Parking in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (2026): Monthly Garages, Rates & Street Rules

Parking in Williamsburg, Brooklyn comes down to a garage or the street, because the city runs no public lots here. Monthly garage spots start around $199, daily parking runs about $20 to $32, and street meters charge $2 for the first hour on Bedford Avenue.

This guide compares Williamsburg’s garages along the waterfront and Bedford Avenue, their overnight rules and vehicle limits, the street-cleaning schedule that tickets the most drivers, and the cheapest way to commute into Manhattan. NYC Parkings is run by a small team that works in the New York City parking industry. For monthly parking, we connect drivers with parking partners in the area.

Williamsburg parking at a glance

Short-term rates compared

Parking	Where	Rates	Know before you go
Street meters	Bedford Ave and nearby commercial blocks	$2 first hour, $5 for 2 hours	Mon to Sat, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., 2-hour limit
325 Kent Avenue garage	325 Kent Ave, on the waterfront	$10.87 for 1 hour, $13.59 for 2, $19.93 for 10, $27.18 for 24	Early Bird $10.87 (in 5 to 10 a.m., out by 7 p.m.). SUVs add $9.06 a day
City Parking, N 13th St	82 N 13th St	$13 for 1 hour, $18 for 2, $27 for 10, $32 for 24	$15 daytime, up to 12 hours. Valet, no height limit, EV charging
Online bookings	Garages across the Northside and waterfront	Daily reservations listed from about $5 to $18	Prices vary by day and time

Rates were checked in October 2026 against operator pages and booking sites. Garages change prices often, so check the posted board before you enter.

Monthly parking in Williamsburg

Monthly garage parking in Williamsburg runs about $199 to $500. Where your price lands depends on the garage, valet or self-park, your vehicle, and add-ons like EV charging.

Garage	Where	Monthly price	Good to know
City Parking, 420 Kent Ave	420 Kent Ave	From $199	Covered valet
City Parking, 25 Kent Ave	Entrance on N 13th St, between Kent and Wythe	From $199	Covered valet
187 Kent Ave garage	Entrance at 50 N 3rd St	From $250	Covered self-park
Public Parking, 50 N 5th St	Entrance at 27 N 4th St	From $250	Covered valet
Bedford Avenue Garage (Lot 27)	177 N 11th St	$375	Near McCarren Park
325 Kent Avenue	325 Kent Ave	$385.05	Unlimited access. EV charging available
5 Square Management	321 Wythe Ave	From $399.99	Covered valet
LAZ, 149 Kent Ave	Entrance at 43 N 5th St	From $500	Covered self-park

Prices are listed or posted rates as of October 2026. “From” prices are starting rates, and tax may be added.

What changes the monthly price

• Vehicle size: at 325 Kent Ave, SUVs add $90.60 a month, extra-large vehicles $135.90, and luxury or exotic cars $181.20.
• Add-ons: a reserved space adds $90.60 a month there, and EV charging adds $78.07.
• Valet or self-park: self-park garages suit drivers who come and go often. Valet garages may limit when you can get your car.
• New-customer deals: some garages run limited-time discounts for new monthly parkers, so ask before you sign.

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No city lots: why garages matter in Williamsburg

Williamsburg has no city-run parking lots, so off-street parking here means a private garage. NYC DOT’s Brooklyn lots are all in neighborhoods like Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Brighton Beach, Canarsie, Gowanus, and Sheepshead Bay.

That matters for two reasons. There is no cheap city lot to fall back on, like the $1.50-an-hour lot in Flushing. And city lots don’t allow overnight parking anyway, so for anyone who keeps a car in Williamsburg, the realistic options are the street or a monthly garage spot.

Williamsburg garages, one by one

Many Williamsburg garages sit along Kent Avenue and the Northside blocks between the waterfront and Bedford Avenue. Check each one’s hours and vehicle limits, not just its price.

Street parking in Williamsburg

Street parking in Williamsburg works for short visits, but street cleaning is where most drivers get caught. Read the full sign on every block, including its hours and days.

• Meters: a metered block on Bedford Avenue charges $2 for the first hour and $5 for two, Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., with a 2-hour limit. Each meter shows its own rate.
• Sundays and holidays: meters are not in effect on Sundays or major legal holidays. Other posted rules still apply.
• Daily street cleaning on commercial blocks: some Bedford Avenue blocks have a short no-parking window every morning, such as 7:30 to 8 a.m., Monday to Saturday. Residential blocks usually have longer windows once or twice a week.
• Check today’s status: see whether alternate side parking is in effect today before you leave a car.
• Outdoor dining: some metered spaces on restaurant blocks are taken by dining setups.
• Hydrants: keep 15 feet clear on each side. See our fire hydrant ticket guide.

Overnight parking, EV charging, and tall vehicles

Before leaving a car overnight, check when the garage hands cars back. A garage that closes at midnight keeps your car until morning.

Overnight parking

Garage	Overnight rule
Public Parking, 50 N 5th St	Overnight parking available
GM Park Group lot, 53 Broadway	Overnight parking available
5 Square Management, 321 Wythe Ave	Overnight parking available
325 Kent Avenue	24-hour rate $27.18. Monthly plans include unlimited access
City Parking, 25 Kent Ave	Only if you drop off and pick up between 6 a.m. and midnight (7 a.m. on weekends)
City Parking, 82 N 13th St	Open 6 a.m. to midnight on weekdays, 7 a.m. to midnight on weekends

Street parking overnight is allowed where the signs permit, but street cleaning can start early in the morning. Check the sign before you leave the car.

EV charging

• 325 Kent Avenue: charging costs $8.27 per use for daily parkers, or $78.07 a month added to a monthly plan.
• City Parking, 82 N 13th St: lists EV charging. Ask about charger access when you book.

Tall and oversized vehicles

City Parking at 82 N 13th St has no height limit, which suits vans and tall SUVs. At 325 Kent Avenue, oversized vehicles and SUVs add $9.06 a day, and extra-large vehicles $13.59. Mention your vehicle when you ask for a quote.

Commuting to Manhattan: park in Williamsburg and ride in

Driving over the Williamsburg Bridge drops you on the Lower East Side, inside the congestion zone, so a weekday commute costs $9 in tolls before you pay to park. Parking in Williamsburg and taking the subway skips the toll.

Monthly cost, about 21 workdays	Drive into Manhattan	Park in Williamsburg, take the subway
Congestion toll (E-ZPass, peak hours)	About $189 ($9 a day)	$0
Subway fare	$0	About $126 ($3 each way)
Parking	Your Manhattan garage’s monthly rate	From $199 in a Williamsburg garage

The toll applies when you enter Manhattan south of 60th Street. Peak hours are 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends, with a $2.25 overnight rate. The MTA plans to raise the peak toll to $12 in 2028.

Williamsburg is one stop from Manhattan on two lines. The L runs from Bedford Avenue to 1st Avenue, and the J, M, and Z run from Marcy Avenue to Delancey and Essex Streets.

Where to park by destination

The hardest places to find street parking are Bedford Avenue, the Wythe Avenue waterfront, McCarren Park, and the bridge approaches on Metropolitan and Grand. A garage near your stop saves the circling.

Heading to	Best parking	Why
Music Hall of Williamsburg	iPark, 34 N 7th St, or Public Parking, 50 N 5th St	Closest garage, and an overnight option for late shows
Brooklyn Bowl	City Parking, 25 Kent Ave	A short walk away. Overnight pickups end at midnight
Domino Park	325 Kent Avenue	On the waterfront beside the park
Marsha P. Johnson State Park	187 Kent Ave garage or LAZ, 149 Kent Ave	A short walk along Kent Avenue
Bedford Avenue shops	Public Parking, 50 N 5th St	A short walk from Bedford Avenue
McCarren Park	Bedford Avenue Garage, 177 N 11th St	A short walk from the park
Williamsburg Music Center	GM Park Group lot, 53 Broadway, or 5 Square Management, 321 Wythe Ave	Both allow overnight parking

Parking elsewhere? See our guides to parking in Downtown Brooklyn, Long Island City and Flushing, or where to park in NYC by neighborhood.

How finding monthly parking with us works

You tell us what you need once, and a parking partner comes back to you with options. It’s free to ask, and you’re never obligated to sign up.

1. Contact us by phone at (929) 619-9960 or email at [email protected].
2. Share the details: your vehicle, start date, access hours, nearest cross street, and budget.
3. We pass your request to a parking operator serving Williamsburg.
4. The operator contacts you with availability, the monthly rate, and any current special.
5. You decide. If a spot works for you, you arrange it directly with the operator.

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Why drivers use NYC Parkings

We make Williamsburg parking easier to compare, using official and operator sources instead of guesswork.

• Industry knowledge: NYC Parkings is run by a small team that works in the New York City parking industry.
• Checked sources: meter rules and tolls come from NYC DOT and the MTA. Garage details come from operator pages and booking sites, with the date we checked them.
• Free to use: reading the guide and asking for monthly options cost nothing.
• Clear about how we work: we’re not a city agency. We pass monthly requests to parking operators, at no cost to you.

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