Accessible Parking

Five-minute walk from car to Main terminal doors

Accessible Parking at Afton Municipal Airport (AFO) sits directly next to the Main terminal, so the walk runs about 5 minutes at a normal pace. If staying mobile is a concern, this is the shortest path from car to check-in and security. No shuttles, no waiting, just park, unload, and head straight to the entrance a few dozen yards away.

The rate runs $30 per day, which is higher than typical long-term lots at regional fields, but you are paying for proximity and accessible spaces beside the terminal. For a 3-day trip, budget around $90 plus any taxes or fees the airport adds. If your party includes someone using a wheelchair, cane, or walker, cutting out a 10–15 minute shuttle loop can be worth the extra spend.

This lot sits on the terminal side of the access road, so you roll your bags along a single sidewalk segment instead of crossing multiple lanes of traffic. The walk is about 5 minutes from the furthest stalls to the Main terminal doors, and closer to 2–3 minutes from the nearest accessible spaces when they are open. Load heavier bags near the curb, then move the car to a marked spot.

Payment typically follows the rest of AFO’s parking setup, with the $30 daily cap kicking in after the first 24 hours. If you are just dropping someone for same-day outpatient treatment or a same-day business hop, factor in at least one full calendar day of charges. Keep your ticket handy when you pull in; some smaller fields still use paper stubs at the exit booth.

Practical tip: Aim to arrive 20–30 minutes earlier than usual on busy mornings, so you have time to find one of the closer accessible spaces before the Main terminal’s first bank of departures leaves AFO.