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St. Cloud Downtown Parking
Parking in Downtown St. Cloud has become more convenient following the integration of multi-space meters and ability to pay for parking on the mobile app. In addition, the City now offers FREE Parking at all five ramps nights and weekends. All on-street meters are enforced all hours and all days to increase available parking opportunities curbside.
- FREE parking in ramps: weeknights starting at 5:00 PM and all day weekends
- Over 2,000 spaces available in the 5 downtown parking ramps
- FREE parking in 5 surface lots starting at 5:00 PM and weekends
- Cloverleaf Lot
- Plaza Lot
- Swan Lot
- River’s Edge North Lot
- River’s Edge South Lot
DISCOUNTS on Annual parking permits – 10% discount applies to all annual parking permits.
- “Z” permit parking has been created in the Cloverleaf and River’s Edge North Lots, for $50.00 per quarter (plus tax)
- “Business Reserved” parking spaces can be rented by businesses for reserved employee parking.
- On-street Meters and Lots: To increase turnover for downtown businesses, on-street meters and certain surface parking lots will require payment at all hours and all days, with the exception of no parking 2:00 AM - 6:00 AM to allow for maintenance activities.
On-street parking time limit is three (3) hours.
Surface Parking Lot time limits are five (5) hours.
- Fees: Ramps, On-street and Lots are all $1.00 per hour.
- Payment options:
- Single space meters: Coins or by Mobile App
- Numbered spaces with blue posts: Pay at multi-space meter with coin or credit card, or with Mobile App.
- Ramps: Coins or credit cards through multi-space meters at ramp or pay with Mobile App. Pay before stay begins (pre-payment required at multi-space meter or through App).
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Now Offering!
ParkMobile allows parkers to use their mobile device to easily pay for their parking session.
The ParkMobile app is available at over 3,500 parking spaces in Downtown St. Cloud. There are new stickers and signage posted throughout the Central Business District to provide information on how to pay for parking using the new app.