Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Orangevale, CA

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Book truck parking in Orangevale, CA

(Roseville, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 1750 PFE Rd)

$20.00

per day

$50.00

per week

$150.00

per month

(Antelope, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 7920 Antelope North Rd)

$6.00

per hour

$25.00

per day

$100.00

per week

$275.00

per month

(North Highlands, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 7024 28th Street)

$20.00

per day

$100.00

per week

$200.00

per month

(Rio Linda, CA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking off 18th St.)

$26.00

per day

$95.00

per week

(Sacramento, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on Mayhew Rd)

$22.00

per day

$131.00

per week

(Sacramento, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 9371 Jackson Rd - USE GPS COORDINATES)

$25.00

per day

$175.00

per week

$300.00

per month

(Sacramento, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 9351 Jackson Rd)

$35.00

per day

$150.00

per week

$300.00

per month

(Sacramento, CA Truck and Trailer Parking on 1023 Howe Avenue)

$22.00

per day

$110.00

per week

$275.00

per month

Book truck parking in Orangevale, CA

Highways to Orangevale, CA from surrounding areas

  • I-80: I-80 is the main interstate into Orangevale. From I-80 East, take the Douglas Blvd exit and follow signs toward Sunrise Blvd, which leads directly into the city.
  • SR 65: If you’re coming from Lincoln or Rocklin, take SR 65 southbound, then move onto I-80 West and use the same Douglas Blvd exit for Orangevale.
  • US 50: From Folsom or other southern points, take US 50 West, exit at Hazel Ave, turn north, and keep going to Greenback Lane. That road runs through Orangevale and gives you a direct line across town.
  • Local roads: Greenback Lane and Madison Avenue are the main local cuts across Orangevale. You can reach them from Hazel Ave off US 50 or Sunrise Blvd off Douglas Blvd, which helps with final turns if you need 18-wheeler parking, semi truck parking, or reserved truck parking and want to stay off tight neighborhood streets. If you are low on HOS, plan your move before you leave the highway, then use these roads to reach your stop. These same roads also give you a clean way back to I-80, US 50, or SR 65 after a stop, so you are not guessing your next turn.

Navigating Orangevale, CA metro highways in the city

  • U.S. Route 50 (US 50): This east-west highway runs just south of I-80 and links Sacramento with South Lake Tahoe. If you are coming from the Sacramento side, use the Hazel Avenue exit northbound, then follow it until it meets Greenback Lane for Orangevale access.
  • State Route 99 (SR 99): SR 99 sits farther west and runs parallel to I-5. Drivers coming up from southern cities like Fresno can use SR 99, then move to I-80 eastbound for Orangevale.
  • Interstate 5 (I-5): I-5 is the main north-south route on the West Coast and ties into I-80 in Sacramento. If you are coming from Redding or Los Angeles, use I-5 to reach I-80 east for Orangevale.
  • If you are planning 18-wheeler parking, semi truck parking, or reserved truck parking in Orangevale, time your move around morning and evening rush hours. Use GPS with live traffic, check road conditions and trucking restrictions, and keep an eye on your HOS so you do not end up hunting for a spot after dark or burning extra deadhead miles. That matters when you need to line up your exit, stay off crowded lanes, and avoid a late arrival that cuts into your driving time.

Considerations to care for your truck in Orangevale, CA seasons and weather

  • Spring (March to May): During these months, Orangevale experiences a gradual warming trend with temperatures ranging from a low of 50°F to highs around 75°F. Spring can bring occasional rain showers, so truck drivers should be prepared for slick roads and varying visibility. 
  • Summer (June to August): Summers are characterized by hot, dry weather, with daytime temperatures frequently climbing above 90°F and occasionally reaching 100°F. The heat can be intense, especially on long hauls. Truckers should prioritize staying hydrated and ensure their vehicle's air conditioning and cooling systems function properly to avoid overheating.
  • Fall (September to November): This season sees a cooling down from the summer heat, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s in early September to the 50s by late November. Rainfall increases slightly, particularly towards the end of the season, which can lead to early morning fog and occasional frost as winter approaches—conditions that require cautious driving and potentially slower speeds.
  • Winter (December to February): Winter months are cooler, with average temperatures ranging between 40°F and 60°F. Rain is more frequent during this season, creating challenging driving conditions due to wet or icy roads. Rare frosty mornings might also occur.

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