Downtown Glens Falls Parking: Your City Guide

Whether you're attending an exciting event, taking a meeting at WorkSmart, spending the afternoon exploring, or just running a quick errand, one question always comes up first: Where should I park?

Glens Falls has a variety of parking options – from free street parking and public lots to a convenient downtown garage. But knowing where to park, when parking is enforced, and what it costs can save you time, frustration, and even a parking ticket.

This detailed parking guide breaks down the options available so you can spend less time circling the block and more time enjoying everything downtown Glens Falls has to offer. 

 

2-Hour Free Street Parking (9 AM – 6 PM)

*Marked in orange on the map*

These are the most common parking spots downtown. You’ll find them lining many major streets. They are:

  • Free for a 2 hour maximum

  • Only enforced between 9 AM and 6 PM, Monday–Saturday

  • No parking limit in the evening or on Sundays

Streets with 2-hour parking:

  • Glen Street (Route 9)

  • Bay Street

  • Ridge Street

  • Warren Street

  • Maple Street

  • Elm Street

  • Pearl Street

  • Several sections of South, Clinton, Exchange, and Hudson Avenues

These spots are ideal for quick visits, errands, or a lunch break downtown. Just keep an eye on the time, as the 2-hour limit is enforced during business hours.

Note: Always check for local signs before parking, as some areas may have additional restrictions.

 

3-Hour Free Public Parking Lots

*Marked with orange boxes labeled “3 hr”*

If you need more time than the 2-hour street limit allows, head to one of the city’s 3-hour public lots. These are also free and don’t require a permit or meter payment.

Locations include:

  • Lot behind Ridge Street (near City Hall)

  • Lot off Elm Street (between South and Exchange)

  • Lot near the Warren Street roundabout

Use these if:

  • You’re visiting City Hall or City Park

  • You’re attending a longer meeting or lunch

  • You need a bit more time to explore downtown without risking a ticket

 

Unrestricted All-Day Parking

*Marked in green on the map*

These areas allow you to park for an unlimited amount of time without a time limit or fee. They are best for:

  • Full-day visits

  • Downtown employees and business owners

  • Events or festivals

Unrestricted parking is located on:

  • Washington Street (east and west of Bay Street)

  • Lawrence Street (between Ridge Street and Pearl Street)

Reminder: These streets are just a short walk from the downtown core.

 

Park Street Parking Garage (Paid Option)

*Marked in blue on the map*

For covered parking or guaranteed availability, the Park Street Garage is your best bet. It’s a large public parking structure located on Park Street near Hudson Avenue.

Garage details:

  • First 2 hours: FREE

  • After 2 hours: $5/hour

  • Daily maximum: $25

Best for:

You’ll find the garage near the Glens Falls Hospital (H symbol).

 

Additional Parking Tips

Most street parking is free after 6 PM and on Sundays.

  • Downtown can fill up quickly during major events – arrive early or go straight to the garage for peace of mind.

  • Always read posted signage for temporary closures or snow regulations in winter months.

And if you do happen to get a ticket, pay it right away to avoid fines.

 

Find Your Spot & Enjoy Downtown

Now that you’ve got the inside scoop on parking in downtown Glens Falls, you can spend less time searching for a spot and more time enjoying your visit – whether you're grabbing coffee, heading to a meeting, or spending the day exploring the city.

Looking for an energizing, modern place to work while you’re downtown? Check out WorkSmart – a coworking space located in the heart of Glens Falls. With private offices, meeting rooms, and daily passes available, it's the perfect spot to establish your business or plug in for a day to get things done. 

Plan ahead, park smart, and book a tour with us to make the most of your time in Glens Falls.

Map of downtown Glens Falls, NY showing public parking availability. Color-coded icons indicate free lots, paid lots, and on-street parking zones. Key landmarks like City Hall, WorkSmart, and major intersections are labeled for orientation.
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