Parking guides for Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge
Official lots and rates, street rules, free options and monthly parking for the places people drive to most, plus plain-language guides to overnight parking, tickets and free parking in each city, with live Parkeas spaces nearby.
Kitchener
Parking in Downtown Kitchener
Where to park in downtown Kitchener: more than 300 free two-hour street spaces, City lots at $2.80 an hour and free on weekends, garages from $4.40, evening and Sunday deals, winter rules and monthly prices.
Read the guideParking near Grand River Hospital (WRHN @ Midtown)
Parking at Grand River Hospital, now WRHN @ Midtown in Kitchener: the garage is $4 per half hour with a $17.25 day pass, multi-day H Passes, city lots at $3.20 an hour, and monthly options.
Read the guideParking near Kitchener GO Station
Parking at Kitchener GO and VIA station (126 Weber St W): no GO lot, the VIA lot is $12 a day, the Region lot at 50 Victoria St N is $2.40 an hour and free for GO commuters who arrive by 7:10 a.m., plus nearby garages and monthly options.
Read the guideParking at Centre In The Square, Kitchener
Where to park for a show at Centre In The Square in Kitchener: the Otto Street and Queen Street lots are $15 on theatre nights since September 2026, the Civic District garage $10, plus free street spots, drop-off and transit.
Read the guideParking at The Aud (Kitchener Memorial Auditorium)
Parking at The Aud, 400 East Ave in Kitchener: lots C to G are free, lot B is for carpools, lot A is paid at concerts and reserved for season pass holders at Rangers games. Accessible parking, street rules and GRT routes.
Read the guideParking at Bingemans, Kitchener
Parking at Bingemans, 425 Bingemans Centre Dr in Kitchener: free at the conference venues, the Big Splash volleyball courts and Screampark; Gift of Lights is priced per car. Overnight, camping and bus routes 34 and 204.
Read the guideWaterloo
Parking in Uptown Waterloo
Where to park in Uptown Waterloo: most City lots give the first 2 hours free on weekdays and are free evenings and weekends, the Uptown Parkade is $4 an hour, plus overnight rules and monthly permits.
Read the guideParking near the University of Waterloo
Parking at the University of Waterloo: visitor lots are $10 a day or $4.30 an hour, student permits are $254.41 a term (Fall 2026 sold out), Lot X is free on weekends, plus Northdale street rules and monthly driveways.
Read the guideParking near Wilfrid Laurier University (Waterloo campus)
Parking at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus: visitor parking is $3.75 an hour or $15 a day, 8-month permits from $355.95, temporary monthly permits from $70, free evenings in white lots, and private spaces nearby.
Read the guideParking at Waterloo Park
Where to park at Waterloo Park: three small lots inside the park, the City’s Erb, Perimeter, Dupont and Bauer lots (free evenings and weekends), free WMRC parking, UW Lot C, ION and bus routes, and event parking for Wonders of Winter and July 1.
Read the guideParking at RIM Park, Waterloo
Parking at RIM Park, 2001 University Ave E in Waterloo, is free: lots by the Manulife Sportsplex, the east sports fields and the ball diamonds. Tournament-day tips, accessible parking and GRT route 202 from Conestoga Station.
Read the guideYKF airport (Breslau)
Cambridge
Parking in Downtown Cambridge (Galt)
Parking in downtown Cambridge (Galt): free 2-hour lots and streets, free 12-hour lots for all-day parking, the paid Dickson St and Mill St lots, the year-round overnight ban, monthly permits from $65 and the 302 ION Bus.
Read the guideParking at Cambridge Memorial Hospital
Parking at Cambridge Memorial Hospital, 700 Coronation Blvd: $3.25 per half hour, $14 a day or $15.50 for 24 hours, free under 15 minutes. Which lot serves which wing, HPASS discount passes, drop-off and buses 50 and 206.
Read the guideRules and tips
How we check these guides
Every price, rule and fine comes from an official page: the City, the venue, the hospital, the university or Grand River Transit. Each fact has a numbered footnote to that page, and each guide shows the date its facts were checked.
When two official pages disagree, we use the newer one and say less rather than guess. Private parking prices are a dated snapshot of public classified ads, labelled as such. We re-check the guides every few months and before each winter season.
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