About this Location

Facility Overview

Bethesda Corinthian - Lot #4 is an exceptionally positioned parking facility situated at 4800 Hampden Lane in the lively core of downtown Bethesda, Maryland. Located just steps from the upscale Bethesda Row corridor, this facility offers highly functional and accessible parking tailored to residents, commuters, diners, and commercial visitors. Designed primarily as an organized parking facility serving adjacent mixed-use, medical, and residential destinations, the lot accommodates standard passenger cars, midsize crossovers, and full-size SUVs with ease. Drivers of oversized vehicles such as lifted pickup trucks, cargo vans, or rooftop-box equipped haulers will appreciate the convenient exterior layout, which avoids the restrictive low-clearance ceiling constraints typical of underground parking garages in the area.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Nestled in one of Montgomery County’s most walkable and sought-after neighborhoods, this parking location puts drivers within immediate reach of Bethesda\'s top cultural, retail, and dining destinations:

Bethesda Row: Located just a 2-minute stroll (less than 500 feet) west, offering premier boutique shopping, luxury retail, and acclaimed restaurants along Bethesda Avenue and Elm Street.
Landmark\'s Bethesda Row Cinema: Less than a 4-minute walk away, perfect for moviegoers seeking indie features and Hollywood blockbusters.
Capital Crescent Trail: Positioned within a 5-minute walk, providing direct connectivity for active recreation and cycling.
Bethesda Metro Center & Commercial Core: Just a 5-to-7 minute walk (approximately 0.3 miles) to major office buildings, hotels like the Hyatt Regency Bethesda, and financial institutions along Wisconsin Avenue.
Round House Theatre: Roughly 8 to 10 minutes on foot, making this lot a great choice for evening theater patrons looking to avoid garage bottlenecks.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are straightforward via Hampden Lane, nestled between Woodmont Avenue and Arlington Road. This location allows drivers to easily bypass the heavier, stop-and-go congestion found along Maryland Route 355 (Wisconsin Avenue). For drivers commuting from outside Bethesda, the facility connects smoothly to major arterial roads, including River Road (MD-190), Old Georgetown Road (MD-187), and the Capital Beltway (I-495) located just a few miles north. Transit users are exceptionally well served: the Bethesda Metrorail Station (servicing the WMATA Red Line) is a short 5-minute walk away, facilitating rapid, direct commutes into Washington, D.C., Silver Spring, and Rockville. Numerous Montgomery County Ride On and Metrobus lines also stop adjacent to the intersection of Woodmont Avenue and Hampden Lane.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Strategic Walkability: Direct, street-level access to Hampden Lane, Woodmont Avenue, and Bethesda Row pedestrian zones.
Spacious Stall Markings: Clearly designated standard, compact, and accessible (ADA) vehicle spaces.
Well-Illuminated Grounds: Exterior area lighting designed to ensure safety, visibility, and pedestrian comfort after dark.
Digital Payment Convenience: On-site payment meters and mobile pay integrations (such as ParkMobile) for effortless transaction handling and remote time extension.
Open-Air Headroom: Absence of low-clearance deck ceilings allows seamless maneuvering for taller SUVs, trucks, and vans.

Ideal For

Shoppers and Diners: Visitors enjoying afternoon retail therapy or weekend brunch across the premier bistros and shops of Bethesda Row.
Daily Commuters: Professionals seeking reliable day parking close to office complexes along Woodmont and Wisconsin avenues.
Arts & Entertainment Goers: Evening patrons attending screenings at Bethesda Row Cinema or performances at nearby downtown venues.
Local Residents and Guests: Seamless parking overflow for the Corinthian Condominiums and neighboring residential complexes.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Given the heavy foot and vehicular traffic around Bethesda Row during weekday lunch rushes and weekend evenings (Friday and Saturday nights), aim to arrive slightly ahead of peak dining hours to secure prime stalls. Keep your license plate number handy when paying at the kiosk or setting up a mobile parking session. If you are visiting during major downtown Bethesda street festivals, art fairs, or taste events, consider using Arlington Road to approach Hampden Lane to avoid pedestrian diversions along Woodmont Avenue.