Facility Overview
Situated in the heart of Portland's vibrant Goose Hollow and Stadium District at 829 SW 20th Pl, Lot #74 offers an exceptionally convenient parking solution for daily commuters, soccer enthusiasts, and neighborhood visitors. The facility operates as an open-air surface lot, providing an easy-to-navigate layout with broad driving lanes and perpendicular stalls. Because the property is entirely open to the sky without multi-deck ceiling beams or low overhead clearance bars, it easily accommodates high-clearance vehicles, including lifted pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, passenger vans, and vehicles equipped with rooftop cargo containers or ski racks. Standard passenger sedans and compact cars will find parking equally effortless.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Lot #74 boasts an unbeatable position directly adjacent to some of Portland's most celebrated sporting and cultural landmarks. Most notably, Providence Park—the historic home venue of Major League Soccer's Portland Timbers and the NWSL's Portland Thorns—is just footsteps away, making this lot one of the most sought-after game-day parking locations in the city. The venerable Multnomah Athletic Club (MAC) and Lincoln High School are both within a 3- to 5-minute walk. Visitors can also stroll to the eclectic restaurants and craft pubs of Goose Hollow, including The Kingston Sports Bar & Grill and Uno Mas Taqueria, or venture a few blocks north across West Burnside Street into the trendy Nob Hill and NW 23rd Avenue shopping district. Downtown Portland attractions, including Powell's City of Books, the Central Library, and Pioneer Courthouse Square, are within a leisurely 10- to 15-minute walk or a rapid two-stop hop on the light rail.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
Drivers can reach the lot conveniently via SW Morrison Street, SW Yamhill Street, and SW Salmon Street. Its location on the western shoulder of the central city affords drivers a critical strategic advantage: rapid escape routes to major thoroughfares. Lot #74 is situated moments from the ramps for US-26 (Sunset Highway) leading west toward Beaverton and Hillsboro, as well as easy on-ramps to Interstate 405 (the Stadium Freeway), connecting seamlessly to I-5 North and South and I-84 East. For multimodal commuters, transit connectivity is second to none; both the Providence Park MAX Station and the Kings Hill/SW Salmon MAX Station (serving the MAX Blue and Red Lines) are located within two blocks, providing rapid, car-free transit across the metropolitan area, including direct trains to Portland International Airport (PDX).
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- Open-air surface parking with unrestricted vertical vehicle clearance.
- Clear stall striping with ample maneuvering room for larger vehicles and trucks.
- Contactless mobile payment supported via digital parking apps (such as ParkMobile or Parking Kitty) alongside on-site automated pay stations.
- 24/7 drive-up access and continuous year-round availability.
- Evenly distributed lot lighting providing dependable illumination during evening events.
- Designated ADA accessible parking stalls conveniently located near the street entrance.
- Flexible payment structures catering to short-term hourly visits, event parking, and daily stays.
Ideal For
- Portland Timbers and Portland Thorns supporters seeking premier matchday parking steps from the stadium gates.
- Guests and competitors attending athletic meets, tournaments, and social events at the Multnomah Athletic Club.
- Foodies and nightlife visitors enjoying the popular sports bars, bistros, and taprooms in Goose Hollow.
- Shoppers and day-trippers exploring the boutique retail corridors of West Burnside and the Pearl/Nob Hill borders.
- Commuters and professionals seeking reliable parking close to light rail transit into downtown Portland.
Visitor & Driver Tips
Due to the facility's extreme proximity to Providence Park, dynamic event rates and high demand apply during soccer matches and major concerts. Drivers attending matches are strongly encouraged to arrive 45 to 60 minutes ahead of kickoff, as surrounding streets such as SW Morrison and SW 18th Avenue experience heavy pedestrian traffic and rolling municipal closures. Take note of one-way street signage when navigating the surrounding grid, particularly the alternating flow of SW Yamhill and SW Morrison. Lastly, follow Portland's best vehicle safety practices: always lock your vehicle, roll up windows completely, and remove all valuables, backpacks, and charging cables from plain sight before leaving your car.