Parking in Historic Downtown is a continual worry for business owners, workers, and patrons. Most of us who love to come downtown would prefer the ability to park right in front of our destination of choice. Once in a while we can. Often we must park a few blocks away and walk.

This illustration shows the footprint of the Grand Teton Mall (in red) overlaid on top of our historic downtown. Consider that a stroll from one end of the mall to the other is the same distance as walking from Yellowstone Highway to Memorial Drive. Walk the mall in the other direction and it is the same distance and walking from Constitution Avenue over to Broadway. Yet, most mall patrons and workers do not complain about walking so far.

So the next time you come downtown to work, shop, or play, try to keep a positive attitude and pause to enjoy your stroll through beautiful historic buildings and wonderful shops.

Most on-street parking around downtown is limited to two hours. If you are making a short trip downtown, open spaces are abundant but you may have to park around the corner from your destination. If so, you can enjoy a stroll along some of our historic streets.

Take our Historic Walking Tour brochure along and you can brush up on your history while you shop!

There are several free all-day parking lots around the downtown area. Lots are located across Yellowstone Ave along the railroad, behind the Chesbro's building on Broadway, and on the corner of Constitution and Shoup.

The IFDDC operates three paid parking lots in the heart of downtown at 451 B St (near the corner of Capital and B), along Yellowstone Ave between A and B streets, and the Savings Center Lot on the Corner of Memorial Drive and A Street.

Parking is $1 per hour up to a maximum of $5 per day. Monthly passes can be obtained for $30.

Call us at (208)535-0399 if you are interested in a monthly pass.