Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Burien, WA

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Book truck parking in Burien, WA

(Tukwila, WA Truck and Trailer Parking on 150-1 48th Ave S)

$25.00

per day

$125.00

per week

$450.00

per month

(Kent, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 18250 E Valley Hwy)

$27.00

per day

$105.00

per week

$275.00

per month

(Seattle, WA Truck and Trailer Parking NO ATTACHED SEMIS on 2751 16th Ave SW)

$35.00

per day

$150.00

per week

$375.00

per month

(Kent, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 1721 Central Ave S)

$23.00

per day

$90.00

per week

$250.00

per month

(Auburn, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 3719 W Valley Hwy N)

$40.00

per day

$250.00

per week

$325.00

per month

(Newcastle, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 7115 132nd Pl SE)

$30.00

per day

$120.00

per week

$300.00

per month

(Auburn, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 4430 B St NW.  Use GPS Coordinates)

$35.00

per day

$165.00

per week

$285.00

per month

(Auburn, WA Truck and Trailer Parking on 3220 Ron Crockett Dr ZONE 3 - Inside the Fence)

$10.00

per hour

$35.00

per day

$175.00

per week

$425.00

per month

Book truck parking in Burien, WA

Highways to Burien, WA from surrounding areas

  • Interstate 5 (I-5): This is the main north-south route through the Seattle metro area and the easiest starting point for Burien. From I-5, take State Route 518 westbound to reach the city.
  • State Route 518 (SR 518): SR 518 runs straight into Burien from I-5. It takes you toward the city center and connects with local roads like Des Moines Memorial Drive and 1st Avenue South, so it works well for deliveries and pickups close in.
  • State Route 509 (SR 509): Running parallel to I-5 but closer to the coast, SR 509 gives you another way in. Drivers coming from Tacoma or West Seattle can exit at South 128th Street or South 146th Street and head east into Burien.
  • State Route 99 (SR 99): North of Burien, SR 99 is an alternate route for traffic from Seattle or farther north. You can turn onto SR 509 southbound, or stay on SR 99 until it meets SR 509 near South Park for a southern approach into Burien. Use these routes to reach semi truck parking or 18-wheeler parking without wasting hours circling unfamiliar roads.

Navigating Burien, WA metro highways in the city

  • I-5 is the main north-south route through Burien. It links Seattle to the north and Tacoma to the south, so it is the road you will use most on long-haul moves. If you need semi truck parking, start looking before traffic pushes you off the interstate.
  • SR 509 and SR 518 handle city access. SR 509 runs to Seattle along the west side of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. SR 518 comes off I-5, feeds into Burien, and ends at SR 509.
  • I-405 gives you an alternate route around Seattle. Reach it from I-5 when you need to stay on the east side and connect to SR 167 and SR 181. It helps when central traffic slows you down and you need another way through.
  • Keep local streets for the final stretch. Ambaum Blvd SW and SW 148th St matter for last-mile deliveries. They run through commercial areas with retail outlets and eateries, so plan your turn before you commit.
  • That matters after hours. If you are searching for 18-wheeler parking, Burien rewards a disciplined plan: stay on the big routes, then drop to local roads only when you know exactly where you are going and keep your hours from getting wasted.

Considerations to care for your truck in Burien, WA seasons and weather

  • If you are lining up semi truck parking in Burien, WA, expect weather that changes with the season and watch the road before you commit to a spot. Rain is common from October through April, and November usually brings the heaviest downpours, so keep your windshield wipers and tires in good shape for wet pavement and low visibility.
  • Winter runs from December through February. Snow is rare, but it can happen, and roads may turn slippery fast, so carry chains and plan for slower traffic and delays.
  • From May through September, Burien is drier and warmer, and July and August are the sunniest months. Even in the milder stretch, check coolant levels and tire pressure before you roll.
  • Foggy mornings can show up from autumn through spring, especially near the water. Use low beams, slow down, and leave more room ahead so you can react without crowding the next truck.
  • Strong wind gusts can hit year-round, with more of them in fall and spring. High-profile rigs feel that first, so keep your load plan tight and do not wait until the last minute if you need 18-wheeler parking.

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