Inwood

At the northern tip of Manhattan between the Hudson and Harlem Rivers, Inwood mixes wooded hillsides with a lively neighborhood feel anchored by Inwood Hill Park, the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, and Columbia University’s Baker Athletics Complex. Drivers gravitate to Broadway, Dyckman Street, and 10th Avenue, where traffic can be steady near the Henry Hudson and Broadway bridges and around the 207th and 215th Street subway stations, so planning your arrival helps.

Street parking follows New York City rules, with alternate-side regulations on many residential blocks and metered spaces on busy commercial corridors, while a handful of garages cluster along 10th Avenue near West 215th to 218th Streets. The toughest spots are around the park entrances, Dyckman Street dining, and the athletic complex, so booking parking in advance turns a visit into a smoother, lower‑stress experience; always confirm current regulations and official guidance before you go to make the most of parking in Inwood.