Hello and welcome to our Sweet Little City! We are so glad you’re here, and we want to help you enjoy your visit to Georgetown. We’ve collected information about where to park for free, where to find an ATM during your visit and where the Rest Rooms are located. 
Free Parking in Downtown Georgetown
Please note: During larger events like the Christmas Stroll and the Red Poppy Festival some lots may be closed. Please click the respective links for additional parking instructions.
5th Street and Austin Avenue Open during Red Poppy Fest 2019
6th Street and Main
10th and Main Street – Handicapped Only During Red Poppy 2019
7th and Rock Street – Open during Red Poppy Fest 2019
Martin Luther King and 8th Street
Martin Luther King and 7th Street
4th and Rock Street – Four Story public parking garage Open during Red Poppy Fest 2019
The free parking lots and garage do not have a three hour limit
Free Parking around the Courthouse and Street Parking Downtown is limited to 3 hours.
Please be careful where you park, the city will tow vehicles left in a no parking zone.
ATM Locations in Downtown Georgetown
Bank of America
624 S. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626
First Texas Bank
900 S. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626
Wells Fargo
1111 S. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626
Velocity Credit Union
508 S. Rock St.
Georgetown, TX 78626
Rest Rooms in Downtown Georgetown
Georgetown Visitors Center located at 103 West 7th Street, on the downtown square. The Visitors Center is open Monday through Saturday, 9am to 5pm and Sunday 1pm to 5pm. The Georgetown Visitors Center closes on some holidays.
Grace Heritage Center located at the intersection of 9th Street and Main Street. Restrooms are located behind the building.
Municipal Court on the corner of 7th & Main Street
During certain events the Restrooms inside the Courthouse are open.
Portable Toilets – During larger events, such as Market Days, The Red Poppy Festival and The Christmas Stroll, the city brings in Portable Toilets. Look for these along the side streets.
Some information courtesy the City of Georgetown.
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