Remote Parking

$15 a day looks odd at ABM, where most people just park outside the tiny terminal and walk in.

Remote Parking at Northern Peninsula Airport sits about 1 mile from the terminal, set up more like a small overflow field than a big-city economy garage. Daily rates run $15.00, and you can cap a longer stay at $75.00 per week, which undercuts leaving a vehicle kerbside for multiple days. For a regional strip with light traffic, this is the only option that prices weekly stays like a proper long-term lot.

A basic shuttle links the remote area to the terminal in roughly 15 minutes, with pick-ups advertised about every 30 minutes. That means you should plan on the full half-hour wait plus the short ride, so build a 45-minute cushion before check-in cut-off. The drive itself covers the 1-mile distance in just a few minutes; most of the time goes into waiting for the bus to loop back.

Think of this as a bare-bones remote lot: no covered parking, no EV chargers mentioned, and no multi-level structure, just open-air spaces at a lower price point than the main kerbside area. At $75.00 for seven days, you save roughly the cost of a short regional hop compared with paying day-by-day at closer-in spots. Ticketing and payment usually run through a single pay station or boom gate, so have a working card ready.

Practical play: if your bag drop closes 45–60 minutes before departure, aim to enter the Remote Parking lot a solid hour and a quarter ahead. That gives you 30 minutes for the shuttle cycle, 15 minutes for the ride, and a small buffer for a slow queue at the tiny ABM check-in desks.