Parking

Almost all parking at the University of Oregon requires some type of payment or permit. There are two main types of parking on campus: Hourly parking and Permit parking. The majority of parking on campus is managed through license plate recognition, so you will need to know your vehicle's license plate before getting a permit or paying for hourly parking. Please make sure that your license plate information is correct and follow all parking rules and posted signs to avoid a parking ticket. No parking is allowed on campus between the hours of 12am - 5am, except with an appropriate overnight permit.

Parking information for ADA or other mobility challenges can be found on the Accessibility page.

Transportation Services has a range of options to accommodate individuals hosting events on campus, with detailed information available on the Event Parking page. Service vehicles, commercial vehicles, contractors, and construction workers should choose one of the options on the Service Vehicle/Contractor page.

 

Hourly Parking

Garage Parking

The University of Oregon has two parking garages: the 13th Ave Garage and the Millrace Drive Garage.

13th Ave Garage

1355 Columbia Street, Eugene OR 97403

Located beneath the Ford Alumni Center, the 13th Ave Garage is accessed from 13th Ave and is the easiest place for visitors to find parking close to the center of campus. The 13th Ave Garage has a vehicle height limitation of 8'2".

Garage Rate: $2.00/hr. Daily Maximum $18.00.
Only credit card payments are accepted at the garage exit, but the garage has centrally located kiosks which accept cash and credit card payments.
There is no overnight parking in the garage 12am - 5am.

Millrace Drive Garage

1625 Millrace Drive, Eugene OR 97403

The Millrace Drive garage is located next to the Knight Campus and is a six minute walk from campus. The Millrace Garage has a vehicle height limitation of 7'0".

Garage Rate: $5.00/day
Payment on entry, credit card only.
Overnight parking allowed only with R-Garage permit. There is no other overnight parking in the garage 12am - 5am.

Event Rate: $15.00

Hourly Pay-To-Park Areas

The university has hourly pay-to-park areas located around campus at a rate of $2.00 per hour. Payment can be made at conveniently located kiosks which accept Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, Discover, U.S. bills, and quarters. Payment can also be made with a mobile device through the AMP mobile app or website.

AMP App

Visitors as well faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to pay for hourly parking by downloading and using the AMP Park app if they regularly park on campus. The app will remember your vehicle and payment information for fast and easy parking. It also supports automatic reminders when a parking session will expire, as well as the option to extend a parking session without returning to the vehicle. 

AMP Website

If you don't want to download the app, you can purchase parking right from the AMP website.

Cash and Card
We have four paystations located conveniently around campus. You can pay with a credit card or cash. Remember your license plate before leaving your vehicle!

Permit Parking

All persons - including all faculty, staff, visitors, and commercial and construction representatives – who park in University-owned parking lots, other than metered spaces, during the period of 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday (unless otherwise posted), must obtain a parking permit.

Permit parking at the University of Oregon Eugene campus is sold by zone. There are three main price points, A, B, & C, corresponding to proximity to the campus core. There are four A zones in the center of campus, five B zones located near offices, labs, and classrooms, and one C zone that encompasses lots on the periphery of campus. Zone permits are sold by the academic term, 30-day and day. All permits are purchased through the online parking portal.

Visitor Permits

Visitors can buy one-day and 30-day permits through the parking portal that are valid in the zone or lot that they are purchased for. Visitor Overnight permits for specific lots are valid for 24 hours. Larger events or those who need a permit for other durations should email transportation@uoregon.edu for more information.

Commuter Zone Permits

University of Oregon students and employees have access to flexible permit options based on their university affiliation in Banner. These permits are available for the academic term, 30-day, or on a daily basis.

Resident Zone Permits

Residents of UO student housing have access to overnight parking options that vary based on residence hall or apartment location. The Transportation Services parking portal is tied to UO Housing's system, so you will only be shown parking options available to your residence.

Carpool Permits

Commuter zone permits may be shared between individuals as long as only one vehicle is on campus per day. All vehicles must be attached to the permit.

Other Parking and Specialty Permit Types

Retired & Emerit Permits

For retired employees and emerit faculty who are not receiving compensation but are providing an ongoing contribution or connection to the university, a commuter permit may be available at no cost. More information is available on the Retired/Emerit permit page.

Reserved Parking

There are times when an individual or a department may need a guaranteed parking space on campus. A limited number of paid, reserved spaces are available to departments, faculty, and staff on a first come, first served basis in support of business related functions. More information is available on the Reserved parking page.

Affiliate Permits

Commuter permits are sold based on affiliation with the university: faculty, staff, or student. However, some individuals who work on campus but are not faculty, staff, or student may still have a need for a commuter parking permit. Contact transportation@uoregon.edu for more information.

Motorcycle Permits

Motorcycles and mopeds may only park in designated locations around campus. Commuter permit holders may use their permit with a motorcycle in designated parking at no additional charge. For those who only drive a motorcycle or moped, reduced-cost Motorcycle permits are available.