8,000+. That’s how many parking spaces downtown Greenville boasts, and consider this your official guide to them all.
Pro tip: Save our map to help find the nearest spots when you’re circling for a spot.
Free Parking
Richardson Street Garage | Free 6 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday
West Washington Street Deck | Free 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday + all day Saturday and Sunday (or $1 per hour from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
911 S. Main St. Lot | Free with a two-hour limit
All parking garages | Free for the first hour
Street parking | Free with a two-hour limit (unless a sign says otherwise)
Paid Parking
Downtown Greenville has 14 parking facilities and an interactive map to navigate them all:
- Parking garages are free for the first hour, cost $2 for the second hour, and $1 each hour after that with a daily maximum of $7.
- The West Washington Street Deck and the West End park and ride lot cost $1 per hour up to a maximum of $7.
Each parking garage has an automated pay-in-lane station that accepts credit cards and parking vouchers (offered by select downtown businesses).
Pro tip: Pay with your phone by downloading the ParkMobile app (with options for iPhones, Androids, and a mobile website for users who do not want to download the app).
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
It’s electric. If you’re looking for a place to plug in, the City of Greenville has installed EV chargers with no additional charge to use them:
Riverplace Garage, 300 River St. | Two stations
Poinsett Garage, 25 W. McBee Ave. | Four stations
South Spring Street Garage, 316 S. Spring St. | Three stations
Church Street Garage, 320 N. Church St. | Four stations
North Laurens Street Deck, 210 N. Laurens St. | Two stations
Commons Garage, 60 Beattie Pl. | Three stations
Richardson Street Garage, 66 Richardson St. | Five stations
Broad Street Garage, 135 E. Broad St. | Three stations
ONE City Plaza Garage, 34 Richardson St. | Three stations
River Street Garage, 414 River St. | Three stations
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