Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Delta, OH

Navigating the highway system in and around Delta, Ohio can be a breeze if you know your way around:

• If you're heading in from the east or west, your best bet is U.S. Route 20A. It cuts right through Delta, making it easy for you to find a good spot to park your rig.
• Coming from the north? Take I-475 South until it merges with U.S. Route 23 South. From there, hop onto State Route 120 West which will lead you straight into town.
• If you're approaching from the south, take U.S. Route 24 West and then turn onto State Route 109 North. This will get you into Delta without any fuss.
• For those of you hauling oversized loads or pulling a kingpin trailer, don't worry! These routes are all truck-friendly and can accommodate even the biggest rigs.

And remember, whether you're bobtailing or pulling a full load, planning ahead is crucial. Use our marketplace to book your parking spot in advance so that when you arrive in Delta, all you need to worry about is getting some well-deserved rest.

Use these routes to move through Delta, OH in Fulton County without wasting hours on side streets:

• Highway 20A, also called Airport Highway, is the main east-west route through town. If you are crossing the area, this is the road to watch first for easy access.
• State Route 109, or Delta Road, handles north-south traffic and meets 20A in Delta. Plan that turn carefully if you are pulling a long trailer, especially near the crossing.
• If you are hauling an oversized load or running bobtail, check local road restrictions before you roll. Some roads may not fit your setup.

When parking is next, the platform lists trailer-only parking and truck and trailer parking spots, including tractor-trailer parking, that can be booked hourly or daily. You can also look for reserved truck parking and spots for oversized loads. Real-time availability helps you line up a place before HOS gets tight and you are hunting after dark. Plan ahead if your clock is short.

For tractor-trailer parking in Delta, OH, plan around the season and the road conditions that come with it. The weather can shift fast enough to change your day, your HOS clock, and the way you park.

• Spring (March to May): Spring is short here, with temperatures from 50°F to 70°F. Rain is common, so expect slick pavement and longer stops when you need to slow down.
• Summer (June to August): Summer can run hot and humid, with temperatures often reaching the mid-80s. Keep water close and give yourself time to cool down before you climb back in.
• Fall (September to November): Fall cools from the high 70s to the low 40s as winter gets closer. Wet leaves can make roads slippery, so ease into turns and back in with care.
• Winter (December to February): Winter can be harsh, with temperatures often below freezing. Snow is common and roads can be icy, so check your antifreeze, keep winter tires or chains ready if needed, watch road closure updates, and have a plan B parking spot.

If weather starts eating up your hours, reserved truck parking can help you stop with less stress. You can book parking in just a few minutes and avoid hunting after dark.