I recently took a trip to Portsmouth to take my kids to the Children's Musuem. It was a Sunday…read moremorning and I was unsure where to park as it seemed that there was only street parking around the musuem. I called my friend who I was meeting up with and she said there was a parking garage directly behind the museum. As the name suggests, the entrance to the parking is on County Street. You just drive right in. The garage seems a bit dated. The concrete was not level and pretty dusty in there. The winning factor of this garage is the price and that warrants a 5-star rating alonet! The price is as follows: *Paid parking hours are Monday to Friday from 8 am - 6pm *$1.25/hour or $6 all day *Cars with disability placards can park for free for up to 4 hours * FREE parking on nights and weekends This was a great choice for parking when going to the Children's museum as the ground level leads directly to the back of the museum, without having to walk all the way back around the front on High Street. Stay safe, Friends!

The one of two areas I park at when in the Williamsburg area. I love this parking garage. It is…read moreeasy to access, and it is usually not full. It is in the perfect location as well to the stores I frequent. I also utilize this garage when I am eating at Amber Ox. To pay I personally use the app. But, there is a machine or two Recently there was only machine operating. So be prepared to use the app. I paid maybe $3 for 2-3 hours of parking. This parking garage is well maintained. There is walking paths around and sidewalks to help cut though to other businesses.

This is a small parking garage near Merchant's Square, and it works in a pinch. It can fill up…read morethough! I parked there on the day of a festival, and truly got lucky with finding a spot mostly because I followed a family to their car and waited while they loaded up. Parking is priced reasonably too, and it's easy to access when coming from the highway.

If your train arrives after 3 am, they WILL put you out of their station and they have NO…read moresecurity!!!

This is an old Atlantic Coast Line station that has been restored. It is staffed 24/7 with…read more(currently) eight trains stopping each day (four north, four south). Waiting room has wood benches with armrests so you can't really lie down on them. Has some vending machines and a small eatery inside (restaurant is NOT 24 hrs). Nice to have a heated and air conditioned station vs a bench with an awning over it which sadly seems to be more of the norm these days. There is some parking, a few spaces between the train station and bus station, and another lot on the other side of the station. Lots are well lit but the area is fairly quiet at night so avoid leaving things out in view if you're leaving your car there while you're traveling.

This paid hourly parking lot is right opposite to the Berret's Seafood Restaurant in colonial…read moreWilliamsburg. Highly convenient, walking distance to all the fun shopping and restaurants and the campus of theCollege of William and Mary. Take the ticket with you so you can pay on the way out. We came on a Saturday brunch morning and surprisingly found the lot almost empty. When we left around 5 PM, the lot was filled up!

I like the Corcoran Street Parking Garage while in Downtown Durham. It is located near several…read morerestaurants and not too far of a walk from DPAC. If you go up to the upper levels you can get good views of Downtown. The garage is easy to get in and out of with the entrance on Corcoran and the spiral exit onto Ramseur. Both stairs and an elevator are options from the upper levels. Parking is generally free on nights after 7pm and the weekends although they do charge for special events. Edit: The parking garage is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I'm not sure why Yelp will not put the correct hours.

The two stars are for the location. Tonight, their parking payment system was malfunctioning,…read morecausing a several-car back up as each driver attempted to pay repeatedly and had to call the [remote] attendant to release the gate. (The standalone payment kiosk at the walk-in entrance was also malfunctioning.] If they're unable to reliably operate their payment system, they should just keep the gate up.

Historic site off Bull Durham's filming but most recently hosted some games in a 15u travel…read morebaseball tournament I coached. The field is well maintained and played true -- Sunday hops everyday! Fans RAVED over the bleachers. Plenty of SHADED seating, practically a wind tunnel that was easily 10-15 degrees cooler compared to being on field in late June. Small parking lot was enough for our games. Restrooms were under the bleachers.

As a huge fan of Bull Durham, I probably built this stop up in my mind more than I should have…read more There's definitely something special about standing in a place connected to such an iconic baseball movie, and longtime fans will appreciate seeing a piece of baseball and film history firsthand. That said, the experience is fairly modest and doesn't take long to see. The facility feels more focused on serving local baseball than catering to tourists, and while you can still picture scenes from the film, visitors expecting a polished attraction may come away a bit underwhelmed. In a funny way, maybe that's part of the authenticity. The worn-down feel and lack of frills almost provide an honest glimpse into what minor league baseball was like for generations of players....long on character, short on luxury. While that perspective gave me something to appreciate, it wasn't enough to make the visit a destination in itself. For fellow Bull Durham fans, it's worth a quick stop if you're already nearby, but I wouldn't dedicate a significant portion of your trip to it. If you're attending a game or actually getting the chance to step onto the field, I suspect the experience would be considerably more memorable.

It was a ghost town...felt like I was in a horror movie and someone was about to jump out and get…read moreme as soon as I was dropped off. lol. There were 2 passengers already there waiting, but there was no one working at the front desk. God forbid I had a question about anything. There were vending machines and restrooms - 1 of which I used and it was dirty & had gnats flying all around. I've been dropped off and picked up here 2x. They do not play and rush you on and off the train. So, don't be slow or you will get left. All in all, I will continue to use this station because it's close to my family, but I don't have high expectations and realize that I'm on my own when I come here. There's no security. No nothing. So, being aware of this, I will make sure I'm only catching it during the daytime.

Trying to find a good trip to Baltimore round-trip just looking around shopping trying to see where…read moreI can find the best deals at and what's closer to me

Loving all the new additions to North Hills shopping center. The food truck is a great add to this…read morelocation.

North Hills is beautiful and it's still growing. It reminds me very much of Reston Town Center in…read moreVirginia - but better. It's home to many shops, restaurants, coffee, work out and work-in spaces, and there is plenty of parking underneath to make sure it's easily accessible. Highly recommend walking around the Christmas decorations at night or catching a concert there in the summer (Midtown Beach Music Series). There are also luxury apartments and several beautiful hotels in the area.

If you are visiting District Market, Selden Market or the Spirit of Norfolk, this is the go to…read moreparking spot for parking!!!! $5 gives you parking access til 3 am!!! Single entry D'Souza no in and out but this by far the cheapest place to park on a Saturday with easy access to the surrounding area and attractions. If you park on the 3rd level the walkway takes you straight to District Market!!

Bathroom break, and may as well get some gas while we're here…read more Greeted warmly when we entered. Tons of souvenirs and junk, plus snacks, but we were on a mission to get to South of the Border and all the junk there. There were several women in the bathroom, but they were incredibly sweet about me having brought a male careperson in. No one objected and you can't imagine what a relief that is to me every time that happens. The accessible stall was a tight squeeze but I was able to fit my entire wheelchair inside and shut the door. Love's is a truckstop and I was fascinated when they paged people to let them know that their showers were ready. Intrigued, I looked it up and it seems that the showers ARE accessible. Now I really want to see one. I have been on roadtrips before where I couldn't access a shower. That really put a damper on my mental health after a couple days. It's nice to know that I don't have to suffer, if there's a Love's around.

Not the biggest or cleanest, but they have what you need…read more The cashier was friendly. They had the real long windshield squeegees in the gas lines which is nice for a bigger SUV.