Whether you’re exploring the vibrant Narok Town market, visiting the famous Maasai Mara gateway, or simply stopping by popular spots like Maasai Mara University or Narok Stadium, parking your vehicle securely and legally is a must. Luckily, Narok County County management offers a few straightforward ways to handle your parking fees—whether you prefer digital or in-person payments.
These methods are applicable in Narok Town and its surrounding areas, including Majengo, Total, Lenana Estate, Nairagie Enkare, and the town’s bus terminal and shopping zones.
How to pay for Street parking in Narok Town via USSD Code, *818#
- Dial *818# on your Safaricom mobile line.
- Select County Services or “Parking” from the menu.
- Choose your parking category (daily, seasonal, etc.).
- Enter your vehicle registration number.
- Select your parking zone (e.g., Narok Town).
- Confirm the amount due and approve the M-PESA prompt.
- You will receive a confirmation SMS indicating successful payment.
Steps to pay for Street parking in Narok Town manually using cash
At county offices
- Visit the Narok County Government offices (located near the county headquarters).
- Proceed to the revenue or parking services desk.
- Provide your vehicle registration details and parking location.
- Make your payment in cash or via available digital terminal.
- Collect and keep your official payment receipt as proof of payment.
Via Authorized Attendant
- Locate an authorized County parking attendant—they typically wear official vests or badges ie yellow coat
- Give your vehicle registration number and parking location.
- Pay the applicable fee (ask for rates if not posted).
- Receive an official printed or written receipt as proof of payment.
- Keep the receipt visibly placed on your dashboard, if required.
When parking in Narok Town and surrounding areas, the *USSD code (818#) provides a convenient way to pay on the go especially if you're headed into the bustling town center or visiting administrative offices. However, for those who prefer face-to-face interactions, paying at the county offices or through authorized attendants remains a reliable alternative.
No matter which method you choose, always ensure your payment is confirmed and documented to avoid penalties or fines.