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Sacramento Valley Station

Vehicle and Bike Parking Services at SVS

Sacramento Valley Station

Vehicle and Bike Parking Services at SVS

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Parking available onsite and nearby in Old Sacramento with pedestrian access along I Street. Private vehicles prohibited in the transitway north of the station.

Vehicle parking

Sacramento Valley Station has 333 onsite spaces for hourly, daily and reserved parking. Additional City parking facilities can be viewed on this map.

For more information, scroll to Lot 293 on the city Parking Lot Rates page.

Station passengers can also park in the Old Sacramento City Garage located under the Interstate 5 freeway between 2nd and 3rd streets, with entry under the freeway at I Street, between 2nd and 3rd Streets.

For more information for Old Sacramento Garage got to the city Garage Parking page and for daily commuter parking discounts, go to the SacPass page

Bicycle parking facilities

Sacramento Valley Station provides over 140 secure bike storage options in multiple types for short and long term security.

40 free public bike racks are provided along the northern edge of the building just outside and two the west of the northern doors of the Main Waiting Room.

From the sheltered Concourse on the north side of the Main Waiting Room, 60 secure bike racks are available for contract with BikeHub which provides services at other stations in California.

For local cycling view the Sacramento City Bike Map. For additional information on bike and walking initiatives in the City of Sacramento go to the City's Active Transportation page.

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eBike Storage lockers at all Capital Corridor Stations

Capitol Corridor (CCJPA) provides eLockers for bike storage at all CCJPA stations. Go to the CCJPA Bike Page for more information. And you can also bring bikes on-board the San Joaquin (SJJPA) service, see the general information page for current bike information.

Electric Vehicle charging stations at SVS

Sacramento Valley Station has two electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on site. A two-stall station provided by the local utility SMUD has two charging stalls to the west of the station in Lot 293.

The City of Sacramento maintains two Fast Chargers in Lot 293 adjacent to I Street. Go to the city's Electric Vehicle Parking for more information on this facility and others located nearby, and throughout the City network.

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Electric Vehicle charging station provided by SMUD at the west side of SVS parking lot

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