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Hey guys, My dad and I are meeting each other in Clemson this weekend for the football game. We've never been to Clemson before, so we were looking for some advice on where to park.

• From looking online, it seems like there are two lots designated for non-season ticket holders: the 'C-1' lot off Perimeter Road and the Kite Hill Recycling Center. Is either one of these lots better than the other? Is there a charge to park here? • How early should we be there to get a decent spot and avoid the worst of the traffic? It's a 3:30 kickoff, so I was going to guess around 11am or noon. I know y'all are passionate about your football, but I also know that NC State probably doesn't draw the same excitement as FSU or the Gamecocks. I've heard nothing but good things about how hospitable Tiger fans are; my dad and I are looking forward to experiencing it all.

I would suggest being there before 8 a.m. As the traffic becomes horrendous. It doesn't matter who is playing the city of Clemson becomes the third largest city in SC on game days.

They literally make two way highways into one way highways near the city. I would suggest going to C-1 if possible. The entirety of Clemson becomes one big backyard party and then you go watch football. It's quite an adventure.

I hope you enjoy it. (I say 8 to miss most of the traffic. You could probably get a spot later, but when my family comes to tailgate, my dad has handicap parking so there is a special lot for those designations so I haven't had to do that route in a while. Gta 3 Real Full Game Torent. ) • • • •. I parked in C1/'the pit' last week. I got there at 3:30ish for 7:00 kick off and there were tons of spaces. There was light tailgating going on, mostly by away fans.

It's an easy walk downtown/to the stadium but wear comfortable shoes. I experienced almost zero traffic on the way into Clemson.

I went a back way, though. Do not park too close to perimeter in your aisle or you won't be able to get out. Also, activities after the game are essential or you will wait a few hours in your car to get out of the lot. C-1 (known as 'The Pit') and Kite Hill are free, though you won't find anywhere to park on Kite Hill since that's where all the on campus move their cars to so they don't get towed. Also it is incredibly far away from things.