Long Stay Parking

$14 per day covers both short and long stays at BTV.

Patrick Leahy Burlington International runs one main parking product: the multi-level garage next to the terminal, used for both short- and long-term parking. After 4 hours, the rate just converts to a flat $14 per day, so Long Stay Parking is essentially the same facility as short stay, just kept for your full trip.

The garage sits directly beside the terminal, about a 5-minute walk to both the North and South checkpoints. No shuttle loops, no extra transfer time to budget. If you land at midnight on a Sunday, your car is still within sight of the building, not in a remote field.

Pricing is straightforward: hourly until you hit 4 hours, then $14 per calendar day for long stays. That makes the cost easy to compare against a rideshare or cab, especially if you’re gone 3–7 days. For a week-long trip, expect roughly $98 plus tax, charged right at the exit gate.

The “Long Stay Parking” label here is mostly about how you use it, not a separate distant lot. BTV’s official parking page only lists this one covered garage for both short and long durations, and regulars just pick a level, park, and walk in. If you’re used to hunting for a cheaper satellite long-term lot at bigger airports, you can skip that search at BTV.

Pro tip: if you’re catching an early flight out of the North or South terminal, add a 10-minute buffer from garage entry to gate: 5 minutes to park and walk, 5 minutes to clear security.