Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Metairie, LA

Use the interstates and major highways below to reach Metairie, Louisiana without guessing your turn.

• From the north, run I-55 south, then merge onto I-10 East at exit 210 toward New Orleans.
• From the east or west, I-10 is the main line through Metairie, so the trip stays simple from Baton Rouge or Slidell.
• From the south, including Grand Isle and other coastal points, take LA-1 North to US-90 West, follow it to I-310 North, then use exit 1 onto I-10 East toward New Orleans/Metairie.
• To leave Metairie and head north, take I-10 West and use exit 223B-A for I-55 North toward Hammond.
• To head east or west out of town, stay on I-10 in the direction you need.
• If you are bobtailing or hauling an oversized load, map your tractor-trailer parking before you roll in. Tight HOS, a late arrival, or a long search for semi truck parking can make the right exit matter. Keep your route pinned before you enter Metairie so you are not scrambling once you are inside the city. That is the difference between a clean arrival and circling with hours left to burn.

Driving the Metairie, LA metro area takes a little planning:

• I-10 is your main east-west route through Metairie. It links straight to New Orleans, and traffic can run heavy, especially during rush hours, so watch your ELD and HOS before you commit to a lane.
• If you want to skirt downtown congestion, use I-610. It runs parallel to I-10 and gives you a cleaner bypass when the main line slows down.
• For north-south travel, take Causeway Boulevard. It has plenty of lanes and carries you over Lake Pontchartrain on the Causeway Bridge, the world's longest continuous bridge over water.
• Veterans Memorial Boulevard is another key road in Metairie. Businesses and shopping centers line it, so expect stop-and-go traffic and give yourself room to move.

Plan your parking before your hours get tight. The marketplace offers tractor-trailer parking and semi truck parking for any rig in and around town, including oversized loads. You can book hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly slots, which helps you match the stop to your schedule and avoid parking in a bad spot when the clock is running down.

Here's what you need to know about the weather in Metairie, LA:

• Spring (March to May): This is a relatively comfortable season temperature-wise, with high temperatures ranging from 70°F to 85°F. However, spring is also the wettest season in Metairie, so be prepared for rainy conditions on the roads.
• Summer (June to August): Summers are hot and muggy, with temperatures often reaching over 90°F. There's still a fair amount of rain during this season, and it's also hurricane season. 
• Fall (September to November): The heat starts to cool off in fall, with temperatures ranging from 85°F down to around 65°F by November. Rainfall lessens during these months, but keep an eye out for late-season hurricanes.
• Winter (December to February): Winters are short and mild in Metairie. Expect cooler temperatures that can dip as low as 45°F at night but usually hover around 60-65°F during the day. Rainfall is relatively low during this time but still present.

We've got parking spots available for all types of trucks and trailers—even oversized loads—so you can rest easy knowing you've got a safe place to park no matter what Mother Nature throws your way.