Is parking free at Wrightsville Beach now?

Paid parking is in effect from March 1st through October 31st except where otherwise posted. Parking rates are $5.00 per hour or $25 per day.



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If you continue to ignore your obligation to pay, the town may seek alternative forms of collection, including a collection agency, credit bureau action, or small claims court. Individuals who accumulate 3 or more unpaid citations are subject to have the vehicle immobilized (booted) or towed until full payment is made.

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How much are parking tickets? Parking fine amounts vary depending on the violation. Most meter violations are $50. If not paid, within 3 days, the penalty is $60; if not paid within 10 days, the penalty is $70.

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The first two hours of parking are free with a valid parking receipt being displayed on the dash. Unless a valid 2 hour free parking receipt is displayed, paid parking at $5.00 per hour will be enforced.

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You can park FREE of charge at on-street meters after 6:30 PM daily and all day Sunday.

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Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina's cost of living is 45% higher than the national average. The cost of living in any area can vary based on factors such as your career, its average salary and the real estate market of that area.

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If you ignore a parking charge notice and refuse to pay a private parking ticket, you risk the company taking you to the small claims court. If they win, you will need to pay. If you fail to pay then, you could have a county court judgment (CCJ) against you.

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Town-operated parking is open year-round and paid parking is enforced 9 a.m.-8 p.m. March 1-Oct. 31; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 1-Dec. 31.

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The citation amount charged for these and other parking violations is $100. Citations paid within 48 hours of issuance will be reduced by 50%. Citations that are unpaid after 15 days will have a $50 penalty added to the citation making the total due of $150.

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The Town of Wrightsville Beach also offers the parking pass options below for residents and visitors:
  1. Daily Pass - Available from pay stations for $25 per day.
  2. Weekly Pass - Available at the parking office for $150 per week.
  3. Contractor Pass - Available at the parking office for $10.00/Per Day/Per Vehicle.


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Driving on the beach is not allowed within the Town of Wrightsville Beach. Visitors with a 4WD vehicle who want to drive on the beach can head south to Freeman Park in Carolina Beach, which is roughly a 35-40 minute drive away.

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Colonial Surface Lots FREE after 5pm & on weekends! On street parking is available throughout Downtown Wilmington. Please obey posted time limits. Metered spots require payment.

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You may purchase 15 minutes of parking for a quarter, 6 minutes for a dime, and 3 minutes for a nickel. You can also pay using the Parkmobile app on your phone. For more information about Parkmobile and to download the app, visit: Wilmington.Parkmobile.us On-street parking is FREE after 6pm & on weekends!

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No overnight parking allowed. This place is representative for all the little dead end streets around Wrightsville Beach. The rules apply to all. Parking is free from November to February all day, from April to October its free during the night (8pm to 9am).

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The City of Wilmington offers tips for parking downtown. Parking at the meters on weekends and holidays are free. There is parking available through many parking garages and lots throughout downtown. The Wilmington Parking Authority has two close lots: the 10th Street Garage or the 8th Street Lot.

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Parking is available at several locales that cross paths with the Loop, (particularly the Lanier Parking center next to the Wrightsville Beach Park), and a walking tour of the entire route takes just an hour or so, depending on the speed.

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The best time to enjoy an uncrowded shoreline on Wrightsville Beach is in the early morning or late evening hours. Visitors will also want to time a visit for a weekday, when possible, as weekend crowds can get thick in the summer months.

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It is known for being one of the best beaches in North Carolina, having warm climate year round, and wide range of recreational activities. It's only a two-hour drive from Raleigh, North Carolina's capital city, making it one of the most popular day trip destinations state-wide.

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Also the beach does not close, you can walk or sit all night if you want.

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