Additional paid parking is available throughout downtown Fayetteville. City of Fayetteville parking map.
Where can I park when I visit the courthouse?
Free public parking is available in the gravel lots at 334 Person Street and 125 S. Kennedy Street, as well as in the First Presbyterian Church lot (entrance via the 200 block of Person Street). Paid parking options can be found on the City of Fayetteville's website.
Is there designated ADA-accessible parking?
Yes. Designated ADA-accessible spaces are located in the rear courthouse lot, close to the rear entrance. A valid ADA placard or license plate must be displayed.
What if all ADA-accessible spaces are full?
If the designated ADA spaces are occupied, visitors are encouraged to use the free public lots listed above.
Can I be dropped off or picked up near the courthouse?
Yes. Short-term drop-off and pick-up zones remain directly behind the courthouse.
Is the rear lot restricted for staff?
The rear courthouse lot is primarily reserved for courthouse and county staff, but some ADA-accessible spaces remain available for public use (first-come, first-served).
What happens if someone parks incorrectly?
Vehicles parked in staff-only or ADA-only spaces without the proper permit or tag may be subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
Where can I find paid parking downtown?
The City of Fayetteville maintains off-street parking facilities and garages downtown. Visit the City’s “Downtown Parking” page (with interactive maps) for locations, rates, and hours.
Will these changes be permanent?
These updates reflect current operational needs. Cumberland County continues evaluating long-term parking strategies that align with community needs, accessibility, and budget priorities.