Parking fees at Panama City Beach (and other resorts that might have free parking)

[schoolmarm]

I had a guest ask if the parking is FREE at PCB....I couldn't find any info here or on Wyndham's page about parking. I know they have a ramp. Is there a charge for parking?

I know that lots of resorts have free parking--Nashville, Old Town Alexandria, Williamsburg, Bonnet Creek, Star Island, Flagstaff, etc.
I know that lots of metro areas charge--Atlanta, New Orleans, National Harbor, NYC, Margaritaville Nashville. etc.

Panama City Beach? Hoping it's free.

 

[bnoble]

If you call the resort, they can tell you definitively.

 

[Sandi Bo]

PCB is free. And plentiful.

 

[troy12n]

Parking is free at PCB. I will say there is usually plenty of space in the garage, but sometimes it fills up and you have to park in a lot behind the garage. But that's pretty rare. The spaces are a little on the smallish side, FYI. If you are driving a big truck or big SUV, you may have a tight fit. I drove my truck there once and wont again, wife's car fits much better. Parking is across the street from the resort, there is a covered walkway over the street which takes you from the garage/check-in building to the resort towers.

Also, while we are at it, I have not stayed at every Florida resort, but I have stayed at most of them.

To my knowledge parking is free at EVERY Florida resort, except Majestic Sun, which charges like $5/day with in-out privilages. Some resorts will limit you to one vehicle per suite though. Clearwater Beach is one of those. I think PCB may too. Any resort which has a parking garage could... but the only one I've had a need to try this at is Clearwater, and they definitely charge you if you need to park more than 1 vehicle.

 

[nerk01]

My last stay at Majestic Sun didn't charge anything, but that was two years ago.

 

[Sandi Bo]

Ocean Walk (Daytona Beach) allows parking for one vehicle - regardless of room size, I think. Maybe on the 4BR they've given us 2, fuzzy memory now. If they are slow, esp during the week, they may give you an extra pass. But they are very careful not to be too generous. If you come back to the resort late at night, and they are busy, parking in the garage is challenging. There is parking across the street (at the convention center), you pay for it (reasonable). You can park an RV over there. In and out privileges. There is free on the street parking, not much, well marked. If you are brave. My nephew parked his conversion van on the street (not something I would recommend).