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Parking

Parking is only permitted within designated areas of Hampton National Historic Site. There are three (3) parking areas within the park:

• The Main parking lot located next to the Visitor Contact Station.
• The Upper parking lot located near the Orangery, due to the Legacy Restoration Fund Project, this lot has reduced capacity due to a partial closure.
• The Lower Farm parking lot near the Mule Barn is closed due to the Legacy Restoration Fund Project.

Parking is available 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, seven days a week. Parking will be unavailable on days when the park is closed. Overnight parking and parking outside of the designated times is not permitted.

Parking is not permitted within any other areas of the park. The following areas of Hampton National Historic Site are also closed to parking:

• In front of and/or blocking park gates and roadways.

• On the grass in front of the park along Hampton Lane. These areas are considered within the boundary of Hampton National Historic Site and are not designated for parking.

Violation of park policies and laws regarding motorized vehicles can result in a federal citation.36 CFR § 4.12 and 4.13. Additional information regarding park policies can be found in the Superintendent's Compendium.

 

Illustrated map of Hampton National Historic Site, with updated information about the Legacy Restoration Fund Project.

National Park Service

The National Park Service has begun a major preservation project at Hampton National Historic Site, which preserves the core of a historic plantation in Towson, Maryland. Scheduled to begin construction in 2025, the project will repair up to fourteen historic structures and improve accessibility within surrounding landscape areas.

During this project, to ensure your safety, NPS staff and contractors will need to close different areas of the park while construction is taking place. We will work to keep as much of the park available as practicable during this project. Please check back for any changes or closures as we proceed.

Click to learn more about the project, the park’s history, and how to plan your visit.