What does parking cost on your day?
What it costs
The close-in lots cost money: Birch is $20 a day, Cedar and Spruce/Pine are $15, and Dogwood is $10 on Fridays through Sundays, Dec 28–31 and Presidents’ Day (Feb 15). Season lot passes are $125 for Cedar or Spruce/Pine and $360 for Birch.
How to park free
- Every other lot is free all the time, and parking lot shuttles bring you from the Willow, Willow Tail and Fir lots to the Base Lodge.
- Cedar, Dogwood and Spruce/Pine are free Monday through Thursday.
- Dogwood and Spruce/Pine are free if you have 3 or more people in the car.
- The S.N.O.W. Bus between town and the mountain is free.
Book or pay
Good to know
- Lot season passes don’t guarantee a spot, and Birch passes go only to last season’s Birch passholders.
- RVs and trailers can stay up to three nights in the Aspen Lot for $25 plus tax a night. Register at Lodging Check-In.
Where this comes from
- https://skiwhitefish.com/parking/, checked Nov 11, 2026
Rules change during the season. If the resort’s page says something different from ours, go by the resort.
Other resorts in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming
- Jackson HolePaidPaid: $18–45, free after 1pm at Ranch Lot · Teton Village, Wyoming
- Big SkyFreeFree, first come · paid reserved spots · Big Sky, Montana
- Bogus BasinFreeFirst come · no parking fee listed · Boise, Idaho
- Bridger BowlFreeFree, first come · Bozeman, Montana
- BrundageFreeFirst come · no parking fee listed · McCall, Idaho
- Grand TargheeFreeFree, first come · some paid rows on busy days · Alta, Wyoming
Every Idaho, Montana and Wyoming resort · Compare resorts by parking