Monthly Parking in San Diego

The current rates for monthly parking can vary. Compare rates in the table below and book a parking spot that suits your budget.

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San Diego’s ‘brand’ is built on a blend of its sun-soaked lifestyle and laid back people. However, with over 1.4 million residents and over 35 million visitors every year, San Diego’s parking situation isn’t always so laid back. It makes the already daunting task of finding a parking space even harder. Luckily, WhereiPark makes finding a space easy without having to circle lots, ask around, and browse a bunch of random online sites. WhereiPark aggregates all the affordable and secure parking spaces in the area and lays it out on a single interactive map where you can review all details of the lot and book a space.

• There were 35.8 million visitors to San Diego in 2018
• San Diego unbundles the cost of parking from the cost of housing, meaning that the cost of parking must be paid separately and optional from the purchase price or rent of a home.
• A maximum parking ratio of 1.0 space per unit was adopted for multi-family residential in downtown San Diego
• Parking tickets in San Diego can range from $40 to $140 based on the infraction and how quickly you pay it off
• There were 1.8 vehicles per household in San Diego

1. Is there free parking in San Diego?

Parking meters are usually enforced from Monday to Friday between 6am-8pm and are free outside of the hours between 6am-8pm.

2. How much is parking in San Diego?

The price of parking varies on the length, location, and amenities of the parking space. Monthly parking can range anywhere from $40 to $400 depending on whether it's reserved or unreserved, covered or uncovered, 24/7 or not, etc. Day parking can range from $15-$35.

3. What are the advantages of monthly parking?

The advantages of paying for monthly parking are many: foremost, you can avoid the time-consuming and frustrating task of the daily search for parking. You can also likely secure a better rate by committing to a month of parking as opposed to a day or a few hours of parking. And, you can say goodbye to parking tickets as you won't have to constantly feed the meter.

4. How do I book a parking spot in San Diego via WhereiPark?

Booking a parking spot in San Diego could not be easier. Simply enter your desired location into the search bar and a map of all the monthly parking options nearby will pop up. Click on each marker on the map to see the available spots and their listing details. Once you've found a spot you wish to book, click book and you will be prompted to either sign into your account, or create one. Once you've entered contact info, vehicle info, and payment info, the lot’s owner will confirm the booking and send you instructions on how to access your new parking spot.