Parking

The Town of Innisfil regulates parking through our Parking By-law. Failure to follow the parking regulations may result in a ticket, fine or tow.

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Resident parking pass

Residents can park for free at designated parking lots when displaying a resident parking pass.

Make sure your resident parking pass is clearly visible in your vehicle by hanging it from your rearview mirror. If the pass is not visible, you may receive a parking ticket.

Parking rules

Before you park, you should always read any parking signs posted in the area to make sure you're not violating any restrictions. 

Don't park:

  • Within 9 metres of an intersection or a fire hydrant 
  • In accessible spaces without displaying a valid accessible permit 
  • In a way that impedes or obstructs the flow of traffic
  • Facing the wrong way on a street or roadway
  • In bike lanes
  • Over a sidewalk (a trailer must be licensed and attached to a vehicle to be parked on the road)

Winter parking restrictions

From November 15 to April 15, you cannot park overnight (midnight to 7 a.m.) on Town roads. Winter parking restrictions are in place to help make sure snowplows can quickly and safely clear snow. We appreciate your cooperation!

Overnight winter lots

The following community parking lots are maintained through the winter, and our community standards officers will not issue overnight parking fines:

Vehicles must follow all other signage and regulations in the lot. Vehicles cannot park more than 7 days at any one time or impede snow clearing operations. The lot at Previn Court Park is currently closed due to park construction. 

Accessible parking

You can request or renew an accessible parking permit from Ontario's Ministry of Transportation for free if you meet eligibility criteria.

  • You must clearly display your permit with the number and expiry date visible on your vehicle’s sun visor or dashboard to park in an accessible parking space
  • The permit holder must be either a passenger or driver of the vehicle
  • If you use the permit without the permit holder in the vehicle, you could be fined up to $5,000, and the permit may be seized

The penalty for parking in an accessible space without a proper permit is $310. Parking is free in Town-owned lots with a valid accessible parking permit.

Accessible parking authorization

Authorization is required for by-law enforcement officers to enforce accessible parking regulations on commercial properties. Owners of commercial properties can grant permission using our online form.

Grant accessible parking authorization

Parking lots and rates

Whether you're visiting Innisfil for the weekend or for a daytrip, we offer paid parking close to the beach! Plan your trip and view our parking lots and rates so you know what to expect.