A few questions, then we'll show you overnight parking lots people in Denver have added and confirmed themselves.
This list starts empty and grows as people add what they know. Every listing is reviewed before it goes live, and shows the date it was last confirmed.
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This narrows the list to lots near you.
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Some lots are hosted on faith-based property, others aren't. This narrows your list if it matters to you.
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Pick anything that matters to you. We'll only show lots that were tagged with these when added.
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This goes to review before it's visible to others, usually so a duplicate or bad address doesn't slip through.
Changes save to shared storage and update for everyone using this app right away.
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Denver used to have a centralized safe parking program, run through the Colorado Safe Parking Initiative with church lots and city funding. Centralized intake closed at the end of 2024 when funding ran out, so what's left is scattered regional contacts and word of mouth.
Nobody publishes a real-time list of open spots. What you see here is added by people directly, reviewed before it's shown, and dated so you can judge how fresh it is.
The longer-term goal is pushing for city-funded, secular, staffed lots with real security and a crisis worker on site, so faith-based property isn't the only option for people who can't or don't want to use it.
Enter the maintenance passphrase to review submissions and edit contacts. This is a light barrier, not real security.