Is there a car park near the station?
par-CHEG-gio — stress on second syllable. The double 'g' before 'io' sounds like /dʒ/ as in 'jump'.
Ask this when arriving by car at a train station and needing to park before catching a train.
C'è (is there) + noun — the standard availability question. Parcheggio (car park / parking) comes from parcheggiare (to park). Vicino alla stazione (near the station) — vicino a (near) + alla (contracted a + la).
Il parcheggio è custodito?
Is the car park attended?
Custodito (supervised/guarded) — important for overnight parking
Quanto costa parcheggiare per un giorno?
How much does it cost to park for a day?
Per un giorno (for one day) — daily parking rate
C'è un parcheggio gratuito nei dintorni?
Is there free parking in the area?
Gratuito (free), nei dintorni (in the area/vicinity)
Italian train stations in smaller cities often have free or cheap parking within walking distance — unlike major hubs where parking is expensive. Using park-and-ride systems (scambiatori) is recommended in cities like Milan and Turin.