Parking lot information

To support local businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and construction, the City is offering two-hour complimentary municipal parking in London’s core.

Residents and visitors wishing to take advantage of this opportunity will need to use the HonkMobile app to access parking from their phone, tablet or computer. Enter the code CORE under "Add Promo" at time of checkout.

As an alternative to using the HonkMobile app, motorists can access two hours of complimentary parking by contacting Parking Services at 519-661-4537, providing their licence plate number and the zone ID for the location in which they would like to park.

Core Area Boundary Map

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All City-managed and owned lots are identified with a white "P" symbol and green background.  Municipal lots are unattended, and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.  When parking in a Municipal lot, you are required to display a receipt from the Pay n Display master meter located on site, or pay using the HonkMobile parking app.

City Hall - Dufferin Avenue/ Wellington Street

• 24 hours, Monday to Sunday, check signs

Covent Garden Market - King Street/Talbot Street

• 24 hours, Monday to Sunday, check signs

RBC Place London - York Street / Clarence Street

• 24 hours, Monday to Sunday, check signs

• Lots 1 or 2 (See lot information) $70.00
• Purchase at the Parking Office (824 Dundas St.)
• Downtown Bus Pass included with parking 

Now you can pay for parking at any on-street Pay n Display parking meter and reuse again at any on-street Pay n Display or individual meter as long as the receipt has time remaining. The receipt must be displayed so that the expiry time is visible on the dashboard of the vehicle and parking signs must be followed.

Please note:

• Receipts purchased at master meters in off-street City Parking lots cannot be used at on-street metered areas
• All on-street signage must be followed
• Note the time limits posted on each meter
• Note the time the receipt expires
• On-street receipts have red text indicating they are valid at all on-street metered areas only. These receipts are not valid in off-street parking lots

The City of London has partnered with Honk to offer a new way to pay for parking at on-street and municipal parking lot locations.

With the Honk app, residents and visitors can seamlessly search, pay, and top up parking from a phone, tablet, or computer.

Coin operated parking meters and Pay n Display meters are also available.

How it works:

1. Download the Honk app. Find it at honkmobile.com, Google Play or the App Store
2. Set up your account. Add as many vehicles and payment sources as you like to your profile
3. Use Honk to pay for your parking in all City of London on-street locations and Municipal parking lots (City managed and owned lots are identified with a white "P" symbol and a green background.)

Pay for parking using credit cards, PayPal, VISA debit and Masterpass digital wallet. Cash and credit cards are accepted at Pay n Display master meters.

Learn more honkmobile.com/how-it-works

Parking on Dundas Place is now under a one-hour time limit and free 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Saturday. In the evenings between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. and on Sundays and holidays, parking on Dundas Place is unrestricted and free.

This is only applicable at legal parking areas where it is indicated with signage that parking is permissible. Anything outside will be subject to enforcement.

To help support businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the City has added more than a dozen new short-term parking spots throughout the downtown.

These temporary delivery and pick-up zones will provide clearly identifiable locations for customers and food delivery drivers when they are making quick food and parcel pickups. New signage is being installed at locations that were identified through requests from businesses, keeping in mind both safety and convenience.

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