Harrison Parking Center

Parking garages are generally similar, but this one stands out in important respects: it’s actually cleaned regularly, plus attended 24 hours a day. The Harrison PATH station is literally next door.
But I don’t like the garage’s high prices. And too often those prices are raised yet higher. For their pricing I give ‘em two stars only.

R.I.P Lot A. When I saw some people taking a land survey back in September 2015, I knew that Lot A’s days were numbered. Lot A is the large lot behind the garage. As of 12÷7÷15 about half of this lot has been closed and a construction fence put up. This space will soon become apartments.
Lot B has opened across the street, but the walk to the path is a bit further. On the plus side, lot B is far better lit than lot A. On the downside, the lot is packed dirt and a mess in the rain. Pricing remains the same at 8 bucks per day.

Yeah, it’s a parking lot. So, if you’re looking for a fun or sexy review try someplace else.
This lot for our visit was utilitarian perfection.
Located nicely next to the Harrison PATH station.
They take cards.
Easy in/​easy out within reason considering all of the construction in the area.
Even though it was a weekday in the morning we had no trouble finding a spot towards the top.
When we came back the car was still there without any dings and without being up on blocks.
Past that what else do you need from a place like this?

I have just started parking here and it is great for easy commute to the city on path. Definitely get smart card so you don’t have to wait in line to refill card. The lot is clean and feels safe. Also dunkin donuts is right outside for morning coffee. I wish they had a prepaid card option because I don’t like paying tickets daily and don’t need a monthly pass. Otherwise great parking option

I’ve been parking here for more than a year as it’s right next to the Harrison PATH station which brings me right into the city. It’s a covered garage with lots of available parking. You can park daily or get a monthly account (though they don’t offer designated spots). It’s especially convenient for commuters going into Hoboken, Jersey City or Manhattan. The prices are a little more expensive than most parking in the area (i.e. $ 11 for up to 11 hours vs. $ 6 or $ 7 nearby) but they accept credit cards (when most garages in the area don’t) and I feel safe parking here. Coming home late from the city whether for work or pleasure, Harrison is not the best area for women to be walking around alone which is why I like this garage so much. It’s the closest parking garage to the PATH and extremely well lit. Someone is always on duty in the main office as well. The staff is helpful and they accommodate parking requests like freezing accounts for travel, holidays, etc.