OAK Airport Parking Map 2026: Every Lot Location & Rate

The OAK airport parking map is a visual guide to the four on-airport lots — Premier, Hourly, Daily, and Economy — plus the free Park & Call area and three off-site lots within 1.7 miles of Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport. On-airport rates run from $18/day (Economy) to $40/day (Premier), per official Port of Oakland published rates. Off-site lots bookable through Triply start as low as $6.95/day — less than half the on-airport price. Knowing which lot is where before you arrive saves time, money, and wrong turns on Airport Drive.

• Four on-airport lots: Economy ($18/day), Daily ($26/day), Hourly ($36/day), and Premier ($40/day) — all rates include the 20% City of Oakland Parking Tax (verified October 2026).
• Three off-site lots: Express Park Fly and Spring Park Airport Parking both at $6.95/day; Airpark Oakland Parking at $12/day.
• Shuttle access: Economy Lot runs a free shuttle every 15–20 minutes from 7 marked stops. Premier, Hourly, and Daily lots are walkable to Terminals 1 and 2.
• Park & Call Lot: Free for up to 30 minutes — use it while waiting for a passenger to land.
• EV charging: Free electricity in all on-airport lots; regular parking rates apply.
• Reservations: Book online at book.iflyoak.com at least 2 hours ahead to guarantee a space.

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What Does the Oakland Airport (OAK) Parking Map Show?

The OAK airport parking map shows the position of every parking facility relative to the two terminals, the terminal loop road, and the main access roads. It lets you plan your route before you leave home so you don't miss your lot entrance on a tight timeline.

The official interactive map is available at maps.iflyoak.com. It labels each lot by name and color, marks the terminal entrances, and shows the shuttle stop positions in the Economy Lot. If you're on a phone with spotty data, screenshot the map at home and save it — no competitor covers this tip, but it's one of the most practical things you can do before a 5 AM departure.

The map also shows secondary features: the Park & Call waiting area, the EV charging sections within each lot, the Rental Car Center on Earhart Road, and the paths connecting the walkable lots to the terminal doors. Understanding the layout takes about two minutes and pays off every time you travel through OAK.

Where Are the OAK Parking Lots Located?

All on-airport lots sit along Airport Drive, which loops around the terminal complex off Hegenberger Road (exit from Interstate 880, the Nimitz Freeway). Here is how the lots stack up from closest to farthest from the terminal doors, based on official airport layout data.

The three off-site lots sit between 1.3 and 1.7 miles from the airport along 98th Avenue and Hegenberger Road — both roads connect directly to the Hegenberger Road exit off I-880. For a full breakdown of the off-site options, see the Oakland airport off-site parking guide, which covers shuttle details, vehicle size policies, and ADA access for each lot.

Compare all OAK parking lots from $6.95/day on Triply — reserve your Economy or off-site spot before you go.

How Much Does Oakland Airport Parking Cost in Each Lot?

OAK parking rates are set by the Port of Oakland and include the 20% City of Oakland Parking Tax. Every lot has a per-30-minute rate that caps at a daily maximum once you hit two hours of parking.

• Economy Lot: $3 per 30 minutes, max $18/day — best value for trips of 2+ days
• Daily Lot: $4 per 30 minutes, max $26/day — walkable, mid-range price
• Hourly Lot: $4 per 30 minutes, max $36/day — designed for short visits
• Premier Lot: $5 per 30 minutes, max $40/day — closest walk, premium price
• Park & Call: Free for the first 30 minutes — strictly for pickups

Off-site lots booked through Triply undercut every on-airport option. Express Park Fly and Spring Park Airport Parking both come in at $6.95/day — that's 61% less than the Economy Lot rate, based on current Triply rates. Airpark Oakland Parking at $12/day is still 33% cheaper than on-airport Economy.

For a full cost-per-day and cost-per-week breakdown across every lot, the OAK parking rates guide runs the real numbers so you can see exactly what a 3-day or 7-day trip costs in each option.

How Do I Get to Each OAK Parking Lot from Highway 880?

Every OAK parking lot is reachable from the same starting point: the Hegenberger Road exit off Interstate 880 (Nimitz Freeway). From there, your next turn depends on which lot you're targeting.

1. Premier, Hourly, Daily, Economy (on-airport): Take Hegenberger Road west toward the airport. Follow signs onto Airport Drive. The lots appear in order — Premier first, then Hourly, Daily, and Economy farthest out. Stay in the right lane for trucks and SUVs (taller barcode scanners are on the right).
2. Express Park Fly (195 98th Ave): From Hegenberger, turn onto 98th Avenue. The lot is at number 195 on the right. Check in with on-site staff and show your reservation on arrival.
3. Airpark Oakland Parking (111 98th Ave): Same turn onto 98th Avenue, continue to number 111. The shuttle departs every 10 minutes from the 4th curb (Section 4F) at the airport.
4. Spring Park Airport Parking (250 Hegenberger Rd): Stay on Hegenberger Road — the lot is at 250 Hegenberger. An attendant will direct you to a space on arrival.

Before you leave home, check real-time traffic on Waze for the Hegenberger Road corridor. Morning rush on I-880 can add significant time to your drive, especially from Oakland and San Leandro neighborhoods south of the airport.

Which OAK Parking Lot Is Closest to My Terminal?

The Premier Lot is the closest on-airport option — it sits directly in front of both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The Hourly and Daily Lots are also walkable, with a short walk along covered paths.

Here's how parking location aligns with terminal access, based on the official airport layout:

• Terminal 1 (Alaska Airlines, Delta Connection, Frontier, Hawaiian, Volaris, Advanced Air, some Southwest flights): Premier, Hourly, and Daily Lots all provide walkable access.
• Terminal 2 (Southwest Airlines): Same walkable lots serve Terminal 2 via Airport Drive pathways.
• Economy Lot: Shuttle drops at both terminals — allow extra time, especially during busy periods.
• Off-site lots: All three provide shuttle service to the terminal curbside. Airpark's shuttle runs every 10 minutes; Express Park Fly and Spring Park run on demand (call after you collect your bags).

ADA spaces are available in all lots along protected walkways, per official airport data. In the Hourly Lot, placard holders without a reservation pay the Daily rate through the cashier lane. Economy and Premier Lots charge standard rates for accessible spaces.

If you want help deciding between terminals and airlines at OAK before you book parking, the OAK airport terminal guide covers which airlines fly from each terminal and what to expect at security.

How Does the Economy Lot Shuttle Work and Where Are the Stops?

The Economy Lot free shuttle runs every 15–20 minutes during normal hours, picking up from 7 marked stops spread across the lot. During late-night hours, the shuttle switches to on-demand service — call 510-563-3890 to request a pickup. The airport's signage at each shelter specifies the exact on-demand window, which may vary, so check the sign at your stop.

Here's what to expect when using the Economy Lot shuttle:

1. Park your car and note your row and section — the lot is large and sections look similar.
2. Walk to the nearest marked shelter. All 7 stops are signed.
3. During standard hours, the shuttle arrives within 15–20 minutes. During late night, call 510-563-3890.
4. The shuttle drops you at the terminal curbside for Terminals 1 and 2.
5. On return, pick up the shuttle at the same terminal curb area and ride back to the Economy Lot.

Build at least 30 minutes of buffer into your pre-flight timeline when using the Economy Lot — 15–20 minutes for the shuttle plus time to reach the stop and clear security. Speaking of security, reviewing TSA security screening guidelines before you travel helps you move through the checkpoint faster and avoid delays that eat into your shuttle buffer time.

For longer trips where the Economy Lot's $18/day price still feels high, compare it against the off-site lots. A 7-night stay in the Economy Lot runs $126 total. The same trip at Express Park Fly or Spring Park Airport Parking costs $48.65 — a saving of over $77, based on current rates. The OAK long-term parking guide shows the full week-by-week math.

Is There EV Charging at Oakland Airport and Where Is It on the Map?

Yes — Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport offers free EV charging in all on-airport lots. You pay the standard parking rate for the lot; the electricity itself is free, per official airport data.

EV charging stations are distributed across the lots. The airport does not publish the total number of chargers per lot on its main parking page, so availability can vary during peak travel periods. Here's what to know:

• Charging stations are present in the Premier, Hourly, Daily, and Economy Lots.
• Electricity is free — your only cost is the normal daily parking rate for whichever lot you choose.
• If you plan to charge, arrive with extra time to find an open station, especially on weekends and holidays.
• Check the current map at iflyoak.com/park/book-parking for the most up-to-date charger locations before your trip.

EV drivers who use the Economy Lot get the best combination: the lowest daily rate ($18/day) plus free charging. That said, the Economy Lot's shuttle means extra transit time. If you need a faster walk to your gate, the Daily Lot at $26/day also has charging and puts you a short walk from the terminals.

2026 Construction Update: Will the OAK Parking Map Change?

The Port of Oakland's Terminal Modernization and Development Project calls for a new terminal north of Terminal 1, modernized existing terminals, expanded international arrivals, and roadway and parking changes. The Final Environmental Impact Report was released on October 17, 2024.

As of October 16, 2026, no construction schedule is published on iflyoak.com and no parking facility closures have been identified. The OAK airport parking map and all four on-airport lots are currently operating as normal. That said, the project is large — up to 16 net new gates are planned — and the road and parking layouts will eventually shift.

Check iflyoak.com/business/terminal-modernization before any trip for the latest updates. If a lot closes during active construction, on-demand availability at the off-site lots will be a reliable backup.

Find the Right OAK Parking Spot Before You Go

The OAK airport parking map puts six options within reach of every traveler — from the $6.95/day off-site lots on 98th Avenue to the Premier Lot steps from the terminal doors. Knowing the layout means you won't circle Airport Drive looking for your entrance or discover on arrival that you needed to reserve a spot two hours in advance.

The fastest way to lock in the right spot is to compare rates in one place. Search OAK airport parking on Triply — see all lots from $6.95/day and reserve in minutes. Rates include the 20% Oakland Parking Tax with no surprise fees at the gate.