Almost every popular sight on Guam has somewhere to park. The catch is the clock: plan around 5 p.m. The Tumon beach park gates close to cars at 5 p.m., and vehicle access to Asan Bay Overlook is blocked at about the same time. This guide lists where to park, when cars can get in and whether there are restrooms at 13 sights, using only what we could confirm from official sources.
- 13 sights in three tables: Tumon and the north, Hagåtña, and central and southern Guam.
- Tumon’s beach parks (Ypao and Matapang) have gate hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; no vehicle entry after 5 p.m., according to Parks and Recreation signs.
- Asan Beach, Asan Bay Overlook and Ga’an Point, all part of War in the Pacific National Historical Park, charge nothing for entry or parking. Vehicle access to Asan Bay Overlook is blocked at about 5 p.m. daily.
- The Two Lovers Point observation deck is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; admission is $3.
- Chamorro Village holds its night market on Wednesdays from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., and nearby parking fills up.
- For the rules — which way to face on the street, where you cannot park — see TAICO’s Guam parking guide.
Where do you park in Tumon and northern Guam?
Three sights close to the Tumon hotel strip.
| Destination | Where to park | When cars can get in / notes | Restrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tumon Bay beach parks (Ypao, Matapang) | Beach park lots | Gate hours 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; no vehicle entry after 5 p.m. No driving onto the park grounds | — |
| Two Lovers Point | Lot in front of the entrance (marked stalls) | Observation deck open daily 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; $3 admission | — |
| Dededo Flea Market | Around the market grounds | Market opens at 6 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays | — |
“—” means we could not confirm it from an official source (not that it does not exist).
- Tumon beach parks: Ypao Beach Park and Matapang Beach Park are run by the Guam Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR). Their posted rules say gate hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with no vehicle entry after 5 p.m. If you want to watch the late-afternoon water, park before 5.
- Two Lovers Point: The entrance is a short walk from the lot. You pay only to go up to the observation deck.
Where do you park in Hagåtña?
Hagåtña’s landmarks are close together, so you can park once and walk.
| Destination | Where to park | When cars can get in / notes | Restrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plaza de España and the Guam Museum | Spaces around the plaza and museum | The museum’s second-floor permanent exhibits have been closed for repairs since July 27, 2026 (no reopening date announced) | — |
| Latte Stone Park | Street spaces around the park | Rules change from block to block; read the signs and look for marked spaces | — |
| Paseo de Susana Park | Inside the park and around Paseo Stadium | Busy on Wednesday evenings because of the night market next door | — |
| Chamorro Village | Lots around the village | Night market every Wednesday, 5:30–9:30 p.m.; parking fills up | — |
“—” means we could not confirm it from an official source.
- Night-market Wednesdays: Traffic builds around Chamorro Village and Paseo before the market opens. If you are stopping by in the evening, arrive early and park first.
Where do you park in central and southern Guam?
Six stops often combined on a drive south.
| Destination | Where to park | When cars can get in / notes | Restrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asan Beach (War in the Pacific NHP) | Park lot (free) | Open at all times. Damaged by the April 2026 typhoon — check that it is open before you go | Yes (7 a.m.–5 p.m.) |
| Asan Bay Overlook | Lot right off Route 6 (free) | Vehicle access blocked at about 5 p.m. daily | No |
| Ga’an Point (Agat) | Park lot (free) | Open at all times | Yes (7 a.m.–5 p.m.) |
| Cetti Bay Overlook | Roadside pull-off | Room for a few cars; if full, keep going rather than waiting on the road | — |
| Fort Soledad (Umatac) | Spaces just before the fort | — | — |
| Inarajan Natural Pools | Lot next to the pools | — | — |
“—” means we could not confirm it from an official source.
- The three National Historical Park sites: Asan Beach, Asan Bay Overlook and Ga’an Point are managed by the National Park Service. There is no entrance fee and parking is free. Restrooms are at Asan Beach and Ga’an Point, open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Cetti Bay Overlook: The pull-off holds only a few cars. Watch for traffic behind you when you pull in and when you leave.
Can you drive to the sights in the late afternoon?
Aim to arrive before 5 p.m. Of the places we checked, three change at 5:
| Place | What changes at 5 p.m. |
|---|---|
| Tumon beach parks (Ypao, Matapang) | Gates close to cars |
| Asan Bay Overlook | Vehicle access blocked (about 5 p.m.) |
| Asan Beach, Ga’an Point | Restrooms close |
For a sunset stop, park before 5 or check the posted hours at the entrance before you leave the car.
Where can you check the parking rules?
Guam drives on the right, so street parking means pulling up to the right-hand curb facing the direction of traffic. Accessible spaces and the striped aisles beside them are off limits without a permit. For the full rules — no-parking zones, hills, night parking and avoiding break-ins — see the Guam parking guide.
Planning a full day? See our southern Guam driving route or northern Guam driving route.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to pay to park at Guam’s sights?
Not at Asan Beach, Asan Bay Overlook or Ga’an Point, where entry and parking are free. At Two Lovers Point, you pay $3 to go up to the observation deck. For the other sights, we found no official parking fee information, so check the signs when you arrive.
Can you drive to the sights in the evening?
The Tumon beach park gates close to cars at 5 p.m., and vehicle access to Asan Bay Overlook is blocked at about 5 p.m. Arrive before then, and after dark park in well-lit places with other people around.
Can you park on the side of the road?
Yes, where a pull-off is provided, as at Cetti Bay Overlook. Do not stop in a travel lane or on a curve where there is no space set aside.
Which sights have restrooms?
Asan Beach and Ga’an Point, both open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Asan Bay Overlook has none. On a day in the south, use the restroom before you leave or at a gas station along the way.
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Information checked on November 12, 2026. Beach park gate hours are from Department of Parks and Recreation signs photographed in 2025. Hours and post-typhoon conditions can change, so check posted signs and official sources before you go.
