About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated along Route 202 at 44 Park Lane Road, the Park Lane Sunoco serves as an accessible and essential stop for travelers, local commuters, and visitors in New Milford, Connecticut. The property features an open-air surface parking lot wrapped around the central convenience store and service canopy. Designed primarily for customer convenience and short-term visits, the lot offers straightforward perimeter stalls and wide drive aisles that accommodate standard passenger cars, large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and service vans. Because parking is situated in an open surface lot without overhead parking deck limits, vehicles with rooftop carriers, commercial racks, or elevated suspension can maneuver comfortably, although drivers of oversized vehicles must be mindful of pump canopy clearance markers when transiting near the fuel islands.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Located in the northern corridor of New Milford, this site provides immediate connectivity to local medical centers, commercial plazas, and recreational venues. Key destinations within minutes of this facility include:

New Milford Hospital: Located approximately 1.5 miles to the south, reachable in under 5 minutes by car for outpatient visitors and healthcare workers seeking quick roadside services.
Historic New Milford Green: Situated roughly 1.8 miles south, featuring historic colonial architecture, local boutique shopping, seasonal farmers markets, and diverse casual and fine dining options.
Aspetuck Park & Housatonic River access: Located a short driving distance away, offering sports fields, scenic walking routes, and boat launches.
Local Commerce & Dining: Direct walking proximity to neighborhood retail, medical suites, and automotive services lining Route 202 (Park Lane Road).

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are straightforward via multiple curb cuts directly along Park Lane Road (US Route 202), a major regional arterial connecting New Milford with Bantam, Litchfield, and Torrington to the north, and Danbury to the south via US Route 7. Traffic moves smoothly outside of typical morning and late-afternoon commuter peaks. Local public transportation is supported by regional bus connections via HARTransit (Housatonic Area Regional Transit), which services major commercial corridors throughout Litchfield and Fairfield counties. The layout allows quick entry and exit without the bottlenecks commonly found in multi-level city garages.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-air ground-level surface parking with dedicated storefront spaces.
Unrestricted vertical headroom outside of the primary fuel bay canopy.
On-site full-service convenience store featuring fresh deli items, snacks, hot coffee, and cold drinks.
TOP TIER Sunoco fuel pumps, including high-octane 94 blend options.
Well-illuminated exterior lot with perimeter lighting for safe evening and early morning stops.
Complimentary short-term parking spaces for retail and deli patrons.
Designated ADA accessible parking stalls near the store entrance.

Ideal For

Local drivers and daily commuters traveling along Route 202 needing brief roadside parking, coffee, and fuel.
Patrons visiting the on-site convenience market and deli for breakfast or lunchtime food runs.
Visitors heading toward New Milford Hospital, downtown municipal offices, or nearby medical complexes requiring a quick, reliable staging stop.
Trade contractors and utility operators driving high-clearance pickups or vans who require an open lot with easy road access.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When pulling onto the property during peak morning rush or lunchtime hours, be mindful of cross-traffic entering and exiting the fuel pump islands. Drivers operating high-profile commercial vehicles or towing utility trailers should utilize the perimeter parking bays along the outer edge of the asphalt lot to avoid blocking fuel dispensary paths. As spaces are reserved primarily for patrons of the gas station and market, extended overnight or unauthorized commuter parking is not permitted. Keep headlights on when maneuvering around building corners in low-light conditions.