Campus Map/Directions
Parking: Free, but limited. Stay cool. Plan ahead.
Parking is free — but limited — at Edmonds Community College. Allow time to find a parking space and consider using the less often used lots listed below. Students may park in any lot except those marked for staff (lots A, K, and P) or visitors and carpool spaces (in lot L). Tickets are issued for parking and vehicle violations. Parking enforcement hours are 6 a.m.-4 p.m., weekdays.
New: Parking stickers are required on student vehicles
Present your current EdPass to pick up a sticker in the following locations:
- Office of Student Life or College Store — Brier Hall
- Cashier's Office — First Floor, Lynnwood Hall
- CWU-Lynnwood, Snoqualmie Hall 105
- Campus Security, Woodway 217
Display the parking sticker in the driver's side front window, lower left corner.
Parking remains free and there is no cost for the stickers.
Smart Alternatives to Circling the Lots
Carpool
Twenty-nine carpool spaces in Lot L are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Apply for a permit at Security in Woodway Hall 214. Download carpool registration form. 
Parking Sweet Spots
These are the less popular college parking lots where you are more likely to find a space quickly.
- the corner of 196th St. SW and 68th Ave. W (across from Aloha Cafe)
- 64th Ave. W (midway between 196th St. SW and 200th St. SW.)
- ice arena parking across 68th Ave. W and parking at nearby Beresford and Monroe Halls
- north campus parking by the Maltby and Clearview Buildings
Ride the Bus
To ride Community Transit's buses, you now need an ORCA card. You can add ORCA bus pass benefits to your EdPass (college I.D.). It costs $10 (a one-time fee for the new EdPass/ORCA card) and $15 for the quarterly bus pass.
Ride Share
Visit www.rideshareonline.com for more ways to ease your commute.
Bike to the College
Bike lockers are available — $15 per quarter, first-come, first served. To get a locker, go to the Cashier’s Office in Lynnwood Hall. Then, bring your receipt to Security in Woodway Hall 214 to have your EdPass encoded with door lock access.
