Monthly Parking in Washington DC

The rates for monthly parking in Washington DC range from $100 to $295. Use our comparison chart to find best rates and book a parking space that works best for you.

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Most public parking spots in Washington DC are on-street or in designated garages, and are metered. The cost of parking in these spots can range from $2 an hour to over $15 an hour, with the average at $9 an hour. However these spots can be hard to find and there are many parking restrictions in effect, especially around popular tourist areas. In addition, many residential areas require a permit to park; and during the winter months, snowfall can force street closures and plowing makes on-street parking riskier. Luckily, there are parking spaces for rent all across Washington DC, in private lots, underground car parks, and private garages and driveways. These can help ensure consistency of availability and be more cost-effective than paying hourly.

• A recent study found that Washington DC is the seventh worst city in the U.S. for parking.
• There are just 18,700 on-street metered spots in the city, for over 660,000 residents.
• There are 105,000 residential parking spaces for permit holders.
• There are 3.29 parking lots per 1000 commuter vehicles.
• The average daily rate for a parking garage spot in Washington is $19.
• On average, a parking ticket is issued every 20 seconds, and can range from $20 to $500.
• Washington DC drivers paid almost $100 million in parking tickets in 2017.

1. What are the advantages of monthly parking?

Monthly parking can be significantly more convenient than hourly or daily parking. By booking a monthly parking spot, you can avoid the necessity of frequent parking spot searches (which saves you time), and also plan your budget and commute more efficiently. The number of monthly spots available means you can choose one to suit your location, budget, and other needs.

2. How do I book a parking spot in Washington DC via WhereiPark?

Booking a parking spot in Washington DC with us is easy. First, choose a location to search in. This can be a specific area, intersection, or address. The map will show you markers for each available space. Click on a marker to see more details about the listing, including price and other factors. Once you have found a spot you wish to book, either log in or create your free WhereIPark account. Make sure your vehicle details are entered accurately to avoid difficulties when using the spot. Click on the listing to book it, entering your chosen start date and payment details. Once your booking is confirmed, you will receive an email from the lot owner with instructions on how to use your new space.

3. How much is monthly parking in Washington DC?

Monthly parking in Washington DC varies in cost, depending on factors such as location, type of parking (street, covered lot, serviced lot), amenities offered, and so on. A monthly parking spot can range from $100 to $300, with prime locations at the higher end of that scale.

4. Is there free parking in Washington DC?

There is free parking in Washington DC, but the lack of spaces means finding a spot is tough. Street parking is free on holidays and Sundays. Metered spaces are free overnight, from 6.30 pm to 7 am. Some metro stations and park-and-ride lots allow for free overnight parking, but remember you do so at your own risk. Residential permit holders can also access more free parking options.