If you run a box truck, work van or cargo trailer around Broward County, the parking scramble is a daily thing. The driveway is too short. The street is posted against trucks. The yard you counted on is on the far side of the county. For contractors, commercial drivers and small fleets working out of Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale, it comes down to one question: where can I park a box truck month to month, without signing a long-term contract?
That is what this page answers. It walks through the questions truck, van and trailer owners ask most about parking at Qualcon Spaces in Hollywood - month-to-month terms, gated access and cameras, cost, space size, the 30-day notice, and how fast you can reserve. Straight answers, no runaround.
Which Qualcon Spaces lot can I use for a truck or trailer?
Only one: Hollywood, at 1724 Buchanan St, Hollywood, FL. It is the only Qualcon Spaces lot for trucks, box trucks, work vans and RVs. Boats and trailers are welcome there too.
It is worth saying clearly: our Riviera Beach lot at 3551 Avenue E does not accept trucks or box trucks. Riviera Beach is for boats on trailers, utility and cargo trailers, and passenger vehicles only. If what you are parking is a commercial truck, box truck, work van or RV, Hollywood is the location you want.
The Hollywood lot gives you 24-hour gated access, a paved surface and camera-monitored grounds. It sits about 10 minutes from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and Port Everglades, which matters if your work runs through the port, the airport corridor, or the warehouses and job sites that feed off both.
What can I park at the Hollywood lot?
The Hollywood lot takes the vehicles that are hardest to place anywhere else:
- Box trucks, from standard units up to longer trucks that need a 10x30 ft space.
- Work vans and cargo vans, including the bigger high-roof models.
- Utility and cargo trailers, hitched or detached.
- RVs and campers that need a reserved, gated spot.
- Boats on trailers and passenger vehicles.
That mix is the point. If you are a contractor with a box truck and a trailer, a courier running a cargo van, or a small fleet with a few vehicles and nowhere to stage them, the Hollywood lot handles all of it in one place. You are not juggling three yards for three vehicles.
Can I park month to month?
Yes. Parking at Hollywood is month to month. There is no long-term contract to sign and no season to commit to. You reserve a space, you park, and you keep it for as long as it is useful to you - a single job, a busy stretch, a year, or longer.
That matters for the way contractors and small fleets actually work. Job schedules shift. A route changes. A truck comes off the road for a few weeks. Month-to-month parking keeps your options open instead of locking you into a term that outlasts the need. You are not betting on a year of work to justify a year of parking.
When you are ready to move on, the exit is simple too: give 30 days' notice and you are done. No long goodbye, no renegotiation, no penalty for leaving.
Is the lot gated and camera-monitored?
Yes. The Hollywood lot has 24-hour gated access and camera-monitored grounds. The surface is paved, so your truck, van or trailer sits on a hard, level surface rather than dirt or grass.
Here is what that looks like in practice:
- Access is controlled around the clock by a gate, so the lot is not open to whoever wanders in.
- Cameras monitor the grounds, adding a record of activity on the property.
- The lot is paved and maintained, which keeps you out of the mud and makes it easier to hook up, pull out and maneuver.
For anyone who has parked a box truck on the street or in an unmanaged yard, the difference is obvious. A gated, monitored lot protects your vehicle and the gear inside it, and it means the space you reserved is still there when you come back for it. You are not hoping the corner is still open, or finding your trailer moved or your equipment exposed. Your spot is your spot, all day, every day.
What does parking cost?
Straightforward pricing, the same month to month, at two sizes:
- $250 per month for a 10x20 ft space.
- $325 per month for a 10x30 ft space.
- Or $20 per day if you need a spot short term.
Sales tax applies. There is no long-term contract - you are paying month to month, so the price is the price of a month of parking, not the first installment of a year-long deal.
If you are weighing per-day against per-month: a month at $250 works out to well under the daily rate over the same stretch, so for anything that will sit more than a couple of weeks, the monthly space is the better value. The $20 per day option is there for the short stays - a few days between jobs, a truck in transit, or a vehicle you are holding near the port or the airport. Either way, the number is clear up front, and you choose the term that matches the job.
Which space size do I need - 10x20 or 10x30?
It depends on what you are parking and how much room you want around it.
A 10x20 ft space ($250 per month) fits a work van, a standard box truck, a cargo trailer, or a passenger vehicle with room to spare. It is the right choice if you are parking one vehicle and simply want it off the street, behind a gate, in a reserved spot.
A 10x30 ft space ($325 per month) gives you a longer footprint. Choose it for a larger box truck, a truck paired with a trailer, a longer utility trailer, or an RV. The extra ten feet of length is what you want when the vehicle is long, when you want to keep a trailer hitched, or when you want more clearance for backing in and pulling out.
A quick way to decide: measure your vehicle's overall length, including anything hitch-mounted, and pick the space that leaves you comfortable slack at both ends. If you are between sizes, go larger. An oversized spot is a small monthly difference; a truck that does not fit is a daily headache.
How does the 30-day notice work?
It is exactly what it sounds like. Because parking is month to month, you simply give 30 days' notice when you want to end it. If you decide on the 5th that you no longer need the space, give notice and your parking runs through the same point 30 days later.
Nothing complicated: no buyout, no minimum term to ride out, no cancellation maze. Give your notice, finish out the month, and you are free. The same month-to-month structure that lets you start without a contract lets you stop without one. If your plans change back, you can reserve again - spaces come from the live lot map, so you can see what is open before you commit.
How fast can I reserve a space?
In minutes, and entirely online. You pick your exact space on the live lot map at qualconspaces.com/hollywood/, choose the size and term that fits, and reserve - no appointment, no callback, no waiting on someone to get back to you.
The steps are simple:
- Open the Hollywood lot page at qualconspaces.com/hollywood/.
- Look at the live map and choose your 10x20 or 10x30 ft space.
- Select your start date and reserve online.
That is the whole process. If you want to drive over and look at the lot first, you are welcome to. But you do not have to wait on a tour or a scheduled visit to hold your spot - the map shows what is available, and reserving takes a few clicks. That speed is the reason a lot of drivers lock a space the same day they realize the street or the driveway is not going to work.
Why drivers and fleets pick Hollywood
For people working out of Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding Broward County area, the Hollywood lot at 1724 Buchanan St solves the same set of problems:
- It takes the vehicles other lots turn away - box trucks, work vans, cargo trailers and RVs.
- It is gated 24 hours and camera-monitored, so your equipment is not sitting exposed on a public street.
- It is month to month with 30 days' notice, matching the way construction, delivery and hauling work actually flows.
- It is about 10 minutes from FLL and Port Everglades, keeping you close to the airport corridor and the port when that is where the work is.
- It is reserved online from a live map, so you know the space is yours before you take the truck over.
If you have been squeezed by driveway limits, HOA rules, city code on street parking, or a lot that never had room, this is the alternative. Pick a spot, park your truck, and get on with the next job.
Ready to park your box truck in Hollywood?
If you are done hunting for a place to put your truck, van or trailer, reserve your space online at qualconspaces.com/hollywood/. Choose your size, pick your spot on the live map, and park month to month with no long-term contract.
Reserve it. Park it. Simple.