Truck Parking in Chesapeake, VA

Here's your quick guide to the highways leading in and out of Chesapeake, Virginia:

• Start with Interstate 64 (I-64), the main artery that runs east-west through Chesapeake and connects it to other major cities in Virginia. It's your go-to route for reaching Norfolk, Hampton, and Richmond.
• If you're coming from or heading north, Interstate 664 (I-664) is your ticket. It forms part of the Hampton Roads Beltway and crosses the James River via the Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge Tunnel.
• For those approaching from or going south, U.S. Route 17 (US 17) is a solid choice. This highway runs north-south and crosses Chesapeake as part of its journey from Florida to Virginia.
• To reach North Carolina or points west, consider using U.S. Route 13 (US 13), which passes through Chesapeake as Military Highway.
• And don't forget about Virginia State Route 168 (SR 168), also known as Battlefield Boulevard. It's a prime route for reaching North Carolina's Outer Banks.

Remember, planning your routes ahead not only saves time but also helps you avoid potential HOS issues. And when it comes to parking, our marketplace has got you covered with spots available for all types of rigs - bobtails, trailers-only, or truck-and-trailer combos. Even oversized loads! 

Trucking through the Chesapeake, VA metro area can be a breeze if you know your way around. Here's a quick rundown:

• I-64: This is your main artery, running east-west. It links Norfolk and Virginia Beach to the east with Richmond and points west. Watch for congestion during peak hours.
• I-464: This north-south interstate connects downtown Norfolk with Chesapeake. It's a handy route if you're bobtailing or hauling a trailer to the port.
• Route 17: Running parallel to I-464, this is an alternate route if you want to avoid interstate traffic. It links Portsmouth with Suffolk and Newport News.
• I-264: Another east-west highway, it connects Portsmouth with Virginia Beach. If you're heading for the coast, this is your best bet.
• Route 168: This toll road runs from Chesapeake to North Carolina. It's great for avoiding traffic but remember – oversized loads may need to plan accordingly.

Whether you're deadheading back after a drop-off or planning your next HOS break, knowing these routes will help you navigate efficiently. And remember, no matter where you park your rig in Chesapeake, our marketplace has got you covered - from bobtail parking to trailer-only spots and everything in between.

Here's what you need to know about the weather in Chesapeake, VA:

• Spring (March-May): Temperatures range from 50-70°F. Be prepared for frequent showers and thunderstorms, especially in April. 
• Summer (June-August): It gets hot and humid with temperatures reaching up to 90°F. Also, be aware of potential severe thunderstorms.
• Fall (September-November): Temperatures start cooling down to between 40-70°F. This is hurricane season, so stay updated on weather reports.
• Winter (December-February): It can get as cold as 30°F. While snowfall is rare, icy conditions aren't. 

We accommodate all types of trucks and trailers - yes, even those oversized loads! You can book hourly or daily slots depending on your needs. And if you're planning on exploring the beautiful city of Chesapeake or its surrounding areas during your off-hours, we've got multi-day and monthly options too.