Short Stay Parking

Five-minute walk from the terminal, nothing fancy, just parking

Short Stay Parking at Robert L. Bradshaw International runs at $20.00 per day and sits directly next to the terminal, so you’re on the curb in about a 5-minute walk. SKB is a small field with light car traffic, so this lot feels more like general terminal parking than a separate premium product.

Pricing is simple: $20.00 daily or a $140.00 weekly cap, so day eight costs the same as day seven. That weekly rate undercuts paying day-by-day after a full week, so once you hit seven days, you’re effectively on flat pricing. Paying for an extra day on top of a week usually doesn’t make sense versus arranging a ride.

The lot is marked as Short Stay, but based on how small SKB is, most drivers just treat it as regular parking right by the terminal. You park on surface spaces, walk your bags across a short access road, and you’re at check-in in roughly 5 minutes. There’s no shuttle, no tiered zones, and no separate long-stay field documented in airport materials.

There are no widely reported complaints or “pro tips” online for SKB’s Short Stay Parking, which tracks with an airport that only sees a handful of departures per hour. With that in mind, don’t overthink it: drive up, use this lot, pay the $20.00 daily or $140.00 weekly rate, and walk to the terminal. One tip: on busy weekend departures, arrive an extra 15–20 minutes early to hunt for a closer space before check-in lines build.