Overview & Suitability
The Andover Station Parking Lot is a convenient surface-level facility specifically designed to serve commuters utilizing the MBTA Haverhill Line. With 147 standard parking spaces, it provides essential infrastructure for daily rail passengers. This lot is intended for standard passenger vehicles; there are no provisions for RVs, campers, or oversized vehicles, and overnight parking is strictly prohibited.
Access, Dimensions & Clearance
The facility is an open-air surface lot with no height restrictions or complex clearance requirements, making it easily navigable for standard commuter cars and light trucks. Access is located directly via Railroad Street in Andover, providing straightforward entry and exit for daily commuters.
Parking Rates, Tariffs & Booking
Parking is managed by Keolis Commuter Services on behalf of the MBTA. The facility operates on a pay-per-day basis with no requirement for advance reservations.
- Monday – Friday: $4.00 per day
- Saturday – Sunday: $2.00 per day
- Monthly Permit: $70.00
Payment is primarily facilitated through the PayByPhone app using location code 4229. Alternatively, users may receive an invoice by mail for a $1 processing fee.
Security & Amenities
The lot is designed as an unattended commuter facility. While it offers basic lighting for evening visibility, commuters should note it is an open-access surface lot. Amenities include:
- 6 designated accessible parking spaces
- Covered bike racks for multi-modal commuters
- Direct access to the station platform (mini-high level platform)
Strategic Alternative
This lot serves as a vital strategic alternative for travelers looking to avoid the congestion of downtown Boston. By utilizing the Andover Station, commuters can access affordable, low-cost parking and take the MBTA Commuter Rail directly to North Station, effectively bypassing the need for expensive city-center parking. It also acts as an ideal staging point for weekend excursions along the Haverhill Line.
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