Parking Near Everett Station, WA
Where Can I Park at Everett Station?
Everett Station commuter parking is available in Lot A west of the building between 32nd and 33rd Streets and Lot B south of the building. Same-day and overnight parking are available, with Amtrak listing parking hours as 24 hours Monday through Sunday. Parksy also shows private spaces 0.2 mi from the station on Lombard Ave.
- Address
- 3201 Smith Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking in Everett - WE25 Lombard Ave, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
Parking Near Everett
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Everett Station’s North, South, and West Parking Areas
Everett Station is served by commuter parking in Lot A, west of the building between 32nd and 33rd Streets, and Lot B, south of the building. Everett Transit identifies both areas as commuter parking (everetttransit.org). The station address is 3201 Smith Avenue, placing the lots around the main rail and transit facility.
Same-day parking and overnight parking are available at the Amtrak station (amtrak.com). Amtrak lists parking hours as 24 hours Monday through Sunday, while station building hours are 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM Monday through Sunday (amtrak.com).
Street Parking Around 3201 Smith Avenue
The documented commuter parking serving the station is arranged in Lots A and B rather than described as a street-parking program. Lot A is west of the station between 32nd and 33rd Streets, and Lot B is south of the station (everetttransit.org). This layout gives drivers designated areas near the building instead of relying on an unidentified curbside space.
Everett Transit also operates a park-and-ride facility and asks interested parties to contact Everett Transit at (425) 257-7777 or ETmail@Everettwa.gov to request use during off-peak hours (everetttransit.org). The contact route is particularly relevant for drivers considering off-peak access to the facility rather than ordinary curb parking.
Parksy Driveways and Lots Near Everett Station
Parksy shows two driveway spaces on Lombard Ave in the WE25 area, each 0.2 mi from the station. These spaces suit commuters who prefer a privately listed driveway close to the station over a larger shared commuter facility.
Parksy also shows a parking lot 0.3 mi away and another lot in downtown Everett 0.3 mi away. Two further lot spaces are listed 0.5 mi away, making them better suited to drivers comfortable with a longer walk from a private space to the station. The listed Parksy spaces in these groups are not priced listings, so no booking price is included here.
Commuter Timing and Overnight Access at Everett Station
The station has same-day and overnight parking, which supports both daytime rail trips and longer stays (amtrak.com).
Off-peak use of the park-and-ride facility can be requested through Everett Transit at (425) 257-7777 or ETmail@Everettwa.gov (everetttransit.org). Amtrak also lists free short-term and overnight parking at the station (amtrakcascades.com). The parking information identifies availability and off-peak requests rather than a commuter permit or pre-booking scheme.
Buses and Regional Services at the Smith Avenue Station
Everett Station is listed by Sound Transit as an Everett Station Park-and-Ride at 3201 Smith Ave. The listed routes are N 510, 512, and 532, so drivers can use the station as a transfer point for regional bus services as well as rail (soundtransit.org).
Everett Transit’s commuter lots are positioned west and south of the building, while additional spaces are located north, south, west, and east of the facility (everetttransit.org). The station’s central Everett position, 0.3 mi from Everett center, also makes the facility practical for trips beginning in the surrounding downtown area.
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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 at Everett Station?
Everett Station commuter parking is available in Lot A west of the building between 32nd and 33rd Streets and Lot B south of the building. Same-day and overnight parking are available, with Amtrak listing parking hours as 24 hours Monday through Sunday. Parksy also shows private spaces 0.2 mi from the station on Lombard Ave.
Is Overnight Parking Available at Everett Station?
Yes. Same-day and overnight parking are available at the Amtrak station. Amtrak lists parking hours as 24 hours Monday through Sunday. Amtrak Cascades also lists free short-term and overnight parking at the station, supporting both daytime rail trips and longer stays.
Where Are Lots a and B Located?
Lot A is west of the station between 32nd and 33rd Streets. Lot B is south of the building. Everett Transit identifies both as commuter parking areas serving the station at 3201 Smith Avenue, near the main rail and transit facility.
Can I Use the Everett Transit Park-and-Ride Facility During Off-Peak Hours?
Off-peak use of the Everett Transit park-and-ride facility can be requested by calling (425) 257-7777 or emailing ETmail@Everettwa.gov. The contact route is for drivers considering off-peak access to the facility rather than ordinary curb parking.
Are There Private Parking Spaces Near Everett Station?
Parksy shows two driveway spaces on Lombard Ave in the WE25 area, each 0.2 mi from the station. It also shows parking lots 0.3 mi and 0.5 mi away. These private spaces suit commuters who prefer a driveway or lot over a shared commuter facility.
Which Buses Serve Everett Station?
Sound Transit lists Everett Station Park-and-Ride at 3201 Smith Ave. The listed routes are N 510, 512, and 532, allowing drivers to use the station as a transfer point for regional bus services as well as rail. The station is 0.3 mi from Everett center.
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