3 short blocks from the Wrigley Field. Walk takes you by many restaurants and bars. Easy in, easy…read moreout. Staff were super helpful and on duty for the duration.

Ivy Secure Parking really helped us with our son's move to Chicago! They provided safe & secure…read moreparking for our U-Haul. They were very helpful & very friendly! Highly recommend.

When I say peace of mind when you travel. You shall have that while you leave your precious(your…read morecar). It was my first time going through with them and I was left as a satisfied customer. Shuttles in rotation as advertised (George S. for the drop off and Mauricio for the pick-up) they have a scale on the main floor to weigh your luggage. All drivers were professional. I really enjoyed the app. So if you are contemplating on where to park your car while away. Good choice with PreFlight. S/O to

Well, the parking garage is fine and usually the shuttles leaving the garage are always ready to…read morego. The problem is finding the shuttle at Ohare and then waiting quite a while sometimes for the shuttle. See pic. And, if the weather is very cold. You are outdoors freezing your butt.

Five stars for a parking lot? Yes…read more This is a large parking lot with clearly painted lines and the best part is that the light poles have Level 1 chargers on them. I plugged in the house battery on the Sprinter van and spent two hours at the nearby brewery. Hooray for free electricity! [Review 20637 overall - 184 in Illinois - 1618 of 2023.]

There's no real station here, only a little shed you can get out of the rain in... and the vending…read moremachines for the tickets are clear across the parking lot. But the plus is that there is a TON of parking both at the "station" and across the street in the overflow parking lot. It also seems to be WAY safer than the other Michigan City station just down the road.

The Carroll Avenue Station on the South Shore Line is the quintessential small-town train stop. I…read morewould call it a station, and it technically is, but you hardly realize it when you're here. Everything about the station makes you think it's 1936. There's the tiny building filled with uncomfortable chairs. There's the ticket agent who's neither friendly nor rude. There are the tearful reunions at the tracks. OK, I made that last one up, but tearful reunions in the muddy parking lot doesn't sound right. One time when I was visiting South Bend, the train schedule worked out (or didn't work out) so that I wouldn't be able to get all the way to South Bend in time to spend time with my dear friend Jen W. So she very generously offered to meet me in Michigan City. This was when Indiana still didn't have Daylight Saving Time (and it was confusing because the state has two time zones, and one of them does change), and because my friend lived in Granger, she got here an hour early. Our reunion was grand, and teary on her end. We were so engrossed in our conversation that we didn't realize she had made a wrong turn on the way back to South Bend. I really like this station, especially because it reminds me of Jen W. and our Michiana misadventures. OK, they weren't misadventures, but alliteration is fun when you're in the Midwest. Oh, and for you geography buffs, Michigan City, Indiana, is not in the region known as Michiana. How ridiculous is that? About as ridiculous as East Chicago being in Indiana, I would say.

Wow. Not normally a fan of the Blue Line, but I did a really stupid thing in parking my car in the…read moreSouthShore 11th street lot (that was not the stupid part, do that all the time, perfectly safe), BUT in waiting for train to Chicago, a call came in from my (adult) son's doctor, very involved, and so I thought that I had not closed trunk to my car after boarding the train. Just could not conjure image of me slamming trunk shut . . . So, about 20 minutes into train westbound, I called the MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA POLICE NON EMERGENCY LINE; they were great. Super professional and did not question my stupid request: to drive by 11th street lot and check to see that car parked did not have trunk open!!!! (potential robbery of not important stuff like old golf clubs); They did this AND called me me back to confirm that the trunk was closed. Just cannot say enough goodness about these fine people. Thank you Michigan City Police Dept.

I know the police only can take you in a certain area But i'm being held hostage by these crazy…read moremormons and they want let me out this city I own Lamborghini and they don't want to see me driving who are they Master Lee of Japan and family

If you are looking for a nice place to take the train, the New Buffalo train stop is wonderful. The…read morestop is easy to find, there is plenty of parking, and the area is safe so you won't have to worry about leaving your car for the weekend. If your train is running late or you arrive early, the beach on Lake Michigan is within 5 minutes walking distance. So you can park your car at the train stop and walk down to the beach. There are some nice restaurants and stores to go to as well.

Hassel me every time as a monthly Parker from SP Parking. Constantly accusing me of abusing their…read morecall system when I pay for parking and their dogshit system doesn't work. The old system had fobs that they never gave me even though I made 3 seperate trips to try to get it during business hours. Finally with their new system I to a sticker. Unfortunately it doesn't work and they only gave me one when I have 2 cars. City of Evanston will give you tickets for no registration sticker even though its not on the street. Terrible god damm service. Avoid at all costs. Just today they threatened me by forever banning me from the site and screamed at the lady through the payment kiosk help button to not remotely open the gate. He tried to have me login to prove my parking account exists, but the lady was scared of the yelling and opened it. I left screaming out the windows ban me its literally my last day in Chicago. Im moving states and this was part of the reason why To the dickhead screaming at me. 1800143-7403 look it up and feel stupid for a week. Adding on: I called and they apologized saying it was their mistake on their systems. Regardless the disrespect from the employee was insane. Wasn't even clear he was an employee for the first minute of that tense interaction. When they switched to the new system. They tried to look me up and found my monthly account paying $175 a month but still asked me to pay the daily rate to open the gate since I didn't have the sticker. It was literally over $1 they were trying to hassel me over even though I pay $175. In the in between I changed it over to just the single garage (Maple) instead of the 3 car garage. Again over their mistake they decide they'll ruin my mood. Im the last guy to leave reviews especially bad ones but the disrespect left me furious. Again I am not the type to leave a review. Entire life ive only left like 5 reviews. All positive. To that broke boy screaming and malding. I got you on 3 different angles on the dash cam and all of them you look stupid hahaha.

Very convenient parking garage if going to see a movie at the AMC Theater and they validated my…read moreparking ticket so parking was free The Saturday Farmers Market was going on if we come again on Saturday we'll get here earlier and take in the Market

This parking lot is AMAZING! Every year we take an RV up to…read moreSouth Bend for an ND game. This lot lets us park, tailgate and stay overnight! We encountered so many issues on finding lots that will let you stay overnight. Most lots want you go shortly after home games. We love this lot because it's car & RV parking. If we have friends and family who are just coming for the game and driving separate they can park with us verses having to find a "car only" lot. Location is just a small walk to campus. Easy in and out during events. The gentleman who runs the lot is actually on site pretty much the entire time. The parking lot has it's own port-a-potty which is very clean and stocked with TP. You are parked with enough space to spread out with your tailgate gear, tables, grills and even an evening fire if you bring firewood. The lot owner usually calls to confirm a few days prior and is super accommodating! Highly recommend the Pendle Rd. lot if you need event parking for RV's or even cars while in South Bend.

During a weekend visit to Indiana Dunes we wanted to get a really good hike in. We stopped by the…read moreIndiana Dunes Visitor Center and we were thankful we did. It seems if you know nothing about the area, you can be easily confused and lost. The State park actually is in the National Park boundary. The volunteer at the visit center gave us many hiking options. We ended up choosing the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm. Both for the history aspect of it and the great hiking trails. It had three loops, a smaller one about .63 mile, a larger one about a mile, and the big loop approximately 2.4 miles with runs into the Calumet Trail. All are pretty easy walks. If your looking for a great hike in the Dunes area definitely give the Bailly Homestead a look. It has a decent size parking lot and restrooms. I'd also highly suggest stopping by the National Park Visitor Center as it is very close by.

This is one of the better hikes in the Indiana Dunes NP. Better yet, it's perfect for anyone as…read moreit's little more than a walk in the woods. And it's full of history. There's a parking lot, picnic tables, restrooms and other park facilities at the trailhead. Check out the map of the trails-and take a pic for reference on your phone. There are a few different trails and spurs that you can take. I like the loop that takes you through the Chellberg Farm, to the Bailey Cemetery and then have a beer or snack at the Homestead. That's about a two mile loop. If you'd just like to see the Homestead straightaway, park down by the Little Calumet River that it overlooks-three lefts from the parking lot. Easy parking down by the fishing hole and just a short walk up the hill to the Bailey Homestead. This was an 1820s fur trading post. This was the NorthWest back in those frontier days. Can you imagine? You can see what a perfect location it is. For me it's a perfect spot for a boozy picnic. Cheers!