Truck Parking in Brazil, Indiana: Semi, Trailer, and More
November 9, 2026
On the I-70 run between Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Brazil is the stop that finally has a real truck yard. Benchmark Truck Parking operates a fenced, gated gravel lot at 3860 IN-59 in Brazil, Indiana, just south of I-70 Exit 23. Parking runs around the perimeter of the field in numbered back-in spaces along the fence, the yard is lit and watched by security cameras, and access is 24/7 through a keypad gate. Semis, dropped trailers, bobtails, box trucks, and food trucks all park here at one simple rate, and booking takes a couple of minutes online.
The lot
The yard sits on IN-59 (State Road 59) a short drive south of the exit, entered from the southwest drive next to the Dollar General. Inside the gate, the layout is easy to read: numbered back-in spaces line the fence on all four sides of the field, so you pull in, pick an open numbered space anywhere around the perimeter, and back in. The lot is fenced with keypad entry, and your gate code comes to you after you book, never posted publicly. Security cameras monitor the site, the yard is lit, and monthly parkers can hold an assigned space that is theirs every time they come in. Personal cars are welcome too.
Rates
There is no subscription, no membership, and no surprise fees. One rate covers every vehicle type that parks here:
- Daily: $20 a day
- Weekly: $72 a week
- Monthly: $180 a month
A separate monthly reserved space runs $200 a month: your own assigned space in the numbered spaces along the fence, held for you month to month. Construction equipment and fleet parking are priced by inquiry, based on the space and the term. Book and pay online at the Brazil lot page, and park the same day.
Semi and tractor-trailer parking
Tractor-trailers park back-in along the fence in the numbered spaces, anywhere around the perimeter. The field layout leaves room to maneuver a full rig, and 24/7 keypad access means a late arrival or an early roll-out never waits on anybody's business hours. Daily, weekly, and monthly terms all run at the same posted rate, so a driver passing through for one night and a driver based out of the area for the season are on the same simple card.
Dropped trailer parking
Dropped trailers get their own numbered spaces along the fence at the same $20/$72/$180 card. One rule matters here: landing gear support is required. Timber beams are set out along the fence for exactly this, and dropped-trailer gear goes on the beams so it does not sink or fail on the gravel. Set the gear on the timber, close the gate behind you, and the trailer sits secure inside a fenced, camera-watched yard until you come back for it.
Bobtail and box truck parking
Bobtails and box trucks park in the same numbered back-in spaces along the fence, at the same rate as everything else on wheels here. Local and regional operators running box trucks out of Clay County and the Terre Haute area get a gated home base instead of a street corner or a customer's lot, with monthly terms that make the math easy.
Food truck parking
Food trucks park along the fence in the numbered spaces, and monthly assigned spaces are available for vendors who work the area on a regular route. A food truck based here sits behind a locked gate with cameras on it between events, instead of in a driveway or an open lot. Daily and weekly terms cover vendors passing through for a single event or a short run.
Monthly and reserved spaces
Monthly parking at $180 a month keeps a space in the yard on an ongoing basis, and the $200 reserved option assigns you a specific numbered space that is held for you month to month. For drivers and small fleets based near Brazil, that turns parking from a nightly search into a fixed address: the truck is behind the gate, the space is waiting, and the cost is one flat line every month. See all the yards on the locations page if your route runs past Brazil to other stops.
Construction equipment and fleet parking
Construction and vocational equipment parking and storage is available by inquiry, priced by the space and the term. Fleets and multiple vehicles are also priced by inquiry, based on vehicle count and how long they stay. A contractor working a season on I-70 or IN-59, or a small fleet that has outgrown its own yard, can put equipment behind the fence here instead of leaving it on a job site.
Getting here, and what is nearby
Take I-70 Exit 23 and head south on IN-59; the lot is a short drive from the exit, with the entrance at the southwest drive next to the Dollar General. The keypad is on the right side of the gate. Enter your code, pull in, and back into any open numbered space along the fence, without blocking equipment.
Fuel is at the Pilot and Petro travel centers at Exit 23. The Best Western Plus Covered Bridge Inn is next door to the north, and Rodeway Inn and Suburban Studios are also on IN-59. For food, the Iron Skillet at the Petro, Family Table Restaurant, Chava's Mexican, and Johny's Family Restaurant are at the exit and in town, with Walmart and Kroger for groceries and the Dollar General right next door.
Lot rules
The rules are short. Park only in the numbered spaces along the fence. Do not block equipment. Close the gate behind you. Dropped trailers sit with their landing gear on the timber beams. Do not leave trash behind; take it with you or use a dumpster off site.
Book your space
Parking at the Brazil yard books online in a few minutes, by the day, week, or month, with the reserved monthly space available for drivers who want the same spot held for them. Start at the Brazil lot page, pick your dates, and your gate code follows your booking.
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