University of Wisconsin - Stout

Parking Information

 

Campus parking:

Over 1,000 campus parking spaces are available within a four block walk of the Recreation/Athletic Complex.  These spaces are located in safe, secure, well lighted, police patrolled parking facilities.  It is strongly recommended that persons attending athletic events park in a campus parking lot rather than on a less secure city street.
 

Parking regulation:

All campus parking is regulated for valid permit or paid meter during hours of parking regulation.


 

Hours of regulation:

With the exception of Lot 4 (at 13th Ave, between the Recreation/Athletic Complex and Broadway St.), campus lots are regulated as follows:

Lot 4 is a residence hall parking area and is regulated for valid permit 24 hours per day from 9 PM Sunday night thought 1 PM Friday.  Persons attending athletic events may park in Lot 4 only on the weekend, from 1 PM Friday through 9 PM Sunday.
 

Valid parking spaces:

Valid parking spaces are defined as within striped pavement markings in a paved lot and head-in against a parking bumper block in an undeveloped lot.  Any area not specifically identified as a parking space, per the above, is a prohibited parking zone for any amount of time.  Take care to not park in reserved/restricted spaces which are regulated 24 hours every day.  Reserved/restricted spaces are signed restricting their use for a specific purpose, e.g. Disabled or Physical Plant.
 

Recommended parking areas:

During the day:  7 AM - 4 PM, Monday through Friday:

During the evening:  4 PM - 2 AM, Monday through Thursday:

Weekends:  Friday, 4 PM - Sunday, 9 PM:

Overnight parking:

Athletic Department visitors/recruits:

Individuals visiting Athletic Department offices/staff should stop by Parking Services (University Services Building, 817 S. Broadway) to pick up a visitor parking pass before parking.  If you are planning to arrive after office hours (7:45 AM - 4:30 PM) you should call Parking Services prior to your visit to request that a permit be mailed to your home address.  If you arrive after hours and haven't been able to pick up a permit, call the Parking Services help-line at 232-1792 to obtain information on overnight parking.
 

Loading/unloading:

Short term loading/unloading near athletic facilities requires authorization from Parking Services.  Contact the parking office prior to loading/unloading to obtain a permit.
 

Vendor parking:

Vendors needing to park near athletic events should contact the Physical Education and Athletics Department to receive authorization.  Athletics Department staff will coordinate the parking arrangements.

 

Disabled parking:

Standard ADA compliant parking spaces are provided in all campus parking lots.  If you have a need for more accessible parking than standard parking areas provide, please call Parking Services at (715) 232-1792 to arrange the accommodation that meets your needs.

 

Bus parking:

Buses are prohibited from parking in any area where their presence will block a drive lane, fire lane, walkway, or create a visual obstruction or hazard to either vehicular or pedestrian traffic.  Bus operators should contact Parking Services to receive instructions on appropriate parking areas.  Parking for team buses in special areas may be arranged by contacting either the Athletic Department or Parking Services.  Smaller busses may park in a parking lot within two "head to head" parking spaces if the bus fits within the striped limits of the parking space and doesn't project into the drive lanes.