Public parking in Centre in the Park is managed through an integrated parking system by Strathcona County. The district has over 1,300 public parking stalls.Â
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Monday to Friday: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Monday to Friday: 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. Saturday and Sunday: 7:30 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Note: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Centre in the Park Parkade - Public parking on P-East only Community Centre - Public parking on P1 only
Charge your car while you’re visiting the area. Located in the Community Centre underground parkade, close to the P1 public elevators.
We heard from residents that installing electric vehicle charging stations was a way for Strathcona County to support its commitment to renewables and greenhouse gas reductions. Funding for this project was provided by the SouthGrow Regional Initiative in partnership with the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre, and Natural Resources Canada through the ZeroEmission Vehicle Infrastructure Program.
Paying for parking is easy! Starting August 26, you can download the Parkedin app to pay for your visit or register your licence plate in both parkades.
Download the Parkedin app on Google Play or the App Store. Please note that the Zone ID is 1602.
Festival Lane, Festival Avenue, Festival Way
An alternative to parking…
Strathcona County Transit offers service to Centre in the Park, including direct and convenient travel to the Community Centre and Sherwood Park Mall from the new Bethel Transit Terminal. Find transit routes and schedules.
Centre in the Park is a mixed-use area with businesses, schools, residences, and cultural, recreational and municipal services. An integrated parking management program manages parking demands of visitors, library patrons, staff, students and residents. We are trying to get away from creating a large expanse of surface parking. Underground parking supports better land use, and traffic calming measures enhance pedestrian, cyclist and driver safety.
Paid parking and time limits are parking management tools to ensure turnover during peak periods and improve parking availability. There is a cost to providing parking. Parking revenues help offset costs to keep parking areas clean, with good security and lighting.
County employees who choose to park in the underground parkades pay to park.
Lot A–Festival Place, Lot B–Kinsmen Leisure Centre and Lot C–Sherwood Park Arena and Sports Centre are no charge and have no time-limit restrictions.
Lot A–Festival Place Walking distance – 400 metres – about 5 minutes
Lot B–Kinsmen Leisure Centre Walking distance – 1 kilometre – about 12 minutes
Lot C–Sherwood Park Arena Walking distance – 1 kilometre – about 12 minutes
Once a violation ticket is issued, it is entered into the Provincial Offences system. If the penalty specified on a violation tag is not paid within the prescribed time period, the violation proceeds to Court. Strathcona County cannot retract violation tickets.
Email: CITPparking@strathcona.ca
Last updated: Monday, August 26, 2024 Page ID: 37683