Church Parking Only Signs

Set them at the entrance to the reserved row and on each space near the door, facing the lot. A shared lot with a school or a community hall may need a clearer map, so use a second sign at each entrance. Check your local rules if the lot is shared with a public building.

That line is only the example in this product. Towing rules depend on your town, your property and whether the lot is public or private, so check your local rules before you use it. You can type a plain line such as 'Thank you for visiting' instead.

White on blue, white on green and black on white are offered for this sign. Choose the color that matches your entrance sign or signboard, so the lot reads as one property. Aluminum holds up outdoors on a post, and plastic suits a fence or gate.

Yes, the extra line can name service days, such as Sunday 9 AM and Wednesday 6 PM, so the reserved spaces are clear to visitors on those days. Keep the times accurate and update the line when the schedule changes, so drivers who read it are not misled. Leave the line blank if the spaces are reserved all week.

Some churches post a short permit or badge note, but the printed CHURCH PARKING ONLY words work without one. If you use a permit, state the rule plainly and check your state and local rules before adding any enforcement line. Keep it simple so a guest can read it at a glance.