$3.65 Historic Edgefield Nashville Parking
Parking in Historic Edgefield Nashville
Looking for cheap and affordable parking in Historic Edgefield Nashville? On Air Parking offers a parking deal you can only get from us, with our low rates beginning at merely $3.65/day*!
Our parking is guaranteed, and there are absolutely no questions asked should you need to cancel or request a refund. Cancellation is FREE up to start date. Purchase your affordable parking today!
To learn more about our fantastic parking offer in Historic Edgefield, keep reading! ***On Air Parking prices begin at the low price of $3.65. Holiday fees and parking overflow charges could apply to your purchase.***
FAQ
What's the address of your parking lot?
You should receive an email within 10 minutes of your purchase with the parking facility's name and address at which you'll be parking. If it's hard to pull up the address on your GPS or maps, we suggest checking our partner facilities' website (by Googling their name) or calling their number provided in your reservation.
What is your cancellation policy?
We appreciate you giving us a chance, and know this isn't how you're used to purchasing parking. That's why we offer free parking reservation cancellations, up to start date — no questions asked.
What’s in the Neighborhood?
Country Music Hall of Fame
Grand Ole Opry
Ryman Auditorium
The Parthenon
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
Frist Art Museum
Johnny Cash Museum
Need Help Making Your Reservation?
For any parking reservation questions you might have, please contact our Parking Reservation Specialists at 424-532-8940 from 10 am to 7 pm EST or email hello@onairparking.com.
If you have any feedback, please let us know. We’re here to make your travels easy and affordable, so keep in touch and let us know all about your experience with our 5-star parking services!
About Historic Edgefield
Historic Edgefield is one of Nashville’s oldest communities. Mansions and elaborate homes began springing up in the early 1800’s until a bridge was built over the Cumberland River, thus connecting downtown Nashville with East Nashville. Edgefield was once the most desirable neighborhood in town, and even the infamous Jesse James lived in this community in the late 1800s.
Today, Historic Edgefield is home to several restaurants and shops, yet a boom in population prompted the city of Nashville to protect the historic relevance of the neighborhood by limiting commercial growth. The result keeps Edgefield’s residential elegance intact. Many of the mansions from years past still stand. Edgefield is a great place to immerse yourself in Nashville’s history.