Baton is Back
San Diego City College Harry West Gym
Address: Park Blvd, San Diego, CA
50th Anniversary
All West Regional Baton Twirling Championships
March 28-29, 2026 | NBTA 2026 Qualifier
PARKING
We work diligently to keep this information up to date. However, please confirm all details—especially locations, permits, and fees—before making any plans.
Harry West Gym Parking Guide – San Diego City College
Located on the west side of campus, Harry West Gym is best accessed via Park Blvd. For convenient and cost-effective parking, use Google Maps to locate:
- On-campus lots
- City and street parking
- Nearby private lots
Free On-Campus Weekend Parking – Harry West Gym, SDCCD
No campus permits are required on Saturdays, Sundays.
Designated Student Lots:
- P-1, P-2, P-3 (adjacent to Harry West Gym)
- Capacity: ~500 spots, handicap accessible
- Perks: Under 5-minute walk, well-lit, security patrols
- Tip: Enter via Park Blvd and scan the on-site QR code for the campus map.
Street Parking
- Where: Park Blvd (north/south of campus), 28th St, B St
- Cost: Free in unmetered zones; metered spots nearby cost $1.50–$3/hr with 2-hour limits
- Pros: No permit required; close to campus
- Cons: Fills fast during events; check signage and avoid fire hydrants
- Tip: Use apps like ParkMobile, Parkopedia, or SpotHero for real-time availability
Off-Campus Parking Alternatives
- Petco Park Garage (20th & J St)
- ~0.8 miles / 3-min drive
- Rate: $10–$20 per event
- Civic Center Garage (20th & C St)
- ~0.5 miles / 2-min walk
- Rate: $5–$15 flat
Pros: Covered parking, plenty of spots, convenient for rideshare drop-off
Cons: Longer walk to campus, higher cost for extended stays
Quick Campus Map Access
- Interactive: SDCC Maps or Google Maps pin for Harry West Gym
Spot Hero:
This was a lookup on spot hero to give you an idea on costs per day and walking distance
Parkopedia
This was a lookup on “Parkopedia”
to give you an idea on costs per day
and walking distance
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History of Harry West Gym
Completion Date: October 2005
3 basketball courts
5 volleyball courts
8 badminton courts
55,000 suare feet and seating for up to 2,000 spectators
On September 23, 2004, the San Diego Community College District Board of Trustees approved the recommendation to name the new indoor gymnasium after Harry West, a beloved athletic director known for his dedication to student athletics and physical education. His leadership and vision were instrumental in bringing the facility to life.
- Main Court Configuration:
The gym features three basketball courts side by side, which can be converted for baton twirling championships lane assigments. - Bleacher Placement:
Retractable bleachers line one side of the gym, offering seating for up to 2,000 spectators and a sizeable warm up area. - Entry & Flow:
The layout supports clear entry points and walking paths, helpful for directing attendees and performers. - Lighting & Ceiling Height:
The gym is well-lit with high ceilings, suitable for athletic baton routines and elevated camera setups.