The City of Asheboro offers free on-street and public parking for convenient and accessible parking options for business, entertainment and shopping in downtown Asheboro. There are close to 1000 publicly owned off-street parking spaces and several hundred on-street spaces available downtown. The map below illustrates the locations of these options.
The City of Asheboro recently completed a comprehensive Downtown Parking Study and Strategy and is beginning implementation of that report's findings. Consistent regulation of on- and off-street parking is essential for maintaining orderly and efficient use of this limited resource. Unregulated parking can lead to congestion, safety hazards, and decreased accessibility for residents and businesses. Effective regulation contributes to the overall quality of life by ensuring that parking is available for those who need it.
In the fall of 2025, city staff began work to educate the public about downtown parking resources and why it is necessary and important to enforce parking regulations. Effort also is underway to improve signage and pedestrian facilities that will make parking areas more recognizable and safer to use.
The Asheboro Police Department is responsible for managing the City's public parking resources. Parking citations can be issued for violations of the municipal code; common violations include parking in excess of the allowed time, parking too far from the street, parking against the flow of traffic, and double parking. Please pay attention to parking-related signage and call 336-626-1201 if you have questions about parking downtown.
In addition to publicly owned parking facilities, there also are several parking lots available for use after business hours and in accordance with posted signage. The map below identifies these locations.
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The City of Asheboro recently completed a comprehensive Downtown Parking Study and Strategy and is beginning implementation of that report's findings. Consistent regulation of on- and off-street parking is essential for maintaining orderly and efficient use of this limited resource. Unregulated parking can lead to congestion, safety hazards, and decreased accessibility for residents and businesses. Effective regulation contributes to the overall quality of life by ensuring that parking is available for those who need it.
In the fall of 2025, city staff began work to educate the public about downtown parking resources and why it is necessary and important to enforce parking regulations. Effort also is underway to improve signage and pedestrian facilities that will make parking areas more recognizable and safer to use.
The Asheboro Police Department is responsible for managing the City's public parking resources. Parking citations can be issued for violations of the municipal code; common violations include parking in excess of the allowed time, parking too far from the street, parking against the flow of traffic, and double parking. Please pay attention to parking-related signage and call 336-626-1201 if you have questions about parking downtown.
In addition to publicly owned parking facilities, there also are several parking lots available for use after business hours and in accordance with posted signage. The map below identifies these locations.