Parking Near Cecil B. Moore Station, Northern Liberties
Where Can I Park for Cecil B. Moore Station?
Cecil B. Moore Station has no SEPTA parking facility, so drivers need a nearby private space, separate lot, or another station with parking. Parksy offers two $125 monthly outdoor lots 0.8 mi away, while a space at 1364 Brandywine St costs $15.45 a day and is 1.2 mi away.
- Address
- 1801 North Broad Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking Lot in Philadelphia, PA, 0.8 mi (16 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Susquehanna–Dauphin, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
Parking Near Northern Liberties
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
SEPTA Parking at Cecil B. Moore Station
Cecil B. Moore Station has no station parking, according to SEPTA, so drivers cannot leave a car in a dedicated SEPTA car park beside the platforms (septa.org). The station is at 1801 North Broad Street in North Philadelphia, near Northern Liberties.
SEPTA identifies the station as ADA accessible and provides bike parking, but the location has no sales office and no parking facility (septa.org). Drivers planning a rail trip therefore need to use a nearby private space, a separate lot, or another station with parking rather than expecting a station-operated car park.
Parksy Spaces Within Reach of the Station
The nearest priced Parksy choices are two outdoor lots 0.8 mi from the station, each available for $125 a month. These spaces suit regular commuters who want a monthly arrangement and can accept a short onward trip after parking.
A 1.2 mi outdoor space at 1364 Brandywine St costs $15.45 a day, making it a practical daily option for occasional travel. Two further outdoor lots 1.3 mi away cost $31.80 a day, while a secure 24/7 lot at the same distance costs $325 a month. The monthly 24/7 option is aimed at drivers needing round-the-clock access, while the daily spaces suit one-off journeys.
Street Parking Around North Broad Street
Temple’s Cecil B. Moore Lot is on Cecil B. Moore Avenue between 12th Street and 13th Street, with a GPS address of 1223 Cecil B. Moore Avenue (liacourascenter.com). Temple lists this lot at $6 an hour, so it is a separate paid lot rather than free street parking at the station (campusoperations.temple.edu).
Temple also lists the Tuttleman Lot at $7 an hour, and its payment machines accept cash in bills, major credit cards, and Diamond Dollars (campusoperations.temple.edu). These paid-campus rules apply to the named lots, so drivers using surrounding streets need to follow the posted signs and any Philadelphia restrictions at the individual space.
Planning a Commute From the Station
The $125 monthly Parksy spaces 0.8 mi away are suited to repeated weekday trips, while the $15.45 daily space at 1364 Brandywine St is better for a single day.
The $325 monthly secure 24/7 lot 1.3 mi away offers a longer-term choice for drivers who need access beyond a standard daytime visit. Temple’s Cecil B. Moore Lot charges $6 an hour and the Tuttleman Lot charges $7 an hour, giving short-stay drivers two paid-lot alternatives (campusoperations.temple.edu).
Susquehanna–Dauphin and Alternatives for the Journey
Susquehanna–Dauphin is the nearest station, 0.4 mi from Cecil B. Moore Station and a 9 min walk away.
SEPTA states that weekend and holiday parking is charged at the daily-use rate of $2 at parking lots and $4 at garages (septa.org). Those rates apply to SEPTA parking facilities, so they provide a park-and-ride alternative for drivers willing to begin the trip at a station with parking rather than at this location.
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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 Cecil B. Moore Station?
Cecil B. Moore Station has no SEPTA parking facility, so drivers need a nearby private space, separate lot, or another station with parking. Parksy offers two $125 monthly outdoor lots 0.8 mi away, while a space at 1364 Brandywine St costs $15.45 a day and is 1.2 mi away.
Does Cecil B. Moore Station Have SEPTA Parking?
No. SEPTA identifies the station as having no parking facility and no sales office, although it is ADA accessible and has bike parking. Drivers cannot leave a car in a dedicated SEPTA car park beside the platforms and should use a nearby private space, separate lot, or another station with parking.
What Are the Nearest Monthly Parking Options?
The nearest priced Parksy choices are two outdoor lots 0.8 mi from the station, each available for $125 a month. They suit regular commuters who can accept a short onward trip after parking. A secure 24/7 lot 1.3 mi away costs $325 a month for drivers needing round-the-clock access.
What Daily Parking Options Are Available?
A Parksy outdoor space at 1364 Brandywine St is 1.2 mi away and costs $15.45 a day, making it a practical option for occasional travel. Two further outdoor lots are 1.3 mi away and cost $31.80 a day. These daily spaces suit one-off journeys.
How Much Do Temple's Nearby Paid Lots Cost?
Temple’s Cecil B. Moore Lot, at 1223 Cecil B. Moore Avenue, charges $6 an hour. The Tuttleman Lot charges $7 an hour, and its payment machines accept cash in bills, major credit cards, and Diamond Dollars. Drivers using surrounding streets must follow posted signs and Philadelphia restrictions.
Is There Parking at a Nearby SEPTA Station?
Susquehanna–Dauphin is 0.4 mi away and a 9 min walk away. SEPTA states that weekend and holiday parking costs $2 at parking lots and $4 at garages. These rates apply to SEPTA parking facilities, offering a park-and-ride alternative for drivers willing to begin the journey there.
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