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Busy venue at 94th and Lake City Way in front of the new location of NW Rockhounds, an established rock and mineral shop (opening Fall 2026). We have parking for your customers and will have an eating area available. 40,000 cars pass by daily. There is hardly any food competition in the immediate area so you will be the star! Rent starts at $1600 per month. Power and water are additional and will be determined based on usage.

$1600 per month

Ballard Gateway Food Truck Lot

Convenient parking lot space available in Ballard with quick access to Ballard Bridge, Interbay, Hwy 99, and downtown Seattle. This location is ideal for food trucks looking for an easy central base with strong neighborhood and route connectivity. The lot is well-positioned for operators who need a practical Seattle location for parking, staging, or daily access. Its Ballard location makes it a smart option for trucks serving the north Seattle market, downtown, or nearby industrial and commercial areas. Short term or long term Indoor storage for truck build outs also available. Best For Food truck parking. Staging between service locations. Central access to Ballard, Interbay, and downtown. Operators needing easy highway access. Highlights Prime Ballard location. Fast access to Ballard Bridge. Quick connection to Interbay and Hwy 99. Easy reach to downtown Seattle. Good option for local food truck operators.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a food truck cost in Seattle?: The cost of running a food truck involves many variables such permits, rental space, cost of goods, etc. You can get an estimate for how much a food truck costs using the Food Truck Calculator.
Are food trucks profitable in Seattle?: By carefully forecasting sales, optimizing your menu, engaging with customers, you can not only break even but also achieve long-term profitability. Read our guide on maximizing food truck profits to learn more.
What permits are required to park a food truck in Seattle?: Operators need a Mobile Food Vendor Permit from the City of Seattle. This includes compliance with health and safety regulations, and potentially a Central Preparation Facility agreement if you're preparing food off-site. Check out our guide on food truck licenses and permits to learn more.
What insurance is required for food trucks in Seattle?: Ensuring your food truck has the right insurance coverage is as important as perfecting your menu. Read our guide on food truck insurance to find out more.
What is the cost of parking a food truck in Seattle?: Costs vary depending on location. Public streets are generally less expensive than private properties or food parks, where fees may include a percentage of sales. Check out our guide on food truck parking costs.
Where can I park my food truck in Seattle?: FoodParks.io is a great place to find food truck spots for rent! You can also contact local food truck associations or food park operators. Read our guide on finding a food truck location for rent.
How do I list a parking lot, event, or empty space for rent in Seattle?: List your space for rent and receive applications from food trucks. Visit our create a listing page to get started.
How do I register my food truck in Seattle?: Registering your food truck gives you access to contact listing owners about renting their property. Visit our register a truck page to get started.