Washington Heights Parking

Washington Heights

Bounded by Dyckman Street to the north, 155th Street to the south, and the Harlem and Hudson Rivers to the east and west, the neighborhood of Washington Heights contains the highest natural point in Manhattan. For this reason, it played a crucial role during the American Revolutionary War; Washington Heights in fact derives its name from Fort Washington, the stronghold that Continental Army troops built in the area during their defense of New York.

In the modern day, Washington Heights is primarily a residential neighborhood. Its major attractions include Fort Washington Park, Fort Tyron Park, The Academy of Arts and Letters, The Cloisters , Bennett Park and the Morris-Jumel Mansion.

Parking in New York’s residential zones is a notoriously tricky affair so you may want to try using BestParking when you find yourself having to drive around this part of this city. Our website and mobile apps feature an interactive map that will guide you to the most convenient parking spaces, as well as a unique rate calculator that computes the cheapest rates, taking into account available specials, discount coupons, and rate guarantees. Whether you are looking for a paid facility or just a spot on the street, BestParking is sure to save you a world of trouble.