Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Shoreview, MN

• I-35W is your main southbound and northbound access into Shoreview from Minneapolis and the south. It connects with County Road E2 in New Brighton, just southwest of the city, so if you are coming up from the metro, that is a practical entry point. I-694 runs along the north side of Shoreview and works as the beltway for east-west moves across the Twin Cities. From there, you can tie into the roads that feed the city from the north. Highway 10 also gives you a useful route into Shoreview from the northwest and southeast through local streets. Inside the city, County Road D crosses east-west through Shoreview and can be reached via Snelling Avenue, which helps if you are coming from Arden Hills or Roseville. Snelling Avenue (MN Highway 51) runs north-south and meets County Road D in Shoreview. Use these routes to line up 18-wheeler parking, semi truck parking, or reserved truck parking before you roll in. Check traffic and road work before you move, especially if your hours are tight.

For 18-wheeler parking in Shoreview, use the roads below to plan before traffic builds or you run short on hours.

• Hwy 96: This east-west route crosses central Shoreview and gives you direct access to local businesses and industrial areas.
• Lexington Avenue (County Road 51): It runs north-south and meets I-694 and Hwy 96. That gives you a straight shot through the city core to retail centers and service stations.
• Rice Street (County Road 49): Use this north-south road as another way into residential and business areas when Lexington is busy.
• I-35E: Just east of Shoreview, this interstate works if you are headed north toward Duluth or south toward St. Paul. It also helps you skip heavier traffic.
• Hodgson Road (County Road 49): Use it as an alternate to Lexington Avenue or Rice Street if you want less congested access through the north part of town.
• Snail Lake Boulevard: This local road links with Hwy 96 and Lexington Avenue. Use it when you need a more direct turn inside Shoreview and want to stay on familiar roads.

If you need semi truck parking or reserved truck parking, map your route before you leave the interstate. That can help you avoid extra deadhead and keep your day moving.

• Winter (December to February): Shoreview, MN winters are harsh. Snow, ice, and poor visibility can slow you down fast, and temperatures can drop to -10°F. If you're planning 18-wheeler parking, give yourself extra time, keep blankets and an emergency kit in the cab, and use snow tires or chains when conditions call for them.
• Spring (March to May): Spring can swing from sunny to snow showers early in the season. Rain is common as the ice melts, so expect slick pavement and longer braking distances. For semi truck parking, watch low-traction yards and ramps after a wet spell.
• Summer (June to August): Summers are mild, usually around 70°F to 85°F, but thunderstorms can bring heavy rain, high winds, and hail. If you're using reserved truck parking, keep an eye on the sky and plan around delays before the storm hits.
• Fall (September to November): Fall brings cooler air, more precipitation, and slick leaves on the road that can feel like ice. Early snow can show up by late November, so drivers looking for 18-wheeler parking should not wait until the last minute.