Best Truck Parking Apps and Platforms, for Drivers and Lot Owners

Truck Parking Club is a marketplace for truck parking on private land. FreightWaves reported 6,400+ locations in 50 states, used by drivers from 93 of the top 100 fleets (FreightWaves, as of Aug 2026).

Owners list under its Property Member Addendum, which lets Truck Parking Club withhold up to 30% of what drivers pay, all its fees included, and pays the rest by ACH within 30 days of collecting it (Truck Parking Club's Property Member Addendum, as of Nov 2026). Its terms require 30 days' notice to remove a listing (Truck Parking Club's Terms of Service, as of Nov 2026).

Drivers register an account and pay the listing price plus a Truck Parking Club service fee and taxes (Truck Parking Club's Terms of Service, as of Nov 2026). FreightWaves reported an optional Super Trucker membership at $9.99 a month (FreightWaves, as of Feb 2026).

Trucker Path is a navigation app for truck drivers with more than 1 million users. In June 2026 it added paid reservations for 50,000+ spots, averaging about $20 (Transport Topics, as of Jun 2026).

By October it listed 70,000+ reservable spots in the U.S. and Canada, after adding Safe Truck Parking's 5,750 spaces at 25 locations (FleetOwner, as of Oct 2026).

Drivers reserve inside the app. We found no published owner fee, payout schedule or pricing rule for parking operators (our search, Nov 2026).

Neighbor is a peer-to-peer marketplace for storage and parking. Renters request a space, and hosts have 24 hours to respond (Neighbor's help center, as of Feb 2023).

Neighbor charges the renter at the start of each rental period and pays the host at the end of it through Stripe, minus a 4.9% + $0.30 processing fee on each payout; the money reaches the bank in 2–3 business days (Neighbor's help center, as of Oct 2024). Renters pay a Neighbor service fee on top of the host's price (Neighbor's help center, as of Oct 2024).

Stackkly is a truck and trailer parking marketplace. Hosts set their prices and approve each request (Stackkly's FAQ, as of Nov 2026).

Renters pay a service fee on weekly and monthly payments, and Stackkly takes a service fee from host payouts without publishing the amount. Payouts generally arrive 3–7 business days after a reservation starts or renews (Stackkly's FAQ, as of Nov 2026).

SecurSpace is a marketplace for truck, trailer and container yard space. Suppliers set the reservation fee and confirm or reject each request; buyers register and pay through Stripe or Dwolla (SecurSpace's Terms of Use, as of Nov 2026).

SecurSpace charges suppliers a service fee on each reservation they confirm and pays the rest through Dwolla; its terms don't state the rate or the timing (SecurSpace's Terms of Use, as of Nov 2026).

Semiyard is a marketplace for truck and trailer parking. Listing is free, owners set nightly, weekly or monthly terms, and Semiyard says it doesn't inspect properties before they're listed (Semiyard's press release, as of Sep 2026).

Drivers pay the first and last month at booking, and all sales are final (Semiyard's refund policy, as of Nov 2026). Its parking policy says “We are authorized to change our prices anytime” (Semiyard's parking policy, as of Nov 2026). We found no published owner fee or payout schedule (our search, Nov 2026).

TA and Petro sell reserved and gated parking at their own travel centers. The gated parking fee is $25 ($30 at Ontario, Calif.); the first 2 hours are free, and drivers who buy 60+ gallons of fuel get up to 24 hours free (TA and Petro's gated parking terms, as of Nov 2026).

A Reserve-It booking waives the gate fee for the reserved period. TA lists 14 gated locations as active and 7 more on the way (TA and Petro's gated parking terms, as of Nov 2026).

It's TA's own parking: we found no way for outside owners to list (our search, Nov 2026).

Pilot and Flying J sell reserved Prime Parking spaces at their travel centers. Drivers book in the Pilot app, on the website, through guest services or in store, and since August 2026 they check in digitally instead of hanging a paper tag (CDLLife, as of Aug 2026).

Trucker Guide counted 390+ Prime Parking locations and found $17–$25 a night at the stores it sampled, with bobtails at $7–$15 (Trucker Guide, as of Oct 2026).

It's Pilot's own parking: we found no way for outside owners to list (our search, Nov 2026).

Park Graph is software a lot owner runs, not a marketplace. You post a Park Graph sign; drivers scan its QR code, pick their vehicle type, enter their trailer and DOT or MC number, and pay in the browser with no app or account.

You set daily, weekly and monthly prices and a space limit for each vehicle type, and monthly passes renew on their own. Starter is $0 a month and 10% of each payment (minimum $0.75); Pro is 5% plus $499/mo. Stripe's card fee applies on top. Payouts arrive 2 business days after each payment, once your first payout is released.

Park Graph lots are findable by AI assistants on every plan, and on Pro and Enterprise assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot can book them. Park Graph doesn't bring you a marketplace of drivers: it's your own register for walk-ups, regulars and drivers who find your sign, and you can list on marketplaces too.