Car & Bike Parking
If you're not taking public transit to the festival, here are details on where to park your car or bike. See also the map of City Parking Lots/Structures and Bike Racks.
Vehicle Parking
Some free parking is available on streets and parking plazas surrounding the downtown area. Large free lots are located at:
- 13 Bryant Street
- 343 Bryant Street
Paid parking ($20) will be available both days of the festival at these locations managed by KMVT volunteers as a fundraiser:
- 400 Castro Street parking garage ... from Shoreline Blvd. turn south on California Street then right onto Bryant Street. Enter the garage on Bryant Street.
- Kaiser Permanente parking garage at 555 Castro Street … from El Camino Real go east on Calderon then left on Church Street then right on Hope Street. Enter the garage on Hope Street between Church and Mercy Streets.
- City of Mountain View Parking Lot #12 ... from Shoreline Blvd. turn south on California Street then right onto Bryant Street. The lot is located on the west side of Bryant Street.
Bicycle Parking at Church and Castro Plus Ample City Bicycle Parking Racks Downtown!
Avoid the traffic congestion and ride your bike. Free centrally located and highly visible bicycle parking will be offered near the corner of Castro and Church Streets thanks to Friends of Stevens Creek Trail. Please bring your own lock.
There are also ample bicycle parking racks located throughout downtown Mountain View – click on the following link for the city’s bicycle parking rack online locator map https://www.mountainview.gov/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?BlobID=15004
Friends of Stevens Creek Trail
Friends of Stevens Creek Trail promotes community pride and involvement in the completion, enhancement, and enjoyment of the Stevens Creek Trail and Wildlife Corridor. To learn more, visit www.stevenscreektrail.org
The Reach 3 of Stevens Creek Trail provides an opportunity for many local residents to ride their bicycles from the North side of Central Expressway over a pedestrian bridge and into downtown Mountain View. There couldn't be a better way to experience the festival than after a pleasant ride along this beautiful urban trail that follows the Stevens Creek out to the Bay.
