Monthly parking $38 for residents & $93 non-residentsĪ small but beautiful station just north of Peekskill. Non-resident ~$266-400 /year (depending on availability and location) Guaranteed spot in one of the city’s parking areas close to the train. Resident ~$94-401 / Year (depending on availability and location). Save 50 percent (based on 42 rides per month) off the one-way peak fare. Monthly ticket: This is the most cost-effective fare for daily commutation. Trains run about two times every hour in rush hours and once per hour at other times. There is only one entry allowed for each household and Peekskill residents and non-residents are in separate categories.

Every year in the fall the city of Peekskill does a lottery for the parking spots. However, there are not many parking spots near the station. The station is located on the scenic Hudson River waterfront. And on your way home, you can easily enjoy a meal in one of the excellent rail side restaurants such as Taco Dive Bar or Peekskill Brewery. Peekskill station offers walkability to larger residential areas that many of the other Northern Westchester towns don’t have. Preferred Parking $450 / Quarter (if paying by check) $463 / Quarter (if paying by credit card)ĭaily parking $12/day Monday-Friday $7 on weekends

Non-Resident parking $307/Quarter (if paying by check) $321/ Quarter (f paying by credit card) Resident parking $216 / Quarter (if paying by check) $222/ Quarter (if paying by credit card) Parking Information at the Village website - No waitlist Owned and managed by the Village of Croton-on-Hudson. However, this station offers one of the fastest overall commuting times and most train options. I am surprised that there have not been more accidents. Hundreds of cars are trying to exit the station at the same time using the two narrow lanes. But, when you arrive at the station that is when the stress and race out of the parking lot begins. The fastest express trains take you to Croton-Harmon station in a whopping 45 minutes from Grand Central Station – Hardly enough time to relax with your favorite book or take a little cat nap. This is a really popular station on the Hudson Line as there are many express trains that have their first stop here after the city.

Metro north hudson line stops