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Stanford Parking-Map TEVIS PL CHANNING AV RD E CREEK DR V E A D N A W GUINDA ST R L L O A N T T E O L B GREENWOOD AV G FLORENCE ST S L A T N ER A UNIVERSITY DR O ROBLE AV L FULTON ST Y S MIDDLEFIELD RD A T O FREMONT ST P FOREST AV C E HAWTHORNE AV S CORINNE LN MELVILLE AV HARKER AV ARBOR RD COLLEGE AV CORNELL RD DOWNING LN ALICE LN HARVARD AV FLORENCE LN O PARTRIDGE AV Downtown HOMER AV PRAD EVERETT AV SANTA CRUZ AV MALLET CT PAULSEN LN Palo Alto GILMAN ST CAMBRIDGE AV PARKINSON AV R KIPLING ST WINDSOR WY D EL CAMINO REAL LYTTON AV YALE RD K MAY BROWN AV E CASTLE WY E C R O HERMOSA WY W PINE ST C ADDISON AV P WILSON ST SAXON WY WERTH AV E BYRON ST WINDSOR DR R PRINCETON RD S HARRIET ST ROSEFIELD WY W UNIVERSITY AV T A ARBOR RD L M Palo Alto WAVERLEY ST LE MIDDLE AV I A TC Transit LINCOLN AV D H Center HOPKINS AV R EL L HAMILTON AV S PEAR LN L SCOTT ST AN MacArthur N M CLAIRE A Park T P KINGSLEY AV EO L M HO D SAND HILL RD Stanford BRYANT ST B R A POLITZER DR A Shopping TASSO ST RT Y H HERMOSA WY W R Center URBAN LN IL S D LV T SAN MATEOOO DR RAMONA ST MELVILLE AV IE D L W L E N DR R H E U QUARRY RD S A EMERSON ST K L Sheraton KELLOGG AV ET SANTA RITA AV H COTTON ST Hotel D 1 2 3 Y 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A R COWPER William R. W B WAVERLEY ST VIA PUEBLO Westin HIGH ST E B Hotel Hewlett Serra SERRA MALL S EMBARCADERO RD T EVERETT Downtown Hoover Pavilion Applied Teaching Grove ER EL CAMINO REAL BRYANT ST Classic Residence Arboretum HOBART ST HIGH ST Palo Alto (see INSET 1 WELLS AVE ORCHARD LN L-1 Childen's HOMERPhysics AV Center Center Sequoia C S A LYTTON AVE RAMONA ST by Hyatt ALMA ST WHITMAN CT O T at upper left) Center for Nanoscale W A PEAR LN Stanford Palo Ginzton Hall Math Margaret A P HERMOSA WY EMERSON ST E Palo Alto Bank of EL CAMINO REALAlto Jordan SEYMOUR LN Shopping PALOU Science and Varian Corner Jacks R Train Station & America Medical Lab Physics (420) McClatchy S Transit Center AVE Center Foundation Engineering (380) (460) T OLIVE ST CLARK WY VIA Physics and (120) Wallenberg ALMAHAMILTON ST AVE Nordstrom ARBORETUM RD PARKING AND CIRCULATION MAP TENNYSON AV MacArthur Crate & Barrel Jen-Hsun Astrophysics Memorial (160) History Park Marguerite Y2E2 EAST-WEST AXIS 100 Shuttle Stop Knowledge SAND HILL RD Court Corner PALO RD FOREST AVE Bike route to ENCINA AVE Huang 370 110 2010-11 Menlo Park Beginnings Andronico's Psychiatry 90 170 N Bike Bridge Child VINEYARD LN Town Moore (200) L DURAND WY Development Engineering 1 MAGNOLIA AV PALM DR and Materials SEALE AV T Center 10 Parking & Transportation Services A N QUARRY RD Country Rsrch. O C UNIVERSITY 770 L-2 80 T CHARLES MARX WY LOMITA360 MALL Parking permit sales, 7:30am - 5pm (M-F) K I N S M 750 Village McCullough L VARIAN WY Main Quad 20 240 PA B Hoover 730 B WAVERLEY ST Angel of Visitor Parking RLAPavilionND DR Stanford 780 700 70 T A LCH RD Stanford Grief Green Skilling Geology Pay meter or time limit, 8am - 4pm (M-F) C G L-1A West WE To US 101 60 N Barn 30 Bing L E Apartments ARBORETUM RD Arboretum EMBARCADEROEarth RDDurand Corner 50 STANFORD AV S L 800 777 MELVILLE AV 250 D HOLLY AV A D MOSHER WY Grove (320) 40 Wing Visitor Parking / Pay Station IN D Godzilla Sciences 310 Memorial O T MI QUARRY RD Palo Alto Pay at machine, 8am - 4pm (M-F) O F 801 ESCONDIDOChurch MALL W R 701 L-3 Mausoleum High School Mitchell Language Pay by credit card (Visa/Mastercard) or cash EVERGREEN ST POPPY AV AN Arboretum 900 OHNS 703 PANAMA MALL C SWAIN WY Stanford Lucile Sleep Corner School BRYANT ST I Children's Center Clinic GALVEZ ST 300 LASUEN MALL S Advanced Packard Center EL CAMINO REAL 550 530 KELLOGG(260) AV of P L-1AMBAR WY Event Parking L PALM DR Medicine Children's Education OAKDELL DR 520 6am - 4pm (M-F) FANITA WY R CLARK WY 1000 Center Hospital Eucalyptus 540 Clock 900 T C D 1120 500 C (Cancer Center) at Stanford S Grove Blake Ticket 560 524 Tower L L-5 1130 L-13 PALM DR Bus Parking C E Wilbur N Booth O R AUGUST CIR 1110 Cactus Mech. CTR CHURCHILL AV E 570 Barnum W D R Clinic Lasuen Stanford 6am - 4pm (M-F) 1150 Eng. P I N S E T 1 1160 Garden U Stanford El Camino D G U S-3 Heliport Grove E R S Daily Center R A A Falk Stadium Grove Res. Lab O A C L 1170 1180 C 610 590 S O E Y Center L Toyon (MERL) Caneld Motorcycle Parking T OAK AV A Old W D B Welch Plaza Parking Stanford Grove Fire E R 1300 Struct. 3 Hospital Court COLERIDGE AV 6am - 4pm (M-F) D G LEMON ST A Truck Union E B Foster Hse. DUENA ST MARIPOSA AV Emergency EST DORIS DR R W Field Clubhouse Bookstore Commuter Parking R D New D 1380 B S-4 Parking BLAKE WILBUR DR L-7 S Stanford CASTILLEJA AV 6am - 4pm (M-F) L D DR PASTEUR DR U Old L-11 Stadium Guinea White D LOWELL AV E Struct. 4 P Tresidder OAK CREEK Health Skybox Post R 1400 Stanford Athletics M Grdn Plaza A Permit U 1450 L-9 A Research Galvez Union Sand Hill Fields C Office A 1510 PASTEUR DR Field Kennedy L Lucas Center Stanford & Policy MADRONO AV R 1540 GALVEZ ST N Maloney Grove Dinkelspiel Law Y 1470 E SAM MACDONALD RD D (MSLS) Clinic S-1 Cantor LS Ticket C Permit O QUARRY EXTENSION A Grant O Field Auditorium Boswell PALM DR N School TENNYSON AV A A Arts R K B D Parking D Oce D K C F A E GH Ctr. for Center Laird Q. ALMA ST 1520 R Struct. 1 LOMITA DR L-95 LANE A F L-97 Braun Music O B Redwood Clinical School of Resident Student Parking I 1560 Health Edwards MUSEUM WY Cagan Masters D Anatomy CAPISTRANO WY ESCOBITA AV E Oak H Sciences Varsity L E SAND HILL RD R AResearch Lane Medicine Stadium Grove Center 24 hours, 7 days K C Research Rodin MASTERS MALL Rogers D IT Creek A & Policy Hagey ROTH WY Lot O L Muwekma- L H Pediatric (CCSR) Alway Sculpture CHURCHILL AVE SEALE AV N Apartments E Med School Regenerative Beckman PORTOLA AVTah-Ruk W Oce Bldg. Li Ka Garden Cobb Bike route to EA Permit SJ Permit O 1618 W Med Center Lorry Mariposa AK 1736 1704E S-5 Shing Fairchild Bing Concert Hall, Stanford Track & PAC 10 E K L-18 SOM Lokey Labs under construction Athletics Angell Bud Klein Steuber Palo Alto/Bryant St. Storey N 1788 Parking Loading Center Center PlazaClubhouse MIRAMONTE AV O L-16 Dock Keck Science Visitor Shop Field Chuck Rugby Serra Churchill Ave. Columbae V L L-20 SIM1 Mudd LASUEN ST Sigma A ES Permit SO Permit L Struct. 5 L-15 James H. ROTH WY Frost Center Taylor Klein Field Stadium Owen RINCONADA AV LN 1700 Chemistry Organic Grove NELSON MALLat Sunken Chi IA 1824 1742 Clark Chemistry Amphitheater Music Doyle FamilyMAYFIELD AVE Mars UO Center Rehearsal Diamond EQDrell SH Permit WE Permit 1766 Stauer I CAMPUS DR EAST Avery CHURCHILL MALLRugby Clubhouse S L-17 Facility Aquatic Paloma Stauer II Arrillaga Taube Boyd & Jill Smith Mirlo HFDIM South I N S E T 2 STOCK Birch Old Family Center Family Stadium Alondra FA Poplar NORTH-SOUTH AXIS 1812 Field RM Cordura N SVC RD Alumni Koret SAM MACDONALDTennis MALL Many lots are signed only at the entrance.SANTA RITA In AV Y Automotive RD Hall Oak Laurel Stauer III Chemistry Plaza L FlorenceStanford BIRCH ST P Conservation Innovation Nora Gates Center Stadium Arrillaga Articial O Children's "shared" lots (e.g., those posted "EA or C" ) you X VINE ST Suppes Acacia Bldg. Littleeld Athletics M Center Auxiliary E 1854 Facility Facility Support Ventura Turf Field Moore N L-21 Cogen Computer Herrin Center Arrillaga Plaza I of the Library Services 228 Hall Hall Gilbert Arrillaga Dan Elliott TStanford may park with either permit designated. O F Environmental ESF Facility Science Biological Labs Knight Center for Family A Hall(SAL) F PARK BLVD G Area Paul G. Practice Fields Community EL CAMINO REAL E Safety Annex Sciences The Oval Sports and Sports Ctr (CCSC) D PARK BLVD R L Stanford Bleeker/ JORDAN WY Allen David Herrin MEMORIAL WY R O E CommunityFacility Pine Packard Recreation L-99 Stanford L L-19 Barnes Labs Hall Jordan Hall Graduate Taube Maples PAMPAS LN Dining, Disability Parking STANFORD AV Farm VIA PUEBLOBuilding William R. AVERY MALL SERRA ST HIGH ST A Quad Elect. SERRA MALL Montag South Hospitality NEVADA AV N Puichon Redwood Hewlett Serra School of Ford Pavilion Parking & 340 D Cedar Eng. Hall & Aux. PARK AVE Barnes Biology Polya Hall Hall Applied Teaching Grove Business Plaza Sand Transportation Acorn Any State issued disability parking permit is valid P Gunn Arrillaga 79 Hall Spruce Physics Center South L-83 82 House LELAND AV A Greenhouses Carnegie A Center Sequoia Volleyball Gymnasium Services 78 WEST Memorial (SIEPR) Ford in any parking space on campus.
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