Park Plymouth News & Announcements

Parking & Traffic Advisory for July 3rd & July 4th


Parking and Traffic Advisory for Thursday, July 3rd an Friday, July 4th

July 3, 2025 – White Horse Beach
Taylor Avenue will be blocked to all traffic, except White Horse Beach residents. The road will be closed at White
Horse Road / Rocky Hill Road and Manomet Point Road / Taylor Avenue beginning at 6:00 PM and remained
closed as deemed necessary.

All side streets leading to the Priscilla Beach area will be closed to all traffic, except for residents, beginning at
6:00 PM.

There will be NO PARKING along both sides of Manomet Point Road, Highland Terrace, White Horse Road,
Manomet Avenue, Old Beach Road, and Rocky Hill Road between White Horse Road and Powerhouse Road all
day.

There will be NO PARKING on both sides of the following side streets: Brian’s Way, Lopresti Road, Vine Brook
Road, Cary Road, Fair Oaks Road, Arboretum Road, Emerson Field, the Second Church, and Beaver Dam Road
from State Road to Patriot’s Circle.

There will be additional Parking Restrictions on Melix Avenue, Cape Cod Avenue, Reed Avenue, and Strand
Avenue.

Manomet Elementary School will be closed to the public all day.

July 4th, 2025 – Parade and Fireworks
There will be NO OVERNIGHT PARKING throughout the downtown area beginning at 12AM on July 4th.

This includes Court Street from Cordage Park to North Street, Main Street, Main Street Extension, and Water
Street. Any vehicle found in violation will be ticketed and towed beginning at 6AM.

There will be NO PARKING on Water Street between Union and Brewster Streets, the west side of Water Street
between Brewster Street and Park Avenue, Carver Street, Market Street, and Summer Street from Market Street to
Westerly Road all day beginning at 5AM.

Water Street will close between Union and Brewster Streets beginning at 6:00 AM and will remain closed until the
conclusion of the Fireworks. Fireworks will begin at approximately 9:30 PM.

There will be NO PARKING on the east side of Sandwich Street from Water Street to Stephen’s Field beginning
at 5AM. This will remain in effect until after the Fireworks.

There will be NO PARKING all day on Morton Park Road and Thoreau Road.

ALL PARKING RESTRICTIONS WILL BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH SIGNAGE AND BARRELS

Starting April 1, 2025 - Passport app Service Fee

At the beginning of this year, Passport, our mobile payment provider, updated their contractual terms and increased their service fees to .23 cents. In the past years, Park Plymouth has absorbed those customer costs. Unfortunately, the new increased fees make it no longer feasible for us to continue doing so.

We encourage customers to use the pay stations or meters to avoid the additional charge.

During The Paid Parking Season

When Town Hall is open

The lower level of the S. Russel St. parking deck is open to the public and has a discounted rate of $1 an hour or $5 all-day parking rate seven days a week. 

When Town Hall is closed

The upper level of the parking deck and the two parking lots behind Town Hall are also open to the public and have the $1 an hour $5 all-day rate beginning after noon on Fridays, all-day Saturdays, all-day Sundays, and on Town holidays. 

All of these parking areas are a short walk to the shops and restaurants in downtown and are also in walking distance of waterfront areas.


Parking in the Town Hall Corridor


The S. Russell St. Parking Deck next to Town Hall opened in January of 2019. The upper level of the parking deck is restricted to Town Hall employees when Town Hall is open for business, but the public can park on the upper level of the deck when Town Hall is closed.  The lower level of the parking deck is open for public parking on a 24/7 basis. 
Click here for a detailed description of the important parking restrictions that are in effect on the streets and in the other parking facilities surrounding Town Hall (where and when parking is 2-hour free, 4-hour paid, or 10-hour paid).