Cleveland - RV parking, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Just left the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and wanted to update this thread! This is the lot referenced on the HOF website but we found the directions inadequate.

We have a 45' rig towing a jeep. This lot would work (assuming there is no game at the stadium) for any sized rig.

Address that Google Maps showed as we were in the lot showed Northcoast Harbor Parking 515 Erieside Avenue Cleveland, OH 44114

As you pull into the Hall of Fame, the Hall will be directly in front of you behind huge red Long Live Rock sign.

Turn LEFT as you dead end into the hall.

Go past the science museum and turn RIGHT at the next road. It is immediately after a statue tribute to Firefighters on your right and immediately before the stadium.

At the end of this road you will basically dead end (small jog to the left) into a parking lot with a small pay booth and a good sized turn around inside.

Go through the booth and park anywhere. We were here in July 2020 during COVID so crowds were down and plenty of room to park.

Note the info on the sign on the pay booth to download the app to pay for parking. It takes a minute to set up your account but it is very and easy. Only charged me around $10.

Hope that helps someone!

I parked at a lot right across from Browns Stadium in 2012. It is plenty big enough for your Trailer and Suburban. It was $5.00 back then. I don't know what it is now.

Bob in Calif.

I parked at a lot right across from Browns Stadium in 2012. It is plenty big enough for your Trailer and Suburban. It was $5.00 back then. I don't know what it is now.

Bob in Calif.

I just visited the hall of fame last night.. What a unique and cool place !..

To answer your question , the lot mentioned above looked pretty empty , BUT there was NO sports in town last night either.... Depending on when you visit , if during football season , the Browns stadium is smack next to the hall of fame , only separated by a small museum of science ., .

Burke Lakefront airport has a fairly large parking lot within walking distance of the hall of fame. I haven't been there for a few years, but the last time I was there (on a weekend) the lot was mostly empty.