City of Orillia Resident Boat Trailer Parking Permit

Resident Boat Trailer Parking Permit Information and Instructions

Orillia residents can park their boat trailer for free with an approved Resident Boat Trailer Parking Permit.  The Boat Trailer Parking Program runs from May 15 - October 15 annually, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday to Sunday, including public holidays.  A permit is not needed outside of these timeframes.

The paid boat trailer parking locations are Centennial Park and Collins Drive boat launch parking lots, as well as Collins Drive, Rodger Road, and MacIsaac Drive. There is no fee or permit required to park without a boat trailer in these locations. Please note that as a result of Phase 2 of the Centennial Drive Reconstruction project currently underway, it is anticipated that the Centennial Park Boat Launch parking lot will not be available for public use until later this summer.

If you are not an Orillia resident, the rate to park your trailer is $10 per hour, maximum $50 per day.  Please visit www.orillia.ca/parking for more information.

Permits will be issued by email within five business days from the request date. There is no opportunity for residents/taxpayers to get a Resident Boat Trailer Parking Permit in person. The Orillia Public Library is able to assist residents with the printing of their permits during regular business hours for a cost of $0.25. Residents who do not have access to the internet can have someone fill out the Resident Boat Trailer Parking Permit request form on their behalf.

Please check your junk or spam folder in case the email is delivered there instead of your inbox.  Should you not receive your permit within 5 business days, please contact waterfrontparking@orillia.ca. 

Fine for submitting false and incorrect information:

Anyone who submits false or misleading information or documents or make omissions that may mislead in connection with any application for a resident parking permit, or tampers with, defaces, or alters a resident parking permit can be subject to a maximum fine of up to $5,000 for failure to comply with City of Orillia By-law 2007-55.

Criminal Code - Forgery

Resident / Contact Information

City of Orillia Property Address

Trailer Licence Plate

Your trailer licence plate number is required as it will be shown on your permit.  Please ensure what you enter matches your trailer licence plate to avoid any fines.

Verification Information

You must upload your Trailer Licence Permit, showing both the trailer licence number and your City of Orillia address.

Please ensure the document has been uploaded before submitting your application.

Note:  Personal information is being collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, as amended, for the purposes of reviewing this application.  Questions regarding the collection of personal information should be directed to the City of Orillia, 50 Andrew Street South, Orillia, ON  L3V 7T5, Telephone:  705-325-1311.