Redmond Airport Parking

Redmond (RDM) Parking Guide
Looking for a great Redmond Airport parking location? This Roberts Field parking solutions page can assist you.

Roberts Field-Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) is the fourth largest commercial airport in the State of Oregon serving the City of Redmond and all of central Oregon. RDM is served by four carriers (Horizon Air, United Express, Delta Connection and Allegiant Air) providing 48 daily flights to and from several destinations in the western U.S. RDM is also the home of the USDA Forest Service’s regional center which provides fire fighting support and training in the area.

Roberts Field is owned and operated by the City of Redmond. Airport parking is provided on-site at the parking facility near the main terminal building, which is currently being operated by Republic Parking Systems. Customers can choose either long-term or short-term parking in this facility. In addition, RDM passengers can opt to bring their cars to airport hotel parking locations like the Super 8 Redmond Airport just off Hwy 97 which offers great ‘park, sleep, and fly’ deals to RDM travelers.


Below are some tips to help you obtain the best results from your Redmond Airport parking resource page:

Compute for and do a comparison of Roberts Field parking costs. You can quite easily do this by simply entering your vehicle drop-off and pick-up date and time into the blinking parking cost calculator near the top of this page. Once you’ve clicked on the Calculate Rates button, the relevant parking rates will appear instantly right there on the map, next to each parking lot or garage, and on the table below it. Match up and choose the best option.

Pick your Roberts Field parking facility. This is easy after you’ve finished the computation above. Pick the most convenient parking site that works best for you. Just drift the cursor over your chosen parking lot on the map and all the necessary business details - exact address, phone numbers, web site, etc. will appear.

Book your parking spot. After you’ve made your decision, remember to make a reservation for your parking, if it’s available (indicated by the blue parking icons on the map). Well done! You now have a guaranteed Roberts Field parking space.


Redmond Airport Parking Rates
Below are the official parking rates at the Redmond Municipal Airport parking lots and garages:

Short term parking rates
- $1.00 for the first hour
- $2.00 for each additional hour
- $11.00 maximum per day

Long term parking rates
- $1.00 for the first hour
- $2.00 for each additional hour
- $7.00 maximum per day

Handicap parking
At the short term lot. Handicap placard must be shown.
- long term lot rate.

The Redmond Airport parking rates above only cover facilities being run by the airport authority. The Roberts Field parking rate structure may have changed since the publication of this page - please check for the current fees using the rate calculator and parking map on this page or by logging on to the Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) web site at: www.flyrdm.com.


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