Parking in Gimli: Know the Rules, Avoid the Tow

Click HERE for Parking Guidelines at a Glance and for More Information.

Click here for the Parking By-Law.  

Click here for the 2026 Seasonal Parking Map.

Whether you're heading to the beach, visiting local businesses, attending an event, or enjoying Gimli's beautiful waterfront, where and how you park matters.

Parking regulations are in place to help keep our community safe, accessible, and moving smoothly for everyone. Accessible parking stalls provide essential access for those who need them. Fire lanes and hydrants must remain clear for emergency responders. Driveways ensure residents and businesses can be reached, while yellow curbs and designated no-parking zones help maintain safe traffic flow throughout the community. These rules are not just about enforcement; they're about respecting our neighbours and ensuring public safety.

Unfortunately, every year vehicles are ticketed or relocated because they are parked in restricted areas, blocking driveways, occupying accessible parking without a permit, or creating safety hazards. In some cases, vehicles may be towed under the RM of Gimli Parking By-law to protect emergency access, remove obstructions, or maintain safe traffic operations.

If your vehicle is relocated, don't panic. Vehicles removed under the Parking By-law are typically moved to the Gimli Recreation Centre parking lot at 45 Centennial Road, where owners can retrieve their vehicle and review any applicable parking ticket. 

The information below will help you understand common parking rules, where parking is prohibited, what yellow curbs mean, how accessible parking regulations are enforced, what happens when a vehicle is towed, and where to find available public parking in Gimli. Together, we can help keep Gimli accessible, safe, and welcoming, one parking space at a time.

Quick Reminder

Before you leave your vehicle, take a moment to look around:

• Are you parked in a designated stall?
• Are you clear of driveways, fire lanes, and hydrants?
• Are you away from yellow curbs and no-parking zones?
• Are you leaving accessible parking for those who need it?
• Are you allowing enough room for other vehicles to park and exit safely?

A quick check can prevent a ticket, a tow, and inconvenience for others.

Park Smart. Help Keep Gimli Accessible.