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Transportation and Parking

Parking on Campus

All students, faculty, staff, and visitors are obligated to adhere to the College’s rules and regulations at all times. Safety and parking enforcement are the purview of Campus Security.
Parking is available in three primary lots along the perimeter of the campus, as indicated in the map shown below.

Campus Map Directions & Maps

Parking Registration Form

After completing the parking registration form, pick up your permit from the Campus Post Office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Email juan.byron@menlo.edu to request an appointment outside of these hours; he’s often available 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

If you are unable to pick up your parking permit immediately upon bringing your vehicle to campus, call Security (650) 400-5837 for a temporary parking permit. Temporary parking permits are free any time of day, any day of the week for those parking here on Menlo College business.

Please bring your Menlo ID, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance when picking up your permit. Photos/phone apps are acceptable to confirm vehicle information.

Parking Registration Form

Please note:

  • All vehicles on campus must properly display a permit and be parked in a marked space consistent with their permit e.g., no student parking ever in Staff/Faculty/Resident parking spaces.
  • Having a permit does not guarantee an available parking space.
  • A citation, booting and/or towing are the enforcement actions which may be taken when vehicles are parked in violation of Menlo College and/or local regulations.
  • All parts of the vehicle must be inside the designated parking space, generally indicated by two white lines. Do not park beyond the ends of parking rows or in fire lanes.
  • Do not block bollards, ramps, loading zones, or dumpsters.
  • Parking is not permitted in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) spaces without a state-issued parking placard. Reserved spaces, such as ADA, delivery, Staff/Faculty/Resident, etc., are reserved 24 hours, seven days per week, unless otherwise posted. This includes holidays and when the College is on break.
  • The College does not guarantee the safety of your vehicle.
  • First-year students are not permitted to park cars on campus.
  • Avoid parking a car on campus; there is not enough parking. Alternatives include ride-share, rent, borrow, Zipcar and other car-shares, 511.org & samTrans.