Beverly Shores Town Beach Permit Parking Only - Beverly Shores, IN
About Beverly Shores Town Beach Permit Parking Only
Beverly Shores Town Beach is a unique location in the heart of Beverly Shores, Indiana, nestled within a National Park. Although it primarily serves residents with permit-only parking, this scenic spot offers a quiet, private environment near the beautiful lakefront. Note: Visitors cannot park here unless they are residents with a valid permit, but a nearby National Park lot is available for public parking.
This area isn’t a designated dog park, but it provides an accessible entry point to the lake for Beverly Shores residents looking to enjoy the shoreline with their dogs. Its proximity to pet-friendly trails and lake views is a highlight for those who can utilize the space. Wheelchair accessible parking is available, ensuring inclusivity for the local community. If you’re searching for a dog-friendly outing in Beverly Shores, residents will appreciate the peace and community atmosphere this spot provides.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, there is a wheelchair accessible parking lot.
- Is there a fee or membership required to enter? Yes, only Beverly Shores residents with a valid parking permit can park here.
- Where is the best place to park? Residents with permits may use the lot; visitors can park next door in the National Park lot.
Reviews
5 stars
It’s an empty parking lot, inside of a National Park, but you can’t park there unless you’re a resident of the rundown slum of Beverly Shores. It’s also right next to another parking lot, that is available to National Park visitors.
Time is July 4th they gave me a ticket for stopping all the bad people
This parking lot is permit parking only for the residents of the town of Beverly Shores. They have the unusual distinction of being a pre-existing town that is located within a National Park (formerly known as a National Lakeshore).
This is not public parking for the National Park, this lot is for the local residents and requires a permit. Please respect that distinction. We have been blessed to park next door in the National Park lot and join some of the Beverly residents on the beach and they are a fantastic community. God bless and thanks again from our entire family for the fellowship and sharing stories about the lakeshore.