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Secure, professional fleet parking across the Vail Valley and I-70 corridor

John Davis, Content Writer at Wins ParkingWritten by , Content Writer

Wins Parking operates its own monthly parking lots in Colorado's Eagle County, starting with the gated lot across from Eagle County Regional Airport in Gypsum. It serves a 150-mile area around 20 major U.S. airports, takes design, build and management projects in all 50 states, and publishes local construction, paving, striping, sealcoating and management guides for 26 U.S. metros. New York is the most expensive metro to build in and Phoenix the least, by our estimates.

Last updated October 2026 by John Davis, Wins Parking. Registry figures in the tables were checked September 2026. Metro population is a rounded Census estimate and each permit authority is the official city or county office. Local cost differences, construction ranges and permit review times are Wins Parking estimates.

Areas we serve

Which areas does Wins Parking serve?

Wins Parking serves a 150-mile area around 20 major U.S. airports, from Seattle to Miami, and takes design, build and management projects in all 50 states.

Vail Valley HQ · 2 Wins lots
Wins-run lots150-mile service area around a major airportProjects in all 50 states
  • Denver, CO

    DEN

    Denver International Airport

    8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, CO 80249

    • Gaylord Rockies Resort4.8 mi
    • Phillips 662.7 mi
    Denver parking guide
  • Phoenix, AZ

    PHX

    Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

    3400 Sky Harbor Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85034

    • Phoenix Zoo3.8 mi
    • Shell2.3 mi
    Phoenix parking guide
  • Salt Lake City, UT

    SLC

    Salt Lake City International Airport

    3920 W Terminal Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84122

    • Temple Square4.7 mi
    • Love’s Travel Stop2.4 mi
    Salt Lake City parking guide
  • Boise, ID

    BOI

    Boise Airport

    3201 W Airport Way, Boise, ID 83705

    • Zoo Boise3.3 mi
    • TA Travel Center1.0 mi
    Boise parking guide
  • Dallas, TX

    DFW

    Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

    2400 Aviation Dr, DFW Airport, TX 75261

    • Grapevine Mills5.1 mi
    • DFW Mart Shell2.7 mi
    Dallas parking guide
  • Austin, TX

    AUS

    Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

    3600 Presidential Blvd, Austin, TX 78719

    • Circuit of The Americas4.5 mi
    • Exxon / 7-Eleven2.0 mi
    Austin parking guide
  • Houston, TX

    IAH

    George Bush Intercontinental Airport

    2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032

    • Deerbrook Mall4.4 mi
    • Exxon3.0 mi
    Houston parking guide
  • Atlanta, GA

    ATL

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

    6000 N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30320

    • Camp Creek Marketplace4.4 mi
    • RaceTrac2.0 mi
    Atlanta parking guide
  • Miami, FL

    MIA

    Miami International Airport

    2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142

    • Versailles Restaurant2.6 mi
    • Exxon1.3 mi
    Miami parking guide
  • Las Vegas, NV

    LAS

    Harry Reid International Airport

    5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

    • Bellagio Hotel & Casino2.6 mi
    • ARCO1.2 mi
    Las Vegas parking guide
  • Los Angeles, CA

    LAX

    Los Angeles International Airport

    1 World Way, Los Angeles, CA 90045

    • In-N-Out Burger0.9 mi
    • ARCO ampm1.9 mi
    Los Angeles parking guide
  • San Diego, CA

    SAN

    San Diego International Airport

    3225 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101

    • Balboa Park2.6 mi
    • Summit Gasoline2.0 mi
    San Diego parking guide
  • Seattle, WA

    SEA

    Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

    17801 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98158

    • Westfield Southcenter2.5 mi
    • SeaTac 761.8 mi
    Seattle parking guide
  • Portland, OR

    PDX

    Portland International Airport

    7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218

    • IKEA Portland2.1 mi
    • PDX Travel Center (7-Eleven)0.9 mi
    Portland parking guide
  • Chicago, IL

    ORD

    Chicago O’Hare International Airport

    10000 W O’Hare Ave, Chicago, IL 60666

    • Fashion Outlets of Chicago2.2 mi
    • O’Hare BP2.2 mi
    Chicago parking guide
  • Minneapolis, MN

    MSP

    Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport

    4300 Glumack Dr, St Paul, MN 55111

    • Mall of America2.5 mi
    • Holiday1.5 mi
    Minneapolis parking guide
  • Nashville, TN

    BNA

    Nashville International Airport

    1 Terminal Dr, Nashville, TN 37214

    • Nashville Zoo at Grassmere4.4 mi
    • Speedway2.4 mi
    Nashville parking guide
  • Charlotte, NC

    CLT

    Charlotte Douglas International Airport

    5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy, Charlotte, NC 28208

    • Charlotte Premium Outlets3.5 mi
    • Love’s Travel Stop3.1 mi
    Charlotte parking guide
  • Columbus, OH

    CMH

    John Glenn Columbus International Airport

    4600 International Gateway, Columbus, OH 43219

    • Easton Town Center3.8 mi
    • Turkey Hill2.8 mi
    Columbus parking guide
  • Indianapolis, IN

    IND

    Indianapolis International Airport

    7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46241

    • Indianapolis Motor Speedway6.2 mi
    Indianapolis parking guide

Each circle is a 150-mile radius around the airport. Landmarks are nearby reference points with driving distance from the airport; they are not Wins Parking lots or partners. Wins Parking's own monthly parking lots are in Eagle County, Colorado.

Northeast metro guides: Baltimore, MD; Boston, MA; New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Washington, DC. These 6 metros are not airport service areas and are not circles on the map. Wins Parking quotes projects there one site at a time, as part of its work in all 50 states.

What does Wins Parking offer in Eagle County and the Vail Valley?

Our headquarters region stretches from Glenwood Springs to Vail Pass along the I-70 corridor — one of the highest-demand parking markets in the Rocky Mountain West. Eagle County attracts over 3 million visitors annually for skiing at Vail and Beaver Creek, summer mountain recreation, and business travel through Eagle County Airport (EGE). This demand creates year-round parking pressure on contractors, airport employees, resort workers, and commercial fleets who need secure, affordable vehicle storage.

Our headquarters region includes our private monthly lot directly across from Eagle County Airport (EGE), Edwards Stone Yard contractor parking, and service coverage from Glenwood Springs through Frisco. Our Edwards Contractor Yard at 33885 US-6 serves construction crews, trades, and service companies working across Beaver Creek, Avon, and Vail. The facility handles heavy equipment, commercial vehicles, and fleet staging with 24/7 access for zone holders, LPR-tracked entry and exit, and yard zones for businesses from $1,250 a month. For airport-adjacent operations, our Gypsum facility at 60 Spring Creek Road provides fleet parking minutes from EGE — ideal for airline employees, rental car overflow, and travelers seeking affordable long-term parking across from the airport entrance.

Does Wins Parking cover Summit County and the I-70 corridor?

Summit County is Colorado's busiest ski destination, with Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Arapahoe Basin drawing millions of visitors during winter and summer seasons. Parking demand peaks during ski season weekends and holiday periods, but commercial and fleet parking needs persist year-round. Our Frisco and Silverthorne coverage areas serve contractors, delivery fleets, and businesses operating along the I-70 corridor from the Eisenhower Tunnel to the Vail Valley.

Silverthorne sits at the crossroads of I-70 and Highway 9, making it a natural staging point for operations serving multiple mountain communities. Frisco's central Summit County position provides access to Breckenridge, Keystone, and Copper Mountain — three of Colorado's top ski resorts. As these communities grow and construction booms continue, the demand for secure commercial parking with flexible terms continues to climb. Reserve a permit at any of our locations.

Does Wins Parking serve Denver and the Front Range?

Colorado's Front Range corridor from Fort Collins through Denver to Colorado Springs is home to over 4 million people and growing. Denver International Airport (DEN) is one of the busiest airports in the country, driving massive demand for off-site parking. The city's booming apartment market has more than 40,000 units under construction, and most new buildings have surplus parking capacity that generates zero revenue. Wins Parking works with Denver metro property owners — apartment and condo buildings, commercial offices, medical facilities, and event venues — to professionalize parking operations and unlock revenue from underutilized spaces.

Boulder, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs each have distinct parking dynamics shaped by universities, tech corridors, military installations, and tourism. These markets share a common need: professional parking management with transparent pricing, modern technology, and flexible contract terms. Our three-tier management model — Full Service, Tech + Processing, and Monthly Permits — adapts to any property type across the Front Range. Whether you own a 50-space office lot in Boulder or a 500-space mixed-use development in Denver, our technology stack and revenue share approach deliver results.

Is Wins Parking expanding across the Mountain West?

Beyond Colorado, Wins Parking already serves a 150-mile area around 20 major U.S. airports and takes projects in all 50 states. In the mountains, it is expanding into Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and New Mexico — markets where mountain tourism, outdoor recreation, and regional airports create strong parking demand. Park City, Jackson Hole, Big Sky, and Taos share the same seasonal intensity and operational challenges as the Vail Valley. Our mountain-native team brings expertise in snow operations, altitude logistics, and resort-cycle demand that flat-land operators cannot replicate. Whether you need fleet parking in Eagle County or want to explore management partnerships for a property anywhere in the Mountain West, our team is ready to help.

Eagle County Airport location: the private lot across from the terminal entrance.

The Eagle County Airport location is Wins Parking, 60 Spring Creek Road, Gypsum, CO 81637, directly across from the Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) entrance, open to permit holders 24 hours a day and under two minutes by car from the terminal.

Finding it is simple. From the terminal, head north on Cooley Mesa Road and turn right onto Spring Creek Road; the gated lot is just ahead on the left. From I-70, take Exit 140 for Gypsum, follow US-6 south about 1.5 miles, and turn left onto Spring Creek Road. Either way you are at the gate in under five minutes from the interstate and under two minutes from the terminal curb.

At the gate there is no booth and no ticket. The LPR camera reads a registered plate and the arm lifts; unregistered vehicles do not get in. Inside, expect a fenced, fully LED-lit lot with 24/7 AI cameras, plowed drive lanes in winter, and marked standard and XL stalls. Permit holders have access around the clock, every day, which matters for 5 a.m. departures and midnight arrivals. It is the private lot across from EGE and the gated parking near Eagle County Airport that regular flyers use instead of the terminal lots.

Pricing is flat: $210 a month for a standard space, no taxes or fees added, with a three-month initial term, and XL spaces from $225 to $265. See how that stacks up against the airport's posted rates as of June 2026 at Wins Parking vs. the airport lots, the Eagle County Airport parking alternative in one table, or reserve a space.

Where exactly is Wins Parking relative to Eagle County Airport?
Directly across the street from the airport entrance. The address is 60 Spring Creek Road, Gypsum, CO 81637, on the south side of the Gypsum roundabout; from the terminal you head north on Cooley Mesa Road, turn right onto Spring Creek Road, and the gated lot is just ahead on the left, under two minutes from the terminal curb.
Is the Gypsum lot open 24 hours?
Yes, for permit holders. The license plate recognition gate operates around the clock, so registered vehicles can enter and leave at any hour, every day of the year. There is no attendant to wait for and no posted closing time; 24/7 AI cameras and full LED lighting cover the lot overnight.

Why Choose Wins Parking?

Strategic Locations

Positioned for optimal access to your job sites

Volume Discounts

From $180/space for 16+ vehicles

Commercial Grade

Infrastructure built for working fleets

Professional Security

Controlled access protects your investment

Parking Services by City

Localized cost ranges, permit timelines, and written quotes for parking lot construction, paving, striping, sealcoating, and management in 26 top US metros.

Which metros does Wins Parking publish local parking guides for?

Wins Parking publishes local guides for 26 metros across 7 regions, from New York (about 20 million people) to Boise (about 795,000). Each metro has five service pages, 130 in all, covering construction, paving, striping, sealcoating and management.

Parking lot construction cost and permitting by metro, 26 metros, as of September 2026
MetroRegionMetro population (Census, approx.)Cost vs national (est.)New-lot construction per sq ft (est.)Permit authorityPermit review (est.)
New York, NYNortheast20 million+28%$4.16–$9.60NYC Department of Buildings12–20 weeks
Los Angeles, CAWest Coast13 million+22%$3.96–$9.15Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety12–20 weeks
Chicago, ILMidwest9.5 million+8%$3.51–$8.10Chicago Department of Buildings10–16 weeks
Dallas, TXSouth7.7 million+2%$3.31–$7.65Dallas Sustainable Development and Construction8–14 weeks
Houston, TXSouth7.3 million+4%$3.38–$7.80Houston Permitting Center6–10 weeks
Washington, DCNortheast6.5 million+15%$3.74–$8.63DC Department of Buildings10–16 weeks
Philadelphia, PANortheast6.3 million+12%$3.64–$8.40Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections8–14 weeks
Atlanta, GASoutheast6.3 million+1%$3.28–$7.58Atlanta Office of Zoning and Development8–12 weeks
Miami, FLSoutheast6.2 million+9%$3.54–$8.18Miami-Dade Permitting, Environment and Regulatory Affairs10–16 weeks
Boston, MANortheast5.0 million+22%$3.96–$9.15Boston Inspectional Services Department10–16 weeks
Phoenix, AZSouthwest5.0 million-4%$3.12–$7.20Phoenix Planning and Development6–10 weeks
Seattle, WAWest Coast4.0 million+15%$3.74–$8.63Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections12–20 weeks
Minneapolis, MNMidwest3.7 million+5%$3.41–$7.88Minneapolis Community Planning and Economic Development8–14 weeks
San Diego, CAWest Coast3.3 million+17%$3.80–$8.77San Diego Development Services Department10–18 weeks
Denver, COMountain West3.0 million+6%$3.45–$7.95Denver Community Planning and Development8–12 weeks
Baltimore, MDNortheast2.9 million+6%$3.45–$7.95Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development8–12 weeks
Charlotte, NCSoutheast2.8 million+1%$3.28–$7.58Charlotte Planning, Design and Development8–12 weeks
Portland, ORWest Coast2.5 million+12%$3.64–$8.40Portland Bureau of Development Services10–16 weeks
Austin, TXSouth2.5 million+7%$3.48–$8.03Austin Development Services Department10–18 weeks
Pittsburgh, PANortheast2.4 million+2%$3.31–$7.65Pittsburgh Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections8–12 weeks
Las Vegas, NVSouthwest2.3 million+2%$3.31–$7.65Clark County Building and Fire Prevention6–10 weeks
Columbus, OHMidwest2.1 million+2%$3.31–$7.65Columbus Building and Zoning Services8–12 weeks
Indianapolis, INMidwest2.1 million-1%$3.22–$7.42Indianapolis Department of Business and Neighborhood Services6–10 weeks
Nashville, TNSouth2.0 millionAt national average$3.25–$7.50Metro Nashville Codes Department8–12 weeks
Salt Lake City, UTMountain West1.3 million+3%$3.35–$7.73Salt Lake City Planning Division8–12 weeks
Boise, IDMountain West795,000-2%$3.19–$7.35Boise Planning and Development Services6–10 weeks

Population is a rounded Census metro estimate; permit authorities are official offices. Cost differences, construction ranges and review times are Wins Parking estimates, not quotes or agency commitments.

Local construction costs swing widely around the national baseline of $3.25–$7.50 per square foot for new full-depth lots. New York runs about 28% above it in our estimates, driven mainly by labor rates and local permitting rules, while Phoenix runs 4% below. Permit review is usually the longer pole: our estimates range from six weeks to about five months.

Where does Wins Parking operate its own parking lots?

Wins Parking operates its own lots in Eagle County, Colorado. The flagship is a fenced, gated lot at 60 Spring Creek Road in Gypsum, directly across from the Eagle County Regional Airport entrance, where travelers, residents and businesses rent reserved monthly spaces with license plate recognition entry.

Edwards serves local businesses and fleets, and the Vail Valley and I-70 corridor pages explain the options for seasonal workers, contractors and second-home owners. Outside Colorado, Wins Parking works with property owners to design, build and manage lots rather than renting spaces directly to the public.

Which metros cost the most to build a parking lot in?

New York (+28%), Los Angeles (+22%), Boston (+22%) are the most expensive metros in our estimates. 4 of the 26 metros are on the West Coast, and all of them sit well above the national baseline because of labor rates, stormwater rules and green-building overlays.

Phoenix, Boise, Indianapolis come in below the national baseline, helped by abundant contractors, simpler review and lower land-development fees. Most Southeast and Midwest metros land within a few percent of average.

These differences apply to labor and technology costs; materials move with regional asphalt and aggregate prices. The state cost benchmarks on this site cover material and climate differences for all 50 states.

How long does parking lot permitting take in a large metro?

Parking lot permitting in a large metro usually takes six to twelve weeks for a straightforward commercial site plan, and longer where coastal, floodplain, tree-preservation or green-building overlays apply. Those overlay reviews are what push Los Angeles, Seattle and Austin toward four or five months in our estimates.

Any project that disturbs an acre or more also needs construction stormwater coverage under the EPA Construction General Permit or the state's equivalent program, and every new lot must include accessible stalls and routes that meet the ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Filing a complete package, with drainage calculations and an accessible-route plan, is the most reliable way to avoid a second review cycle.

What do owners ask about Wins Parking locations?

Where are Wins Parking's own parking lots?
Wins Parking's own lots are in Eagle County, Colorado, led by the gated lot at 60 Spring Creek Road in Gypsum, directly across from the Eagle County Regional Airport entrance. Spaces are reserved monthly permits with license plate recognition entry.
Which cities does Wins Parking have local guides for?
Wins Parking publishes local guides for 26 metros, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston. Each metro has pages for construction, paving, striping, sealcoating and management.
Which city is most expensive for parking lot construction?
New York is the most expensive metro in our estimates, about 28% above the national baseline, and Phoenix is the least expensive at 4% below. These are Wins Parking estimates, not bids.
Does Wins Parking work outside Colorado?
Yes. Wins Parking serves a 150-mile area around 20 major U.S. airports, from Seattle to Miami, and designs, builds and manages parking for property owners, HOAs, hotels and businesses in all 50 states. Public monthly permit rentals are currently offered at the Colorado lots.

What sources back the figures on this page?

Public sources for the facts on this page are listed below. Anything not backed by a listed source is labeled as a Wins Parking estimate.

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