Find parking near Civic Clock Tower

The Civic Clock Tower in downtown Riverside is a striking 25-foot concrete clock and fountain that serves as both a public artwork and a memorial to two police officers who died in the line of duty. Located by City Hall along the pedestrian-friendly civic center area, it is a popular point of interest for walking tours, photos and exploring nearby shops, cafes and cultural sites. Traffic in this part of the city can be steady throughout the day, especially during business hours and community activities, so arriving with a parking plan helps you spend more time enjoying the landmark itself.

Parking around the Civic Clock Tower typically involves metered or time-limited street spaces and city-managed lots, which can fill quickly during weekday business hours and around special civic or cultural happenings. Planning parking near Civic Clock Tower in advance helps you avoid circling busy one-way streets and lets you move easily between the tower and other downtown attractions on foot. Be sure to review local signage for meter hours, time limits and any residential or permit-only zones, and always check current information from official Riverside city sources before your visit.