About this Location

Facility Overview

Town Parking at 22 - A N Harrison St offers convenient, open-air municipal surface parking situated in the historic core of Easton, Maryland. Operating as a public town parking facility, this lot provides ground-level paved parking that serves local shoppers, diners, government workers, and tourists exploring Talbot County\'s historic seat. Because it is an open-air surface parking facility without structural overhead decks or low clearance barriers, it comfortably accommodates a wide variety of passenger vehicles, including compact cars, full-size sedans, standard SUVs, minivans, and full-size pickup trucks. The spacious layout allows straightforward maneuvering into marked standard stalls.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Positioned just steps from the lively intersection of North Harrison Street, Dover Street, and Goldsborough Street, this parking lot sits in the center of historic downtown Easton. Visitors parking here enjoy immediate walkability to top local destinations, including:

The Historic Avalon Theatre: Easton’s historic performing arts venue hosting live music, theatrical performances, and community cinema, located just a two-minute walk away.
The Tidewater Inn & Hunters\' Tavern: The renowned Eastern Shore retreat and dining venue, located less than two blocks south.
Talbot County Courthouse: The historic county courthouse and surrounding green square, situated within a brief three-minute stroll.
Academy Art Museum: Located only four blocks away on South Street, featuring rotating fine art exhibitions, concerts, and workshops.
Downtown Boutiques and Dining: Direct walking access to acclaimed eateries, bakeries, cafes, and independent boutiques lining North Harrison Street, North Washington Street, and Dover Street.
Easton Waterfowl Festival: Perfectly situated for visitors attending the annual autumn festival venues and outdoor exhibits throughout the downtown corridor.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Access to the lot is straightforward via North Harrison Street, with easy access points connecting from East Goldsborough Street and East Dover Street. For drivers arriving from outside Easton, the location offers seamless access from US Route 50 (Ocean Gateway) via MD Route 328 (Goldsborough Street) or Dover Road, reaching downtown in under five minutes. Talbot County transit connections, including Delmarva Community Transit (DCT) local routes, stop within walking distance along Washington and Harrison Streets, offering regional bus connections across the Eastern Shore.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Paved open-air surface lot with clearly marked bays.
Designated ADA accessible parking stalls near pedestrian egress points.
Open ceiling headroom with no height barriers, making it suitable for taller SUVs and light commercial vehicles.
Well-illuminated paved surfaces with municipal lighting for safe evening and night parking.
Pedestrian sidewalks linking directly into downtown retail and dining corridors.
Free public parking periods or nominal municipal rates provided by the Town of Easton.

Ideal For

Patrons attending evening concerts, plays, and comedy shows at the Avalon Theatre.
Shoppers and diners exploring downtown Easton\'s culinary scene, wine bars, and specialty boutiques.
Visitors attending weddings, conferences, or dining events at the Tidewater Inn.
Talbot County government visitors, legal professionals, and civic employees heading to the courthouse.
Festival attendees visiting the Easton Waterfowl Festival, Plein Air Easton, or the seasonal Easton Farmers Market.

Visitor & Driver Tips

During major weekend events such as the Waterfowl Festival, Plein Air Easton, or Friday and Saturday night shows at the Avalon Theatre, downtown spaces fill rapidly; plan to arrive 20 to 30 minutes early to secure a convenient stall. Observe all posted town signage regarding designated time limits, permit spaces, and overnight parking rules to avoid citations. If you drive a dual-cab truck or larger vehicle, seek stalls along the perimeter for easiest ingress and egress.