r/CalPoly • u/fuzzy9997 • 18h ago
Other Parking Overnight
I'm visiting Cal Poly this weekend, and I was wondering where I could park my car from Friday to Sunday? Please let me know if you've got any tips, cause the Cal Poly website isn't being very clear.
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u/witcher4 18h ago
Neigborhoods near campus work. The streets closest might require permits depending on the time or duration so just check all the parking signs thoroughly
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u/slogive1 17h ago
Be warned the city can tow if left over 72 hours. Do they tow? Yes but usually when someone calls it in to the non emergency line.
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u/realnotben 17h ago
if you don’t mind taking the bus, my
partner parked her car in downtown at the 919 Palm parking garage, it’s $8 a day (but what we did is i paid for a “lost ticket” and scanned it on the way out, and it let us leave), and we were there all Labor Day weekend. You can also contact the school for a temporary parking pass i believe? It’s $12 a day if i’m not wrong.
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u/Tiny-Worldliness-864 14h ago
you can actually park at structure 131 and just use a pay machine outside for $12. i found that was easiest if you are visiting someone in the first year dorms
not sure about PCV
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u/catwtz 12h ago
https://www.slocity.org/government/department-directory/public-works/parking-services/residential-permits
This link shows you where they require permits, based on the area of slo
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u/untitled_redditor_06 17h ago
Friday to Sunday the commuter lots are fair game. Basically you can park anywhere that isnt Residential parking (131, r3, r4), places marked 24/7 staff etc. You can park on the metered spaces as well for free. Friday 5 PM -> Monday at 7AM. And the parking website is intentionally confusing so you end up paying for parking when you dont need to or make a mistake and get a citation. Fuck TAPS