Steer, reverse and park in 40 car parks

A top-down parking game with real steering: reverse into bays, slot in between parked cars and back a little trailer down the slipway. Forty levels, three stars each, and a bump is only ever a dent.

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Genre: Parking
Controls: Keyboard
Touch
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Parking Pro

Parking Pro is a top-down parking game with real steering. Your yellow hatchback turns as it rolls, swings its nose wide on a tight corner and steers the other way when you reverse, just like a real car. Every level is a bright cartoon car park seen from above, and the job is always the same: stop fully inside the glowing bay, facing the way its arrow points.

Forty hand-built levels take you from quiet street bays and kerbside parallel parking to a busy supermarket, a multi-storey deck with a ramp and pillars, and a row of garages whose doors are only a little wider than the car. From level 25 a small trailer hangs on a visible hinge behind you, and you learn to pull it through a gap, then back it into a campsite pitch, a boat shed and down the harbour slipway. Pigeons on the tarmac flutter off long before you get close.

Touching a cone, a wall or another car is a soft bump with a dent sound, never a crash, but it costs the no-bumps star. The other two stars are for beating the par time and grabbing the bonus coin, so each level is quick to finish and worth replaying for three stars and a high score. If you would rather relax and line it up slowly, nothing hurries you except the par star. Drive with the arrow keys or WASD, or use the steer buttons and pedals on a touch screen. Progress and stars are saved in your browser.

Tips for Parking Pro

Parking Pro is won by going slowly. The car turns only while it rolls and swings its nose wide on tight corners, so give yourself room before you turn in, and remember that reversing steers the other way. You finish only when the car stops fully inside the glowing bay and faces the way its arrow points, so check the arrow before you set off and plan whether to drive in forwards or back in.

The three stars pull in different directions, so do not chase them all at once. On a first try, take your time and aim for no bumps, since touching a cone, wall or car costs that star. Once you know the route, go back for the par time and the bonus coin. From level 25 a trailer hangs behind you on a hinge and reversing gets trickier: make small steering inputs and correct early, because the trailer swings further than you expect. If a level goes wrong, R restarts it straight away.

Frequently asked questions

Is Parking Pro free to play?

Yes. Parking Pro is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account needed, and your progress and stars are saved in the browser you play in.

Can I play Parking Pro on my phone?

Yes. On a touch screen the steer buttons sit at the bottom left and the GO and REV pedals at the bottom right. On a computer you drive with the arrow keys or WASD.

How do I get three stars in Parking Pro?

Each level has three stars: one for finishing with no bumps, one for beating the par time and one for grabbing the bonus coin. You can replay any level to collect the stars you missed and improve your high score.

When does the trailer appear in Parking Pro?

The trailer arrives from level 25. It hangs on a visible hinge behind your car, and you learn to pull it through gaps and then back it into a campsite pitch, a boat shed and down the harbour slipway.