Reserve a Parking Spot Nearby
98-10 64th Ave. - Valet Garage
starting at
$ 8.75
123-60 83rd Ave - Valet Garage
starting at
$ 21.15
Parking Rates Near Forest Hills
| Parking Type | SpotHero Average Rental Price |
|---|---|
| Commuter Parking | $25 - $25 |
| Weekend Parking | $22 - $22 |
Parking Near Forest Hills
Forest Hills is a residential neighborhood in New York City, located in central Queens. The neighborhood is surrounded by a number of parks, including Forest Park -- which boasts the Forest Park Golf Course and over 500 acres of hiking trails -- as well as Flushing Meadows Corona Park -- home to the Queens Museum and Queens Zoo. Forest Hills was historically associated with professional tennis, due to the fact that the U.S. Open was hosted in Forest Hills Stadium up until 1978 (the stadium still holds outdoor concerts and stand-up comics during the summer).
When visiting Forest Hills, checking out the variety of shops and restaurants on Austin Street is a must. If you’re looking for New York City mainstays, you can snag a slice from Austin Street Pizza or a bacon, egg, and cheese from Forest Hills Bagels. Beyond NYC classics, Austin Street is home to Japanese food (Tamashii Ramen), Middle Eastern fare (Pahal Zan and Deasura), Latin American cuisine (Cabana Restaurant & Bar, Matiz Latin Cuisine), and more.
Use SpotHero to reserve your parking spot prior to your trip to Forest Hills so you don’t have to worry about finding parking once you make it to your destination. This will leave you all the more time to enjoy the local attractions.
FAQs
What are the parking options in Forest Hills?
Forest Hills offers a variety of parking options, whether you’re looking for a covered garage, uncovered lot, self-parking, or valet service. You can also find both metered and free street parking when spots are open.
Is there public transit in Forest Hills?
If you’re looking to experience some New York history, Forest Hills is home to one of the oldest operating passenger railway stations in the city -- the aptly named Forest Hills Station. Built in 1906, it predates the expansion of the subway system into the area (and is now fully integrated into the subway system).