Truck Parking in Maple Valley, WA

Navigating to and from Maple Valley, WA, is relatively straightforward:

• If you're coming from the north or south, your best bet is to take Interstate 5 (I-5). This major highway runs along the entire west coast and provides easy access to Maple Valley via State Route 18 (SR-18).
• SR-18 is your key artery into Maple Valley. It's a well-maintained route that's frequented by many truckers. You'll connect with this highway off I-5 and head east.
• For those coming from the east, you can use Interstate 90 (I-90) until you reach Issaquah, where you'll switch onto SR-900 W which will lead you straight into Maple Valley.
• When leaving Maple Valley, you can take SR-169 N towards Renton if you're heading towards Seattle or other northern destinations. Conversely, if you're headed south or back east, hop onto SR-18 to get back onto I-5 or I-90 respectively.

Remember that planning your route ahead of time can save a lot of hassle later on. If traffic congestion is a concern, consider using our parking service for real-time updates on parking availability in and around Maple Valley. We accommodate all types of trucks and trailers - whether bobtail or oversized loads.

Navigating the Maple Valley, WA metro area is a breeze if you know the key highways and routes:

• Start with State Route 169: This is your main artery running north-south through Maple Valley. It's a straight shot to Renton in the north and Enumclaw in the south.
• Look for State Route 18: Need an east-west route? SR 18 is your friend. It connects you to Interstate 90, which leads to Bellevue and Seattle.
• Don't forget about Interstate 405: Need to bypass Seattle? I-405 runs parallel to I-5, giving you an alternate route around the city.
• Be aware of SR 516: Also known as Kent-Kangley Road, SR 516 connects Covington in the east with Des Moines in the west—handy if you're heading towards SeaTac Airport.

Remember, traffic can get heavy during peak hours, especially on SR 169 and SR 18. Planning ahead can save you valuable time on your HOS clock. And don't forget about parking! Whether you're bobtailing or hauling an oversized load, our marketplace has got spots that'll suit your needs—bookable by the hour, day, week, or month. 

Now let's talk about the weather in Maple Valley:

• Winter (December to February) ushers in colder temperatures, with daytime highs rarely exceeding 50°F and nighttime lows often dipping into the mid-30s. Snowfall isn't a daily occurrence but when it does happen.
• Spring (March to May) gradually warms up with average highs reaching into the 60s by May. Rain showers are a common feature of Spring in Maple Valley, so be extra careful on the wet roads. 
• Summer (June to August) offers mild temperatures ranging from the high 70s to low 80s. While summer is generally dry, sudden thunderstorms can occur without much warning. 
• Fall (September to November) brings cooler temperatures with highs dropping down to mid-60s by November. Rain is also common during these months. 

No matter what season you're trucking through Maple Valley, we have parking taken care of. We have spots for any rig of any size – yep, even oversized loads!