SmartPark is Portland’s most affordable and conveniently located parking. Shoppers, business clients and visitors enjoy downtown City-owned SmartPark public facilities with nearly 4,000 public spaces. SmartPark garages offer the lowest short-term hourly rates and are close to your favorite restaurant, retailer and cultural venue. Our mission is to support the economic viability of the Central City by providing an affordable system of parking garages which primarily meets the short-term needs of shoppers, visitors and business clients and by investing in other Central City transportation improvements.
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Naito & Davis - Open 24/7 - 33 NW Davis St
Nearby Public Venues
Lan Su Chinese Gardens, Chinatown Museum, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Eastbank Esplanade Waterfront Park Loop Hike, Portland Saturday Market, Portland Old Town/Chinatown/Japantown
Short-term Visitor Rates
| 1st Hour | 2nd Hour | 3rd Hour | 4th Hour | All day (over 4 hours) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $2.00/hr | $12 |
Day rates begin at 5 a.m.
Other rates
| Sun - Thurs evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Fri - Sat evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Sat - Sun daily maximum (day begins at 5am) |
|---|---|---|
| $5 all night | $5 all night | $5 all day |
Garage Amenities
Entrance Clearance 6'9", Bike parking, ADA Parking, EV charging stations, Carshare parking. This location also functions as a mobility hub, with easy access to the Blue and Red MAX lines, Portland Waterfront and Portland Downtown Heliport.
Monthly Parking
SmartPark sells a limited number of monthly parking passes at the Naito & Davis garage. Contact SP+ at (503) 790-9302 ext. 154 or SmartParkMonthly@spplus.com for availability and details.
General Access - $225
Swing Shift - $113
Swing-shift hours are from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Reduced Rate Swing Shift - $35
A Reduced Rate Swing-Shift option is available for employees working swing-shift or evening shift schedules in downtown Portland. If you earn up to $38,000 annually you may qualify for the special rate. Learn More or Apply Here.
Carpool - $169
Portland also offers an on-street carpool program. Visit the carpool page to learn more.
Motorcycle - $75
Construction/Modernization
No construction projects at this time.
Portland Downtown Heliport
The City of Portland owns and operates the public-use Heliport for the benefit of all helicopter pilots and users. The Heliport has one landing pad and four parking pads. It offers convenient access to downtown Portland 24 hours a day. The Heliport is part of a multi-modal mobility hub offering access to light rail, bus, water transportation, parking, and bike share. Learn more on the Heliport webpage.
10th & Yamhill - Open 24/7 - 730 SW 10th Ave
Nearby Public Venues
Multnomah County Library, Pioneer Courthouse Square, Downtown Retail Core (West End), Director Park, Providence Park, Portland Pearl District
Short-term Visitor Rates
| 1st Hour | 2nd Hour | 3rd Hour | 4th Hour | All day (over 4 hours) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $2.00/hr | $14 |
Day rates begin at 5 a.m.
Other rates
| Sun - Thurs evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Fri - Sat evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Sat - Sun daily maximum (day begins at 5am) |
|---|---|---|
| $5 all night | $5 all night | $5 all day |
Garage Amenities
Entrance Clearance 6'8",Bicycle Parking Room, Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) parking, ADA Parking, EV charging stations (seven charging stations on Level 2), Carshare parking. This location also functions as a mobility hub, with easy access to the Blue and Red MAX lines, and the Portland Streetcar.
Monthly Parking
SmartPark sells a limited number of monthly parking passes at the 10th & Yamhill garage. Contact SP+ at (503) 790-9302 ext. 154 or SmartParkMonthly@spplus.com for availability and details.
Swing Shift - $141
Swing-shift hours are from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Reduced Rate Swing Shift - $35
A Reduced Rate Swing-Shift option is available for employees working swing-shift or evening shift schedules in downtown Portland. If you earn up to $38,000 annually you may qualify for the special rate. Learn More or Apply Here.
Carpool - $193
Portland also offers an on-street carpool program. Visit the carpool page to learn more.
Motorcycle - $75
Construction/Modernization
No construction projects at this time.
4th & Yamhill - Open 24/7 - 818 SW 4th Ave
Nearby Public Venues
Pioneer Courthouse Square, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Downtown Retail Core, Eastbank Esplanade Waterfront Park Loop Hike, Government District (City Hall, Portland Building, Justice Center, Federal Building, Courthouses), Lownsdale Square, Chapman Square, Terry Shrunk Plaza
Short-term Visitor Rates
| 1st Hour | 2nd Hour | 3rd Hour | 4th Hour | All day (over 4 hours) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $2.00/hr | $14 |
Day rates begin at 5 a.m.
Other rates
| Sun - Thurs evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Fri - Sat evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Sat - Sun daily maximum (day begins at 5am) |
|---|---|---|
| $5 all night | $5 all night | $5 all day |
Garage Amenities
Entrance Clearance 6'9', Bike parking, ADA parking, EV charging stations (three charging stations on Level 8), Carshare parking. This location also functions as a mobility hub, with easy access to the Blue and Red MAX lines, as well as many bus routes.
Monthly Parking
SmartPark sells a limited number of monthly parking passes at the 4th & Yamhill garage. Contact SP+ at (503) 790-9302 ext. 154 or SmartParkMonthly@spplus.com for availability and details.
Swing Shift - $142
Swing-shift hours are from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Reduced Rate Swing Shift - $35
A Reduced Rate Swing-Shift option is available for employees working swing-shift or evening shift schedules in downtown Portland. If you earn up to $38,000 annually you may qualify for the special rate. Learn More or Apply Here.
Carpool - $191
Portland also offers an on-street carpool program. Visit the carpool page to learn more.
Motorcycle - $75
Construction/Modernization
Elevator modernization begins July 19, 2022, beginning with elevator #3, located on SW 3rd Avenue. Completion will take 10-12 weeks. Only one elevator will be down for modernization at a time.
1st & Jefferson - Open 24/7 - 123 SW Jefferson St
Nearby Public Venues
Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Eastbank Esplanade Waterfront Park Loop Hike, Government District (City Hall, Portland Building, Justice Center, Federal Building, Courthouses), Lownsdale Square, Chapman Square
Short-term Visitor Rates
| 1st Hour | 2nd Hour | 3rd Hour | 4th Hour | All day (over 4 hours) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $1.80/hr | $2.00/hr | $16 |
Day rates begin at 5 a.m.
Other rates
| Sun - Thurs evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Fri - Sat evening maximum (arrive after 5pm - out by 5am) | Sat - Sun daily maximum (day begins at 5am) |
|---|---|---|
| $5 all night | $5 all night | $5 all day |
Garage Amenities
Entrance Clearance 7'0", Bike parking, ADA Parking, Carshare parking.
Monthly Parking
SmartPark sells a limited number of monthly parking passes at the 1st & Jefferson garage. Contact SP+ at (503) 790-9302 ext. 154 or SmartParkMonthly@spplus.com for availability and details.
General Access - $255
Swing Shift - $128
Swing-shift hours are from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Reduced Rate Swing Shift - $35
A Reduced Rate Swing-Shift option is available for employees working swing-shift or evening shift schedules in downtown Portland. If you earn up to $38,000 annually you may qualify for the special rate. Learn More or Apply Here.
Carpool - $192
Portland also offers an on-street carpool program. Visit the carpool page to learn more.
Motorcycle - $75
Construction/Modernization
No construction projects at this time.
Paying for Parking at SmartPark Garages
The SmartPark Access and Revenue Control system (PARCS) includes pay-on-foot paystations and paper parking tickets. The garages have automated entrances and exits.
- Garage Entry: to activate the entry gate, take a parking ticket from the ticket dispenser
- Payment: pay at one of SmartPark's paystations located on the ground floor elevator lobbies before returning to your vehicle.
- Exit: insert your paid parking ticket into the automated exit machine to activate the exit gate.
- Thank you for parking at SmartPark!
All paystations and exit lanes have push-button intercoms should you need assistance. In addition, each garage has a customer service representative on duty.
Validated Parking at SmartPark Garages
Over 375 businesses in Downtown Portland offer their customers discounted or free parking at SmartPark garages. If you’re headed downtown to visit a participating Portland business, you can save on parking at all of the SmartPark public parking garages. Click here for a list of businesses that validate parking, or look for this sticker!
Merchants interested in participating can fill out this enrollment form, call SP+ at 503-790-9302, or email smartparkvalidations@spplus.com.
3rd & Alder - TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Temporary Closure - August 18, 2023
The SW 3rd and Alder SmartPark garage is temporarily closed effective August 18, 2023. The closure will allow PBOT to improve security and maintenance at the other garages, and make best use of public facilities. Visitors to downtown can park at the nearby SmartPark Garages at 10th and Yamhill (730 SW 10th Ave ) or 4th and Yamhill (818 SW 4th Ave).
You can learn more about the temporary closure here.
O'Bryant Square - PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Due to structural issues, the O’Bryant Square (OBS) Garage is permanently closed and scheduled for demolition in Summer 2023. You can learn more about the garage closure and demolition here.
Contact us
| Contact Type | Contact Details |
|---|---|
| Security | Allied Universal (503) 823-7777 |
| Emergencies | 911 |
| Monthly Permits | SP+ 503-790-9302 ext.154 SmartParkMonthly@spplus.com |
| Payment Questions | SP+ 503-790-9302 ext.154 SmartParkTeam@spplus.com |
| Lost & Found | SP+ 503-260-9184 SmartParkTeam@spplus.com |
| Janitorial Services | SP+ 503-260-9184 SmartParkTeam@spplus.com |
| Comments/Complaints | Portland Bureau of Transportation 503-823-4012 |
| SmartPark Managing Contractor | Sharon Jay Gravelle, Senior Manager 503-790-9302 ext.110 sjaygravelle@spplus.com |
| SmartPark General Manager | Grant Morehead, Interim SmartPark Program Manager 503-865-6682 Grant.Morehead@portlandoregon.gov |
SmartPark Mission and Values
Mission
Our mission is to support the economic viability of the Central City by providing an affordable system of parking garages which primarily meets the short-term needs of shoppers, visitors and business clients and by investing in other Central City transportation improvements.
Values
- High-quality customer service and affordable rates are hallmarks of the City’s SmartPark system. We value all our customers and business partners and will work with them to meet their needs.
- We are a business organization, accountable to lenders, City Council and the community. We are committed to sound financial management and efficient operation.
- We value innovation that will enable us to meet the challenges of the present and future.
- We value our role in providing a transportation system that balances parking, transit, carpooling, cycling and walking to maintain air quality and minimize congestion.
- We recognize our responsibility to design garages which enhance the urban environment.
SmartPark Garage Rules of Conduct
16.20.910 Rules of Conduct.
(Added by Ordinance No. 185351, effective June 22, 2012.) The Bureau of Transportation Business Services Division Manager shall be authorized to develop and enforce Rules of Conduct for City Parking Garages and require all persons to obey the Rules of Conduct. City Parking Garages include any publicly or privately owned real property, and the buildings, structures and facilities thereon, placed under the jurisdiction of the City for parking garage purposes, and includes all land granted to the City for such purposes. Any person who fails to comply with the Rules of Conduct for City Parking Garages or the reasonable direction of the Person in Charge, may be excluded as provided in this Section.
A. Person in Charge is defined in ORS 164.205(5) and includes, but is not limited to, any of the following while acting in the scope of employment, agency or duty:
1. Any peace officer as defined by Oregon law and any reserve officer of the Portland Police Bureau;
2. Any person providing security services in City Parking Garage pursuant to any contract with the City, or with any person, firm or corporation managing City parking garages or City leased properties on the City's behalf; and/or,
3. Any person specifically designated in writing as the Person in Charge by the Commissioner in Charge of the Bureau of Transportation or by the Transportation Business Services Division Manager.
B. City Parking Garage Exclusions. Any Person in Charge may exclude any person who violates any Rule of Conduct while in or upon any City Parking Garage, from all City Parking Garages for a period of 180 days.
1. The notice of exclusion shall be in writing, given to the person excluded and signed by the Person in Charge. It shall specify the dates and places of exclusion. It shall contain a warning of consequences for failure to comply with the notice of exclusion and information concerning the right to appeal the exclusion.
2. A person receiving a notice of exclusion may appeal, in writing, to the Code Hearings Officer in accordance with the provisions of Title 22 of the Code to have the notice of exclusion rescinded. Notwithstanding the provisions of Title 22, the appeal to the Code Hearings Officer shall be filed within 5 days of issuance of the notice of exclusion, unless extended by the Code Hearings Officer for good cause shown. The sworn statement of the Person in Charge who issued the notice of exclusion shall be used as evidence on appeal, unless the appellant requests, in writing, the presence of the Person in Charge at the appeal hearing.
C. City Parking Garages Rules of Conduct
1. No person shall violate federal, state, or city law.
2. No person shall enter or remain for any purpose other than to park or retrieve a motor vehicle or do business with a City parking garage retail tenant.
3. No person shall possess any weapon or any similar instrument that can be used to inflict injury upon a person or damage to property, except to the extent permitted by Oregon law.
4. No person shall use City parking garages for the purpose of housing or camping, including but not limited to, sleeping, bathing, cooking, or use as a restroom.
5. No person shall deface, damage, or destroy City parking garages.
6. Unless authorized by the City of Portland, no person shall post or place on cars any handbills, flyers, or posters of any kind within City parking garages.
7. No person shall engage in sexual conduct as defined by ORS 167.060 (10).
8. Other than at City of Portland authorized events, no person shall possess an open container of alcohol or consume alcoholic beverages.
9. Other than at City of Portland authorized events, no person shall play or use amplified or audio equipment at a level that disturbs others.
10. Other than at City of Portland authorized events, no person shall participate in parties, rave parties, or other similar gatherings.
11. No person shall use City parking garages and/or their structures and fixtures, including but not limited to, walls, railings, banisters, stairs, or ventilation fixtures, in ways they were not intended to be used, including but not limited to, sitting, standing, lying kneeling, skating, or skateboarding.
12. No person shall smoke or carry any lighted smoking instrument while in the elevator or any enclosed portion of City parking garages.
13. No person shall engage in conduct that disrupts or interferes with normal operations of City parking garages, or any tenant of a City parking garage, or that disturbs employees or patrons of City parking garages, including but not limited to, conduct that involves the use of abusive or threatening language or gestures, conduct that creates unreasonable noise, or conduct that consists of loud or boisterous physical behavior.
14. No person shall interfere with free passage of patron or employees of City parking garages, including but not limited to, placing objects such as bicycles, backpacks, carts or other items in a manner that interferes with free passage.
15. No person shall refuse to obey any posted parking signs or any reasonable direction of a Parking Garage Officer.
SmartPark Rate Summary
You can find the current rates in the document below.