Do not take towing warning signs lightly. Some residential areas have a two-hour time limit, unless you live on that street and have a permit to park there. To download and print this map of PSU Visitor Parking you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you are not a student and don't work for Penn State but need to park on the campus, there are a number of visitors' lots designated for different purposes. These permits allow 24-hour parking in selected lots.
Visitors can also park in metered spaces on campus.
Note that Penn State meters cost 75 cents an hour and only take quarters, so bring an ample supply. Visitors may also pay 75 cents an hour to park in the Nittany Parking Deck next to the Nittany Lion Inn, which is accessible from PSU's Park Avenue entrance. If you are a student or part of the faculty or staff at Penn State, get a permit. Permits are color-coded for different sections of campus, and can be purchased at the parking office in the Eisenhower Parking Deck. Parking in non-designated areas can get you a ticket.