Official ORF long term parking costs $14–$30/day. Off-site lots start at $3.95/day.
Compare ORF Parking & SaveORF operates two official parking products: the Daily Parking Garage (Garages A–D) and the Hourly Lot (Garage A, Level 1). The Daily Garage is the designated long-term option — it is the cheapest, and all garages are within a short walk of the terminal. The Hourly Lot is priced for short stays and pickups. Rates increased on September 1, 2026.
All rates below come from Norfolk International's official parking page, rechecked October 2026. Note: ORF stopped accepting new parking reservations effective September 1, 2026 — official lots are now first-come, first-served.
| Option | Daily max | Access to terminal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Parking Garage (A–D) | $14 | Short walk | Long trips, best on-site value |
| Hourly Lot (Garage A, Level 1) | $30 | Short walk | Pickup / drop-off, short stays |
| Off-site lots (our partners) | From $3.95 | Free shuttle | Any trip length, best value |
Rates checked October 2026 against the official parking page at flyorf.com. Rates increased September 1, 2026. Rates subject to change; confirm before travel.
All of our vetted ORF parking partners, sorted alphabetically. Every rate below is lower than ORF's cheapest on-site option. The lot with the lowest price carries a "Cheapest" badge.
“Sleep Inn Lake Wright is the best deal near ORF. Under four dollars a day is unheard of. The shuttle runs on demand, and although you have to call ahead, it showed up right on time both ways. The lot is well-lit and staffed 24/7.”
“Delta Hotels by Marriott Norfolk Airport is a great choice if you want a reliable shuttle and a secure lot. The shuttle was on demand and arrived in ten minutes. Parking was $10 a day, which is still way cheaper than the airport garage.”
“Hampton Inn & Suites Norfolk-Airport is a solid pick. Parking for a week was $20, and the shuttle ran from 4 AM to midnight. The front desk was helpful, and the lot felt safe. Just be aware the shuttle is on request, so call when you land.”
“Econo Lodge Norfolk Airport is cheap at $7 a day, but the shuttle is temporarily suspended. I had to use Uber both ways, which added about $30 round trip. Factor that in and it is still cheaper than the garage, but less convenient.”
“Sleep Inn Lake Wright exceeded my expectations. For $3.95 a day, I expected a gravel lot, but it was paved and secure. The shuttle driver was friendly, and the whole process was smooth. I will definitely use this lot again.”
“Delta Hotels is a good option, but the shuttle is not 24/7. If you have a late-night return, you might need a rideshare. The lot itself is clean and well-maintained, and the $10 daily rate is fair.”
“Hampton Inn is my go-to for ORF. The extended parking rate of $20 per week is unbeatable, and the shuttle has always been on time. The hotel staff are courteous, and the lot feels secure. Highly recommend.”
“Motel 6 ORF Airport is a basic but affordable option. The lot is outdoor self-park, and the shuttle runs on a schedule. For the price, it does the job, but do not expect luxury.”
“Used Sleep Inn for a long weekend. The shuttle was prompt and the driver helped with my bags. The lot is behind the hotel, well-lit, and monitored. For under $4 a day, it is a steal.”
“Residence Inn Norfolk Airport offers self-parking at $10 a day, but there is no shuttle. If you have someone to drop you off, it is a good deal. The lot is secure and the hotel is clean. Just be aware of the shuttle situation.”
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On-site parking at ORF is convenient if you are parking in the Daily Garage and walking straight to the terminal. But even ORF's cheapest official option — the Daily Garage at $14/day — costs more than most off-site lots, and the Hourly Lot is priced for short stays, not week-long trips.
Norfolk International's official Daily Parking Garage costs $14 per day (effective September 2026), and the Hourly Lot is $30 per day. Off-site lots start at $3.95 per day with free shuttles. The Daily Garage is the cheapest official option.
The cheapest official option is the Daily Parking Garage at $14 per day. Off-site, Sleep Inn Lake Wright offers extended parking from $3.95 per day with a free shuttle (9 AM–10 PM on demand), making it the lowest-cost option overall.
Yes. Off-site long term parking near ORF starts at $3.95 per day, compared to $14 per day at the Daily Garage and $30 at the Hourly Lot. For a 7-day trip, that is a savings of roughly $70 to $182 depending on which on-site option you would otherwise use.
Book 1–2 weeks in advance for the best rates. ORF's official lots no longer accept new reservations as of September 2026 — they are first-come, first-served. Off-site lots accept reservations and popular hotel-based lots fill up during the summer and around the December holidays.
No. ORF does not offer free long term parking. The Daily Garage at $14 per day is the cheapest official option. There is a free Park & Wait Lot for active passenger pickup, but it is not intended for storing a vehicle during a trip.
ORF's official lots stopped accepting new parking reservations effective September 1, 2026. Existing reservations are honored, but new bookings are first-come, first-served. Off-site lots, including hotel-based parking, do accept advance bookings and most offer free cancellation.
Shuttle frequency varies by lot. Sleep Inn Lake Wright runs on demand from 9 AM to 10 PM (book 12 hours ahead), Hampton Inn runs 4 AM to midnight on request, and Delta Hotels runs on demand. Econo Lodge's shuttle is temporarily suspended — you would need a rideshare.
Econo Lodge Norfolk Airport is about 1.8 miles from the terminal, Delta Hotels is 2 miles away, and Motel 6 is 2.5 miles out. Sleep Inn Lake Wright sits 3.7 miles from ORF. Shuttle rides from these lots typically take 5–15 minutes.
For a 7-day trip, an off-site lot with a free shuttle is the best value — expect $3.95–$10 per day versus $14–$30 on-site. If you prefer to stay on airport property, the Daily Garage at $14 per day is the cheapest official option.