Commercial truck parking space for rent: how to find and book one

You can rent commercial truck parking space from private lots by the day, the week, or the month. Most of these lots belong to warehouses, storage facilities, and industrial yards that list space they are not using. On Truck Parking Club, 6,935 of 7,631 active locations offer monthly rentals, and the median listed monthly rate for a truck and trailer is about $195. This guide covers where to rent a space, what it costs, what to check before you pay, and how to book one.

Where to rent commercial truck parking space

Private truck parking lots

This is the most common option for owner-operators and small fleets. Property Members list space on their land, set their own rules and rates, and you reserve the dates you need. You know before you pull in whether your rig fits and when you can get in and out.

Your carrier’s terminal or yard

If you are leased on, ask your carrier first. A company yard near home is often the cheapest place to leave a truck. Space is usually limited, and it may not be open to drivers on their own authority.

Truck stops

Truck stops are built for the overnight stop, not the long-term rental. Most spaces are first come, first served, and many lots limit how long you can stay. Use them on the road, not as a home base.

What it costs to rent a semi truck parking space

Each Property Member sets its own rates, so prices vary by market. Across active Truck Parking Club locations, the median listed rates for a truck and trailer are:

• Daily: about $16
• Weekly: about $75
• Monthly: about $195

A tractor alone often costs less. The median listed monthly rate for a truck only is about $175, and about $194 for a trailer only.

Rates also change by state. Here are the six states with the most locations that offer a monthly truck and trailer rate:

For a full breakdown of rates and what drives them, read our guide to how much truck parking costs.

Daily, weekly, or monthly: which rental fits

Start with how many nights a month the truck will sit in the same place.

At the medians above, a monthly space costs about the same as 12 daily bookings. If you park in the same place more than 12 nights a month, a monthly rental usually saves money. If you are home a few nights a month, book by the day.

Most drivers still book by the day. In 2026 so far, Trucker Members made 338,777 daily bookings on Truck Parking Club, compared with 64,835 weekly bookings and 15,821 monthly ones. A monthly space makes sense once your home time settles into a pattern. For more on the tradeoff, see daily vs monthly truck parking.

What to check before you rent

Access hours

Loads run late. Make sure you can get in at 2 a.m. if you need to. Of the 7,631 active locations on Truck Parking Club, 7,422 list 24/7 access. Read the listing anyway, because some lots set limited entry and exit times.

Security

Look for what the lot actually has, not what it promises. On Truck Parking Club, 5,180 active locations list lights, 4,517 list cameras, 3,148 are fenced, and 1,908 list security at the gate. Pick the level that matches what you leave behind. A loaded trailer needs more than an empty tractor.

Surface

Surfaces vary from lot to lot. Gravel and millings are common, and so are asphalt and concrete. On Truck Parking Club, 4,284 active locations list gravel or millings and 2,822 list asphalt or concrete. Ask about drainage if you plan to leave a trailer for weeks.

Assigned space or open parking

If you want the same space every time, look for monthly assigned spaces. On Truck Parking Club, 4,726 active locations list them.

What you can park

Check whether the rate covers a truck only, a trailer only, or a truck and trailer. Some lots price each one differently. If you haul hazmat or run oversized, confirm the lot allows it before you book.

Rules on site

Ask about sleeping in the cab, idling, reefer use, and repairs. Many lots allow light work but no fluids on the ground.

Terms and insurance

Find out whether the rental is month to month, how much notice you need to give, and what happens if you overstay. Check your own insurance, too. The lot’s coverage usually does not cover your truck.

How to rent a space on Truck Parking Club

1. Search where you need the space. Use your home address, your terminal, or the lane you run most.
2. Pick the length of stay. Choose daily, weekly, or monthly. Monthly bookings renew until you cancel.
3. Filter for what matters. Look at access hours, security, and what the lot allows.
4. Choose your vehicle type. If the lot prices a truck alone separately, pick it and you will often pay less.
5. Book and pull in. Your space is held for the dates you reserved.

Big metros fill fastest, so book early. If you run in and out of Las Vegas, start with our Las Vegas truck parking page and filter by the dates you need.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a semi truck parking space?

On Truck Parking Club, the median listed rate for a truck and trailer is about $16 a day, $75 a week, or $195 a month. Rates vary by market.

Can I rent truck parking by the month?

Yes. Of the 7,631 active locations on Truck Parking Club, 6,935 offer monthly rentals.

Is it cheaper to rent monthly or daily?

At current median rates, a monthly space costs about the same as 12 daily bookings. If you park in the same place more often than that, monthly usually costs less.

Can I park just my tractor or just my trailer?

Often, yes. Many lots price a truck only, a trailer only, and a truck and trailer separately. Check the listing before you book.

Rent truck parking space on Truck Parking Club

Stop circling lots and making calls. Find a space near home or near your lanes, pick daily, weekly, or monthly, and book it in a few minutes. Download the Truck Parking Club app or visit truckparkingclub.com to rent a space today.

Have land that fits trucks? List your space on Truck Parking Club and become a Property Member.