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Find and Book Monthly Parking in Boston
Monthly parking in Boston starts at around $200 in neighborhoods like South Boston and Fenway-Kenmore, with Downtown, Back Bay, and Seaport spots often priced at $350 to $550. With WhereiPark, you can compare options and reserve a cheap and secure monthly parking spot in minutes.
Why Book Monthly Parking in Boston?
Street parking in Boston is limited, heavily enforced, and often permit-restricted, and daily garage rates often reach $25 to $45.
- Guaranteed access to a reserved space near home, work, or university
- Flexible terms that let you cancel or switch when your plans change
- Big savings compared to daily parking rates
- Added security with covered, well-lit, and gated facilities
How much is monthly parking in Boston?
Yes, monthly parking is significantly cheaper than paying daily rates in Boston. Daily parking typically costs $25–$45 per day, which adds up quickly if you park regularly. Monthly plans on WhereiPark for Boston however start at $60, working out to $2 per day, saving most drivers significantly compared to daily parking.
Monthly Parking Rates in Boston
Currently, the monthly parking rates in Boston range between $175 and $400. View our parking comparison chart below to compare rates and pick a parking spot at a price that works best for you.Available Monthly Parking in Boston
Here are the monthly parking options in Boston you can reserve today:
| Location | Parking Features | Price | Make a Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| 54 Rockaway St, Lynn | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access | $60.00 | Book Now |
| 133 Commander Shea Blvd, Quincy | Surface Uncovered, | $250.00 | Book Now |
| 20 Westgate Rd, Boston | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access | $110.00 | Book Now |
| 205 Independence Ave, Quincy | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access • Lighting | $100.00 | Book Now |
| 2 Militia Drive, Lexington | Surface Uncovered, | $137.71 | Book Now |
| 32 Gilson Rd, Quincy | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access | $118.75 | Book Now |
| 10 Winter St, Boston | Private Driveway, 24/7 Access • Lighting • <span class="translation_missing" title="translation missing: en.map.features.cctv">Cctv</span> | $120.00 | Book Now |
| 79 Charlesbank Rd, Newton | Surface Uncovered, | $120.00 | Book Now |
| 185 Quincy Shore Dr, Quincy | Surface Uncovered, | $120.00 | Book Now |
| Lawrence Street, Everett | Surface Uncovered, | $125.00 | Book Now |
| Lawrence Street, Everett | Surface Uncovered, | $125.00 | Book Now |
| 1 Cityview Ln, Quincy | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access • Lighting | $125.00 | Book Now |
| Lawrence Street, Everett | Surface Uncovered, | $125.00 | Book Now |
| 530 West Street, Braintree | Surface Uncovered, | $125.00 | Book Now |
| 12 Rich St, Malden | Surface Uncovered, 24/7 Access | $187.50 | Book Now |
| 137 Lebanon St, Malden | Private Driveway, 24/7 Access • Lighting • EV Charging • Valet • Wheelchair Accessible • Toilets Access • Car Wash | $190.00 | Book Now |
| 76 Perrin St, Boston | Private Driveway, 24/7 Access • Lighting | $149.00 | Book Now |
| 859 Fellsway W, Medford | Private Driveway, | $150.00 | Book Now |
| 28 Bridge St, Quincy | Private Driveway, | $150.00 | Book Now |
| 63 Stanbro St, Boston | Private Driveway, 24/7 Access | $150.00 | Book Now |
| 91 Durham Rd, Dedham | Private Driveway, | $150.00 | Book Now |
| 277 Elm St, Everett | Surface Uncovered, Lighting • <span class="translation_missing" title="translation missing: en.map.features.cctv">Cctv</span> | $151.80 | Book Now |
| 277 Elm St, Everett | Private Driveway, 24/7 Access • Lighting • <span class="translation_missing" title="translation missing: en.map.features.cctv">Cctv</span> | $151.80 | Book Now |
| 128 Franklin St, Lynn | Surface Uncovered, | $156.25 | Book Now |
| 59-63 Brook St, Quincy | Private Garage, 24/7 Access • Access: Key | $158.44 | Book Now |
Is there free parking in Boston?
Most metered street parking in Boston is free on Sundays and major holidays. During weekdays and Saturdays, metered parking is strictly enforced, and free spots are exceptionally rare, especially in high-demand areas like Downtown, the Seaport, and Back Bay. Many residential streets operate under a resident permit parking system, making free parking for non-residents difficult or subject to strict time limits. Finding reliable free parking, particularly for extended periods, is a significant challenge in central and commercial districts. For consistent and convenient parking, a dedicated monthly spot is often the most practical solution.
Parking Solutions for Every Boston Driver
WhereiPark offers parking options for:
| Best For | Top Benefits |
|---|---|
| Commuters | Guaranteed spots near MBTA stations or downtown offices. |
| Students | Budget-friendly parking close to Boston University, Northeastern University, and Emerson College |
| Residents | Secure extra space when your building or street parking isn’t enough |
| Freelancers / Part-timers | Flexible monthly plans that adapt to your varied work schedule. |
| Visitors / Tourists | Reserve for a month and explore Boston without parking stress |
| Project managers / Employers | Provide staff with reliable parking near offices to improve retention and reduce commute stress |
Can I find parking near my workplace or school?
Yes. Search by address or neighborhood to find spaces within walking distance. Then compare the parking options available in the area.
Popular Neighborhoods for Monthly Parking in Boston
WhereiPark offers parking options in:
- Financial District – Hub for office workers and business commuters
- Back Bay – Upscale area with shopping, dining, and residential parking needs
- Seaport District – Modern area with offices, restaurants, and event venues
- North End – Historic neighborhood with high residential and visitor parking demand
- Beacon Hill – Historic residential area with limited street parking
- Fenway / Kenmore – Popular for students, hospital staff, and game-day parking
- Cambridge (Kendall Square) – Tech and biotech hub with high demand for daily parking
- South End – Residential and dining area with growing parking challenges
Choose Your Parking Space
Here's how to match your needs to the right kind of parking:
| Space Type | Best for | What to Expect |
|---|---|---|
| Covered/Garage (Indoor or Multi-Level) | Drivers with high-value vehicles or those prioritizing security | Weather-protected, gated access, well-lit, often includes EV charging |
| Surface Lot (Outdoor / Uncovered) | Budget-conscious drivers seeking easy access | Most affordable, easy access (typically open air) |
| Underground Garage | Drivers wanting secure, well-lit, discreet parking | Often includes EV charging and remote access. Great for dense urban areas and condo buildings |
| Private Driveway / Street Listing | Residents, landlords, or long-term hosts | Ideal for localized parking; may have shared access rules |
| EV-Friendly Space | EV drivers who need charging access | Charging stations in select garages or covered lots |
Is parking in Boston difficult?
Parking in Boston is notoriously difficult, especially in historic and high-demand areas like Beacon Hill, the North End, Back Bay, and Downtown. Street parking is extremely limited and often restricted, while commercial parking facilities can be expensive and fill up quickly, particularly during peak hours or events. Securing a monthly spot through WhereiPark can provide a reliable and convenient solution.
Booking with WhereiPark is fast and easy:
- Search by neighborhood, zip code, or address.
- Compare options by price, availability, and features.
- Book online in minutes with just a few clicks.
- Park in your booked spot!
Do I need a permit or a long-term lease?
Is Monthly Parking in Boston Worth It?
- You drive regularly and want to avoid expensive day-to-day parking fees
- You just moved to Boston and need a secure parking spot
- Your building has limited or no parking available
- You're tired of dealing with tickets, meter feeding, and street cleaning signs every day.
- You rarely use your car to travel in Boston
- You only need to park for a few days a month
- You prefer using public transit or ride-hailing apps
For most daily drivers in Boston, a monthly spot with WhereiPark saves time, stress, and money compared to paying each day.
Best Practices for Parking in Boston
- Reserve early in high-demand areas like Downtown, Seaport, and Back Bay.
- Sign up for notifications of new listings in Boston.
- Filter by location to stay close to your home, office, or campus.
- Check each parking lot/garage's access rules. Some close overnight or have weekend restrictions.
- Look for added features such as EV charging, gated entry, or clearance for oversized vehicles.
Where is the easiest place to park in Boston?
Look for large commercial parking facilities in areas like the Seaport District or near major shopping centers for more readily available spaces.
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Information About Parking in Boston
Boston is a city with plenty of transit options and lots of downtown pedestrianization. However, with 600,000 residents and another 1,500,000 people entering the city each day to work or visit, the city is struggling to provide enough parking. This issue is compounded in historic districts that boast narrow streets and plentiful parking restrictions, and during the winter months, when many areas prohibit street parking to allow for plowing. For those who drive, there are a variety of possible parking spots in Boston, from street parking to private garages and underground car parks. The cost of parking in Boston can range from $1.25 an hour to $3.75 an hour in metered spaces, but there is usually a two hour time limit on these spots. And they are few and far between. A more viable option may be using one of the many monthly parking spaces that are for rent all across Boston.
Boston Parking Statistics
- There are 35,556 public parking spaces in downtown commercial facilities.
- There are roughly 8,000 metered parking spaces.
- The number of residential parking permits has grown year-on-year, to over 100,000 today.
- Boston was ranked as the worst city in the country in a recent study analyzing city congestion, and eighth worst worldwide.
- As an example of the high demand for prime location parking spots: one private space in Beacon Hill was recently listed for $650,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can search by neighborhood, landmark, or address, compare options, and reserve online in minutes. All bookings come with clear instructions
Yes. Most WhereiPark listings are flexible and allow you to cancel or switch your spot month-to-month without a long-term lease.
Many options are in gated, covered, or monitored facilities. Details like cameras, lighting, or staff presence are shown in each listing.
Yes. Availability is growing, and you can filter listings by EV charging access.
Listings specify height and size restrictions. Large trucks or oversized vehicles may need special accommodations. Make sure to view the details of each listing to ensure your vehicle will fit the space.
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