A board neighbours keep: tap a downtown lot to say whether it has spaces, is filling up, or is full — and see what people have reported in the last few hours.
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About 600 spaces, and on a good Saturday around ten thousand people downtown. Nothing publishes whether a lot is full — the only people who know are the ones who just drove past it.
So this is a board neighbours keep. If you're signed in, tap a lot and say what you found: spaces, filling up, or full. It shows what several people have reported in the last few hours, and reports drop off on their own, so nobody has to clear it.
Tap a car park to say how it is right now.
The free one, at Trolley Stop #73. Usually the first to go on a busy weekend.
No reports yet
At the north end of Main Street. Pay by app — the zone number is on the sign.
No reports yet
The metered spaces through the historic core, below Basin Spring Park.
No reports yet
$5 all-day on W. Van Buren, then the Red Route trolley in.
No reports yet
$5 all-day at the top of Planer Hill, then the trolley down.
No reports yet
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How this works
This is neighbours reporting, not the city, and not a live count of spaces. A lot that read 'spaces' twenty minutes ago may be full by the time you get there, especially on a festival weekend. If nobody has reported recently, the honest answer is that we don't know — take the park-and-ride and the trolley, which is the reliable answer on a busy day whatever this board says.
Source: Lot names and locations from the Where to Park tool, checked against Travel Eureka Springs and Eureka Springs Transit, checked 25 July 2026 (4 days ago).