Directions & Parking
Lansdale is located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and is easily accessible by road and public transportation.
We are convenient to Routes 309/Bethlehem Pike), 63/Welsh Road, 463/Horsham and Cowpath Roads, 202/Doylestown Road, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike/Northeast Extension.
We are a growing town -- which means every time you visit, you can expect something new. Unfortunately, that also means that construction and parking may occasionally be issues for visitors. Read on for the solutions.
Transit Options
If you can, consider taking SEPTA. The Lansdale/Doylestown line drops you off at Lansdale Station, right in the middle of all the action, no matter what the event of the day may be. And if you're spending an evening with us, it's a safe way to come and go. Bus Route 96 and Route 132 offer connecting service, with sheltered stops right across the street.
SEPTA recommends using the SEPTA Key card to obtain the best value. SEPTA Key is a reloadable, contactless chip card that offers a host of options for seamless travel and the self-serve flexibility of loading/reloading SEPTA fares to match your travel needs. The card costs $4.95, but when you register the card at SEPTAKey.org you will get this money back in your Travel Wallet to use for travel or for future purchases [restrictions apply]. Visit SEPTAKey.org for more information.
Parking Options
Lansdale has more than 1,000 parking spaces available in town, to accommodate our full schedule of events and the many great retail and dining establishments in the borough.
Most notably, SEPTA's huge new 680-space, six-story garage is convenient and connected to the town center via an overhead covered walkway. Via the walkway, it's about 100 steps from your car to the courtyard of the Madison Station Apartments, and a short walk beyond that to all the amazing shops and restaurants in central Lansdale.
You can enter the garage through SEPTA's Lansdale Station surface lot off of Main Street, or from Fifth Street between Walnut and Kenilworth Streets. Follow the signs, or see the map below.
SEPTA has announced that it is reinstituting fees for surface and garage parking on September 25, 2024: $2 for surface lots, $4 for the Lansdale garage.
There are several designated municipal parking lots in the center of town, as well as metered and kiosk on-street parking along Main Street, Broad Street and Madison Street, as well as many side streets.
Explore the map and watch the video at Lansdale.org for more details of the hundreds of spots available in town.
We are convenient to Routes 309/Bethlehem Pike), 63/Welsh Road, 463/Horsham and Cowpath Roads, 202/Doylestown Road, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike/Northeast Extension.
We are a growing town -- which means every time you visit, you can expect something new. Unfortunately, that also means that construction and parking may occasionally be issues for visitors. Read on for the solutions.
Transit Options
If you can, consider taking SEPTA. The Lansdale/Doylestown line drops you off at Lansdale Station, right in the middle of all the action, no matter what the event of the day may be. And if you're spending an evening with us, it's a safe way to come and go. Bus Route 96 and Route 132 offer connecting service, with sheltered stops right across the street.
SEPTA recommends using the SEPTA Key card to obtain the best value. SEPTA Key is a reloadable, contactless chip card that offers a host of options for seamless travel and the self-serve flexibility of loading/reloading SEPTA fares to match your travel needs. The card costs $4.95, but when you register the card at SEPTAKey.org you will get this money back in your Travel Wallet to use for travel or for future purchases [restrictions apply]. Visit SEPTAKey.org for more information.
Parking Options
Lansdale has more than 1,000 parking spaces available in town, to accommodate our full schedule of events and the many great retail and dining establishments in the borough.
Most notably, SEPTA's huge new 680-space, six-story garage is convenient and connected to the town center via an overhead covered walkway. Via the walkway, it's about 100 steps from your car to the courtyard of the Madison Station Apartments, and a short walk beyond that to all the amazing shops and restaurants in central Lansdale.
You can enter the garage through SEPTA's Lansdale Station surface lot off of Main Street, or from Fifth Street between Walnut and Kenilworth Streets. Follow the signs, or see the map below.
SEPTA has announced that it is reinstituting fees for surface and garage parking on September 25, 2024: $2 for surface lots, $4 for the Lansdale garage.
There are several designated municipal parking lots in the center of town, as well as metered and kiosk on-street parking along Main Street, Broad Street and Madison Street, as well as many side streets.
Explore the map and watch the video at Lansdale.org for more details of the hundreds of spots available in town.
Driving Directions
From 476 North and Points South:
From PA-611 North/Willow Grove:
From Pennsylvania Turnpike/276, East or West:
From the Philadelphia area, Alternate Route (no tolls):
From 476 North and Points South:
- Take Interstate 476 North toward Plymouth Meeting (portions toll).
- Continue on the Pa. Turnpike portion of I-476 North for approximately 12 miles to Exit 31 (Lansdale).
- Turn east onto Sumneytown Pike. (A right turn from EZPass-only Exit 31A, or a left turn from Exit 31.)
- At second traffic light turn left onto Forty Foot Road.
- Travel about 2 miles and turn right onto Welsh Road/Main Street/Route 63.
- Go 2½ miles, passing Wood Street and Susquehanna Avenue on your right.
- Many events start and center on Railroad Plaza, adjacent to the SEPTA station on your left.
From PA-611 North/Willow Grove:
- Head North on PA-611/Easton Road.
- Turn left onto Maryland Road and make a quick left onto Computer Avenue.
- Turn right onto Welsh Road/Route 63.
- Continue for approximately 9½ miles, passing Broad Street, and crossing over the train tracks.
- Railroad Plaza (with the distinctive Kugel Ball) will be on your right.
From Pennsylvania Turnpike/276, East or West:
- Head toward the Northeast Extension (476 North at the MidCounty Plaza)
- Travel north to Exit 31 (Lansdale) and exit.
- Turn east onto Sumneytown Pike. (That's a right turn from EZPass-only Exit 31A, or a left turn from Exit 31.)
- At second traffic light turn left onto Forty Foot Road.
- Travel about 2 miles and turn right onto Welsh Road/Main Street/Route 63.
- Go 2½ miles, passing Wood Street and Susquehanna Avenue on your right.
- Many events start and center on Railroad Plaza, adjacent to the SEPTA station on your left.
From the Philadelphia area, Alternate Route (no tolls):
- Take Route 309 North from Mount Airy/Cheltenham area (connects to both Ogontz and Cheltenham Avenues).
- When the expressway ends, bear right before the light onto Lower State Road (follow signs for Route 63).
- Left turn onto 63/Welsh Road.
- Drive about 4 miles. Railroad Plaza will be on your right.
