Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Macon, GA

Macon, Georgia, the Heart of Georgia, sits on important freight corridors, and you can use that to line up reserved truck parking ahead of time before you roll in. Pick the route that fits your load, your arrival time, and your remaining hours.

• Interstate 75 (I-75): This is your main north-south route through the city, and it keeps your direction clear and easy; go north for Atlanta, or go south for Valdosta and Florida down the line.
• Interstate 16 (I-16): This east-west interstate starts in Macon and runs directly all the way to Savannah, so if your freight is going to the coast, this is the most direct, practical line for an outbound move.
• U.S. Route 80 (US 80): It runs parallel to I-16, farther north, so use it if you want a non-interstate backup alternative when traffic gets heavy around here.
• U.S. Route 23 (US 23) and U.S. Route 129 (US 129): These run together through Macon and give you another north-south routing choice for entering or leaving the city; head up toward Athens or down toward Perry.

If you need big rig parking or tractor-trailer parking, check the marketplace before you roll in with time to spare. Hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly options are available for all types of trucks.

Macon sits at the center of a busy road network in Bibb County, so your route choice matters, and these highways help you move through the city without losing time:

• I-75 runs north to south through Macon, and it is the main line to Atlanta and Florida. Traffic can stack up there, so give yourself room.
• I-16 runs east to west and links Macon with Savannah and the coast. It crosses I-75 in downtown Macon, so watch your lane changes, exits, and merge points.
• U.S. Route 80 runs parallel to I-16 and can work as a backup when interstate traffic slows down.
• U.S. Route 23, also called Georgia State Route 87, runs north to south through Macon and gives you another way around I-75 congestion when traffic backs up.
• Georgia State Route 247 is a useful path for freight moving to or from Robins Air Force Base and the industrial areas south of Macon.

If you are bobtailing or pulling a trailer, keep an eye on turns and merge points, and plan ahead for reserved truck parking, big rig parking, or tractor-trailer parking after dark before your hours run low and the legal spots get tight.

In Macon, GA you'll experience a taste of all four seasons. 

• In spring, temperatures are mild, ranging from 60s to 80s (°F), but watch out for those April showers that can make the roads slick.
• Summer brings hot and humid days with highs often reaching into the 90s. Stay hydrated and remember that your rig's tires can get hot on the asphalt - check your tire pressure regularly to avoid blowouts.
• Autumn is arguably the best season in Macon with comfortable temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. However, fall foliage can lead to wet leaves on the road, which can be as slippery as ice.
• Winter is relatively mild compared to northern states, but don't let that fool you. Temperatures can dip below freezing and occasional snowfall or ice storms do happen. Be prepared for sudden weather changes.

No matter what time of year you're passing through Macon, remember our parking marketplace is here to help you find a safe spot to rest or wait out any bad weather. We accommodate all types of rigs - whether you're bobtailing or hauling an oversized load - and offer flexible booking options from hourly to monthly increments.