Los Angeles State Historic Park Parking & Transit

Lots, prices, transit, and where to actually park.

Los Angeles, California

Quick answer

Los Angeles State Historic Park has paid parking at 1501 N Spring Street, $2 per hour or $8 daily. Free street parking is available nearby; watch for anti-gridlock zones between 4-6pm.

The honest take

Enter the paid lot from the main entrance at 1501 N Spring Street. Free street parking is limited and fills quickly during peak hours. Public transit is a viable alternative, with the Metro Gold Line station adjacent to the park.

Lots and prices

Main Parking Lot

1501 N Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

$2 per hour or $8 daily

1 min walk

Public transit

The Metro Gold Line's Chinatown Station is adjacent to Los Angeles State Historic Park, providing convenient access.

Drop-off and rideshare

Rideshare drop-off is best at the main entrance off North Spring Street. Designated zones are available near the entrance.

Common questions

(the stuff people ask from the car)

Does Los Angeles State Historic Park have parking?

Yes, Los Angeles State Historic Park offers paid parking at 1501 N Spring Street, with rates of $2 per hour or $8 per day. Free street parking is also available nearby, but be mindful of anti-gridlock zones between 4-6pm.

Is there public transportation to Los Angeles State Historic Park?

Yes, the Metro Gold Line's Chinatown Station is adjacent to Los Angeles State Historic Park, providing convenient access.

Can I drop off passengers at Los Angeles State Historic Park?

Yes, rideshare drop-off is best at the main entrance off North Spring Street. Designated zones are available near the entrance.