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Parking in Hayes Valley, San Francisco

There are 7 parking facilities tracked in the Hayes Valley neighborhood of San Francisco, CA. Below you'll find each lot or garage with structured rates, hours and access category.

What Hayes Valley parking is like

The Hayes Valley area sits within the broader San Francisco driving market, and parking dynamics here generally reflect the neighborhood's mix of residential, commercial and entertainment use. During weekday business hours, expect higher demand around office buildings and lunch-rush commercial blocks; on evenings and weekends, demand often shifts toward bars, restaurants and event venues. If you arrive during a known peak window, plan a backup option two or three blocks beyond your primary destination.

Street parking in Hayes Valley is governed by the same San Francisco citywide framework: metered zones, time-limited free spots, residential permit areas and event-window restrictions. Always check the topmost sign on a post — when restrictions stack, the highest sign generally wins. see Hayes Valley permit zone map.

7 facilities in Hayes Valley

Sutter Place Garage
Open access · multi-level garage · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$10/hr
USA Parking
Public access · underground garage · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$4/hr
BevMo Parking
Public access · multi-level garage · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$10/hr
80 Hemlock Street Parking
Public access · underground garage · 80 Hemlock Street · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$7/hr
SFMTA Bush & Polk Garage
Public access · multi-level garage · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$3/hr
SP+
Public access · multi-level garage · 1340 Bush Street · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$2/hr
Lombard Garage
Public access · multi-level garage · 2055 Lombard Street · Open 24 hours, 7 days
$2/hr

Driver tips for Hayes Valley

If you're new to driving in Hayes Valley, three habits will save you time and money. First, identify one reliable off-street facility from the list above and treat it as your default — that eliminates the circling pattern that drains both your time and your tank. Second, save the parking facility's address as a navigation favorite so you can route directly without re-searching from inside a busy block. Third, read every meter post fully before stepping away from the car — many San Francisco tickets come from drivers who missed a rush-hour tow-away clause stacked above a paid-meter sign.

Frequent visitors should explore monthly contracts at a single garage; the savings versus daily rates often exceed 40% in busy San Francisco neighborhoods. Special-event days (sports, concerts, conventions) routinely surge garage rates by 100–300%, so if your visit overlaps a known event, plan to arrive early or use transit for the last leg. compare event-day parking deals.

Why we cover Hayes Valley: Comprehensive coverage of every neighborhood in our 20 supported cities is the core ParkSpotter promise. If a facility is missing, anyone can add it to OpenStreetMap and it will appear in our next data refresh.