Is the nearby place easy to park?

[Silverobama]

I have never been to my friend's English club and I decided to go there tonight. I will drive there but I don't know if the places around the venue offer good parking lots. In some areas here, it's very hard to park one's car. I asked him "Is the nearby place easy to park?"

Please tell me the natural way of posting the question.

 

[teechar]

I will drive there but I don't know if the places around there will be parking available near the venue. offer good parking lots. In some areas here, in my city, it's very hard to find parking. one's car.

See above

"Is the nearby place easy to park?"

That's wrong. You don't park "a place"!
Try again.

 

[Silverobama]

That's wrong. You don't park "a place"!
Try again.

How about "Is it easy to park nearby the venue?"

 

[5jj]

How about "Is it easy to park nearby the venue?"

See above.

 

[Silverobama]

See above.

One last question. Is it natural to ask "Is it effortless to find a parking near the venue?"

 

[tedmc]

As a question, I'd say "easy", yes, but not effortless. "A parking" is incorrect.

 

[teechar]

One last question. Is it natural to ask "Is it effortless to find a parking near the venue?"

No.
It's all wrong. See post #4 above, or try:
"Is it easy to find parking there?"

 

[emsr2d2]

One last question. Is it natural to ask "Is it effortless to find a parking near the venue?"

That's a grammatical sentence but no native speaker would ever use "effortless" in that context.