City of Prince George's Notice of traffic and pedestrian disruption Network.
Downtown Art Walking Tour
Prince George has a growing public collection featuring works created by local artists and pieces from sculptors and painters from across British Columbia and Canada.
Downtown Heritage Walking Tour
Twenty-two heritage interpretative signs are located in downtown Prince George. View all 22 signs and learn about the city’s past in an interactive map.
Prefer to visit in person? Open the map on a smartphone and go on a self-guided walking tour.
Did you know that you can park for FREE for 3 hours Monday to Friday 7:00am to 5:00pm?
FREE on-street parking downtown is available for up to three hours except in designated No Parking zones.
Did you know that you can park for FREE Monday to Friday after 5:00pm and on weekends?
FREE on-street and off-street parking at City of Prince George downtown lots on weekends, statutory holidays.
Do you know where to park if you plan to be downtown longer than 3 hours?
Drivers intending to spend more than three hours downtown are encouraged to park in off-street parking lots rather than on the street in front of businesses and services.
If for any reason, including work, you intend to park downtown for more than three hours during the day on a regular business day, please park in the off-street lots listed below.
The charge for parking in these lots is one dollar per hour or six dollars per day. Pay parking is in effect Monday through Fridays from 7:00am to 5:00pm. Click on the link below to learn more from the City of Prince George website.
There is no charge for off-street and on-street parking stalls during all other hours and days of the week, holidays and on weekdays after 5:00pm.
In addition, there are privately owned lots available for rent.
Did you know that there are designated cycling lanes and over 60 bike racks in Downtown Prince George?
Whether you ride for exercise, saving gas or fun, biking downtown is fantastic. The City of Prince George has a network of cycling routes and bike lanes designed to encourage, facilitate, and integrate cyclists as part of the overall transportation system.
Cyclist Guide: You will find on the City of Prince George’s website bike lanes and bike way maps, info on how to ride (or drive) safely with cyclists, and special programs/services for cyclist.
Did you know that Prince George Transit brings you downtown seven days a week?
Explore their website to view maps, schedules and route information. Try their Trip Planner to chart your course. Use their Alerts to determine which routes are fastest. Their website is the best source for the most up-to- date information on detours and delays due to road construction or bad weather.
For all your Prince George transit needs you can also check the City of Prince George website link below where you can find important transit information.
