Truck Parking in Goodland, KS

Here's what you need to know about navigating around Goodland, Kansas:

• Goodland, Kansas, is accessible via Interstate 70 (I-70), one of the major east-west highways in the United States. If you're heading from the east, you'll be traveling through cities like Hays and Russell before reaching Goodland. From the west, you'll pass through Burlington and Limon if you're coming from Colorado.
• Exit 17 off I-70 will lead you directly into Goodland. This route is straightforward with clear signage. Make sure your ELD is up-to-date as there are weigh stations along I-70 for random checks.
• For those hauling oversized loads or prefer less congested routes, Kansas Highway 27 (K-27) runs north-south and intersects with I-70 at Goodland. If you're coming from the north, you'll be passing through St. Francis and Bird City; from the south, you'd be traveling through Sharon Springs and Tribune.

We provide a reliable solution for pre-planning parking to maximize your hours on the road without having to creep at low speeds looking for a spot or parking illegally. Our service accommodates all types of trucks and trailers including oversized loads. We offer a range of booking options in hourly, daily, multi-day, and monthly increments.

Navigating the Goodland, KS metro area doesn't have to be a chore if you're familiar with the local highway systems:

• First off, Interstate 70 (I-70) is your main thoroughfare. Cutting across the country from east to west, it runs right through Goodland. Whether you're bobtailing after a drop-off or hauling an oversized load, I-70 is your primary route.
• Now, if your journey takes you north or south, Kansas Highway 27 (K-27) is the highway for you. It intersects I-70 in Goodland and can be a good alternative if you're looking to avoid I-70 traffic.
• Planning ahead is crucial in our line of work. If parking spots are on your mind - and let's face it, when are they not - there are several truck stops off I-70 exits around Goodland. They offer plenty of room for all types of trucks and trailers.

In this trucking life of ours, we spend so much time on the road that it becomes our second home. But that doesn't mean we can't lend each other a helping hand in navigating unfamiliar territories. So here's hoping this guide makes your journey through Goodland a little easier. 

Goodland, Kansas, located in the High Plains, experiences a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons that can affect your trucking schedules and routes:

• Spring (March to May): This period sees mild to warm temperatures during the day but can be chilly at night. Rainfall is moderate but be prepared for severe thunderstorms and occasional tornadoes. 
• Summer (June to August): Summers are hot with temperatures often exceeding 90°F. However, the low humidity keeps the heat bearable. It's the perfect time for truckers to enjoy clear skies but remember to stay hydrated and ensure your truck's cooling system is in top shape.
• Fall (September to November): Fall brings cooler temperatures and less rainfall. It's generally a comfortable season for driving but watch out for early snowfalls towards November end.
• Winter (December to February): Winters can be harsh with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures dropping below 0°F at times. Road conditions can get tricky due to ice, so ensure your rig is winter-ready with good tires and antifreeze. 

No matter what Mother Nature throws at you, you can count on us for parking. We have spots available immediately or you can schedule ahead four hours in advance.