A North Central College parking lot.

Parking

Visitor Parking

8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Visitors to campus during the business day may park in designated Visitor parking spaces on campus and no permit is required to be displayed. Visitor parking is located in Parking Lot D and the exterior spaces at the north entrance of the Parking Pavilion.

Campus Map

4:30 to 11 p.m. and Weekends

Visitors to campus during the evening hours and weekends may park in designated Visitor parking spaces on campus and no permit is required to be displayed. Visitor parking is located in Parking Lot D, and the Parking Pavilion 1st floor and exterior spaces at the north entrance of the Parking Pavilion. Additionally, Parking Lot A and Parking Lot J are available to visitors during this time. There is no overnight parking in visitor spaces after 11 p.m.

Campus Map

Current students, staff and faculty are not considered visitors for parking purposes.

If you are visiting a resident student overnight, a permit is required to be displayed. Please visit the Department of Campus Safety located in New Hall at 451 S. Brainard Street upon your arrival with the resident student. A permit will be issued at that time indicating the parking lot valid for that permit.  

Student Parking

All students are required to display a valid parking permit to park in designated campus lots. Information about pricing and permit availability may be found on The Hub.

A North Central College student walking from a parking lot to class.

General Parking

North Central College added a new parking pavilion on the south end of campus, near the intersection of Brainard Street and Highland Avenue, at 415 S. Brainard Street.

Project Goals

By constructing a parking pavilion on the south end of campus, the College aims to:

  • Increase the College’s overall on-campus parking capacity
  • Improve parking safety and convenience for students, faculty, staff and visitors
  • Increase on-campus parking capacity and efficiency for large campus events
  • Address on-street parking concerns within the neighborhood

There are several City of Naperville parking regulations that impact on-street parking throughout the College’s neighborhood. The Naperville Police Department routinely monitors and regulates street parking, which is permitted in specific areas and for a limited time (often no more than 4 hours at a time). The Naperville Police Department will issue parking citations for vehicles that violate the ordinances and will tow vehicles that block neighborhood driveways. Overnight street parking is not allowed between 2-5 a.m. It is the College’s intention to be good neighbors with the residents who live near campus.

The North Central College Parking Pavilion under construction.

Tailgating

The College understands that tailgating is an important part of the spectator experience and at times individuals/groups are interested in holding picnics on campus. North Central College’s tailgating & picnicking rules identified below are designed to enhance your safety, ensure that tailgating remains a part of the North Central College spectator experience for years to come and to allow guests to picnic on campus (with prior permission from the College).

All tailgating activities are to occur in the practice field located just west of Loomis Street and Porter Avenue. The tailgate lot will open at 10 a.m. on game days and close two hours after the conclusion of the game or 10 p.m.

For complete tailgating rules, please view the Athletics Visitor Information page.

Tailgating at North Central College

Contact Us

If you have general questions regarding parking on campus, please contact Campus Safety at 630-637-5826 or call the 24/7 hotline at 630-637-5911.

A North Central College Campus Safety squad car.