connections From Little Italy
Cedar-University is the nearest station listed for this location, 0.9 mi away and a 19-minute walk. Little Italy - University Circle Station replaces the older Euclid Avenue and East 120th Street station and is about 0.3 miles from the former site (riderta.com), giving Red Line passengers a nearby alternative.
RTA’s broader network includes free parking at Rapid Stations and Park-N-Ride facilities, with Euclid Park-N-Ride specifically named among the options (riderta.com). Drivers who prefer to leave the car at a transit facility can use that network instead of searching around the former station site. RTA lists Transit Police at 216-566-5163, available 24/7 (riderta.com).
Sources
* 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 Euclid – East 120th Station?
Euclid – East 120th Station has no station-operated parking. The closest priced Parksy option is a covered Centric Apartments garage, 0.5 mi away for $5 a day. The former station was replaced by Little Italy - University Circle Station, about 0.3 miles away, and RTA also names Euclid Park-N-Ride among its transit parking options.
Does Euclid – East 120th Station Have Parking?
The station itself has no parking, so drivers cannot use a station-operated car park for a direct platform-to-car commute. The former station was replaced by Little Italy - University Circle Station, a newer Red Line stop at Euclid Avenue and East 120th Street, about 0.3 miles away.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option?
The closest priced Parksy option is a covered garage at Centric Apartments in Cleveland, 0.5 mi from the station, costing $5 a day. Its covered format suits commuters who want a parked vehicle away from the street while using the former station area as their starting point.
Is There Monthly Parking Near the Former Station?
A Cleveland garage 3.4 mi away costs $178 a month. It is the clearest Parksy choice for a recurring commute because its pricing is set as a monthly term rather than an hourly stay. For occasional rail trips, the Centric Apartments garage costs $5 a day.
What Are the Documented Local Garage Charges?
Cleveland Heights’ Top of the Hill plan lists a garage cost of $115 per quarter and $34.50 for seniors. Those are garage charges under the temporary parking plan, not a stated curbside rate for Euclid Avenue or East 120th Street, making the garage the documented local option.
Can I Use a Park-and-Ride for the Red Line?
RTA says its Rapid Stations and Park-N-Ride facilities provide 8000 free parking places, including Euclid Park-N-Ride. RTA also says parking is intended for transit users, making a Park-and-Ride space more suitable for combining a car journey with the Red Line than for general all-day parking.
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